SAFETY AND INFECTION CONTROL. CONTRACTOR asserts that it is in compliance with applicable guidelines for safety and infection control, including blood-borne pathogens, and that there are no enforcement actions, litigation, or other legal or regulatory proceedings in progress or being brought against CONTRACTOR as a result of non-compliance with such guidelines. XXXXXXXXXX agrees to notify COUNTY immediately should the status of any of the assertions in this paragraph change or come into question.
SAFETY AND INFECTION CONTROL. 20 A. CONTRACTOR shall provide personnel with training, equipment, and
SAFETY AND INFECTION CONTROL. CONTRACTOR asserts that it is in compliance with applicable guidelines for safety and infection control, including blood-borne pathogens, and that there are no enforcement actions, litigation, or other legal or regulatory proceeding in progress or being brought against CONTRACTOR as a result of non-compliance with such guidelines. XXXXXXXXXX agrees to notify COUNTY immediately should the status of any of the assertions in this paragraph change or come into question. CONTRACTOR must upon request furnish documentation satisfactory to COUNTY’S Health Officer, of the absence of tuberculosis disease for any employee or volunteer who provides services under this Agreement. XXXXXXXXXX agrees to furnish COUNTY, upon request, a copy of CONTRACTOR’S Safety and Infection Control Policy. Agreement Number:
SAFETY AND INFECTION CONTROL. The Contractor shall comply with all State and Federal safety requirements, including all applicable articles in Title 29 of the Code of Federal Regulations.
SAFETY AND INFECTION CONTROL. A. Contractor shall provide personnel with training, equipment, and immunizations necessary to ensure protection from illness or injury when responding to an emergency medical request.
B. Contractor shall notify the County within five (5) business days of any Cal/OSHA major enforcement actions, and of any litigation, or other legal or regulatory proceedings in progress or being brought against Contractor’s San Joaquin County operations.
C. Contractor shall, upon request, furnish documentation satisfactory to County’s Health Officer, of the absence of tuberculosis disease for any employee or volunteer who provides services under this Agreement.
D. The Contractor shall have a County approved Communicable Disease Policy that complies with all Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements and other regulations related to prevention, reporting of exposure, and disposal of medical waste. All prehospital personnel shall be trained in prevention and universal precautions.
SAFETY AND INFECTION CONTROL. A. PROVIDER shall provide its personnel with all training, personal protective equipment (PPE), and immunizations necessary to ensure protection from illness or injury when responding to an emergency medical request.
B. PROVIDER shall have a Communicable Disease Policy that complies with all Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements and other regulations related to prevention, reporting of exposure, and disposal of medical waste. PROVIDER’S personnel shall be trained in prevention and universal precautions.
C. PROVIDER shall notify AGENCY within five (5) business days of any OSHA major enforcement actions, and of any litigation, or other legal or regulatory proceedings in progress or being brought against PROVIDER’S operations.
SAFETY AND INFECTION CONTROL. 1. Contractor shall provide personnel with training, equipment, and immunizations necessary to ensure protection from illness or injury when in the scope of their employment.
2. The Contractor shall have a County approved Communicable Disease Policy that complies with all Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements and other regulations related to prevention, reporting of exposure, and disposal of medical waste. All prehospital personnel shall be trained in prevention and universal precautions.
3. Contractor shall notify the County within five business days of any Cal/OSHA major enforcement actions, and of any litigation, or other legal or regulatory proceedings in progress or being brought against Contractor’s San Xxxxxxx County operations.
4. Contractor shall, upon request, furnish documentation satisfactory to County’s Health Officer, of the absence of tuberculosis disease for any employee or volunteer who provides services under this Agreement.
SAFETY AND INFECTION CONTROL. 15 A. CONTRACTOR shall provide personnel with training, equipment, and 16 immunizations necessary to ensure protection from illness or injury when 17 responding to a non-medical emergency interfacility transfer request.
19 B. CONTRACTOR shall notify the AGENCY within five (5) calendar days of any 20 Cal/OSHA (Division of Occupational Safety and Health) major enforcement actions, 21 and of any claim, litigation, or other legal or regulatory proceedings in progress or 22 being brought against CONTRACTOR’S Stanislaus County operations.
24 C. CONTRACTOR shall, upon request, furnish documentation satisfactory to 25 Stanislaus County’s Health Officer, of the absence of tuberculosis disease for any 26 employee or volunteer who provides services under this Agreement.
28 D. The CONTRACTOR shall have an AGENCY approved Communicable Disease 29 Policy that complies with all Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 30 requirements and other regulations related to prevention, reporting of exposure, and 1 disposal of medical waste. All pre-hospital personnel shall be trained in prevention 2 and universal precautions. 4 SECTION 5: QUALITY/PERFORMANCE
SAFETY AND INFECTION CONTROL. 31 A. CONTRACTOR shall provide personnel with training, equipment, and immunizations necessary to 32 ensure protection from illness or injury when responding to an emergency medical request.
34 B. CONTRACTOR shall notify the AGENCY within five (5) calendar days of any major enforcement 35 actions, and of any claim, litigation, or other legal or regulatory proceedings in progress or being 36 brought against CONTRACTOR’s FRBLS operations.
1 C. CONTRACTOR shall, upon request, furnish documentation satisfactory to Stanislaus County’s 3 employee or volunteer who provides services under this Agreement.
5 D. The CONTRACTOR shall have a Communicable Disease Policy that complies with all Occupational 6 Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements and other regulations related to prevention, 7 reporting of exposure, and disposal of medical waste. All prehospital personnel shall be trained in 8 prevention and universal precautions. 10 SECTION 5: QUALITY/PERFORMANCE 11 12 CONTRACTOR is encouraged to participate in the AGENCY regional quality improvement program 13 as administered through the LQIG, TAC and other various committees.
15 5.1 Unusual Occurrences
SAFETY AND INFECTION CONTROL. A. Contractor shall provide personnel with training, equipment, and immunizations necessary to ensure protection from illness or injury when responding to an emergency medical request.
B. Contractor shall notify the Agency within five (5) business days of any Cal/OSHA (Division of Occupational Safety and Health) major enforcement actions, and of any litigation, or other legal or regulatory proceedings in progress or being brought against Contractor’s Placer County operations.
C. Contractor shall, upon request, furnish documentation satisfactory to Placer County’s Health Officer, of the absence of tuberculosis disease for any employee or volunteer who provides services under this Agreement.
D. Contractor shall have a Communicable Disease Policy that complies with all Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements and other regulations related to prevention, reporting of exposure, and disposal of medical waste. All Contractor prehospital personnel shall be trained in prevention and universal precautions.
