Search and Rescue. An employee shall be allowed to take leave with pay to participate without pay and at no further cost to the Agency, in a search or rescue operation within Oregon at the request of any law enforcement Agency, the Director of the Department of Aviation, the United States Forest Service, or any certified organization for Civil Defense for a period of no more than five (5) consecutive days for each operation. The employee, upon returning to duty at the Agency, will provide to the Agency documented evidence of participation in the search operation.
Search and Rescue. Where a teacher is a member of an authorised search and rescue organisation and is requested by a responsible authority to take part in a search and rescue operation (leave with pay). Written evidence of the teacher’s participation in the search from the appropriate authority mentioned above is to be submitted to the employer.
Search and Rescue. Section 1. An employee shall be allowed to take leave with pay to participate without pay and at no further cost to the university, in a search and rescue operation within Oregon at the request of any law enforcement agency, the Director of the Oregon Department of Aviation, the United States Forest Service or any certified organization for Civil Defense for a period of no more than five (5) consecutive days for each operation. The employee, upon returning to duty at the university, will provide to the university documented evidence of participation in the search operation.
Section 2. An employee shall be allowed to take leave with pay to participate in a firefighting operation without pay and at no further cost to the University at the request of any firefighting agency. Participating in firefighting operations under this Section shall be limited to two (2) occurrences, of not more than five (5) calendar days each, per calendar year. Leave for additional occurrences or days may be approved subject to the operating requirements of the employee’s department.
Search and Rescue. This leave shall be in accordance with applicable Oregon and federal law. (See ORS 652.250.)
Search and Rescue. In case the aircraft of the designated airline of one Contracting Party is in distress or meets with an accident in the territory of the other Contracting Party, the other Contracting Party shall:
a) inform without delay the first Contracting Party of the accident;
b) immediately start search and rescue operations;
c) render assistance to the passengers and crew;
d) provide all security measures for aircraft and its contents;
e) carry out investigation into the accident;
f) permit the representatives of the first Contracting Party access to the aircraft and participate in the investigation as observers;
g) give clearance to the aircraft and its contents as soon as they are no longer necessary for the investigation; and
h) communicate in writing to the first Contracting Party its conclusion and the final report concerning the investigation.
Search and Rescue. Where a principal is a member of an authorised search and rescue organization and is requested by a responsible authority to take part in a search and rescue operation (leave with pay). Written evidence of the principal’s participation in the search from the appropriate authority mentioned above is to be submitted to the board.
Search and Rescue. Where a principal is a member of an authorised search and rescue organization and is requested by a responsible authority to take part in a search and rescue operation (leave with pay). Written evidence of the principal’s participation in the search from the appropriate authority mentioned above is to be submitted to the board. Outward Bound. Principals selected for Outward Bound courses should, if possible, take the course during the long vacation. Where there are overlaps with term time and the board supports the principal’s attendance leave with pay up to one week may be granted. Where a principal is participating in an overseas tour by a school party approved by the board (leave with or without pay for the duration of the tour).
Search and Rescue. Co-ordinating with rescue or police authorities to instigate an emergency search and rescue operation where an Insured Person is missing overseas. Refer to Section B1 for the insurance terms and conditions.
Search and Rescue. In the event that Customer is lost or in distress, is subject to imminent danger or risk, due to Customer’s medical condition, ongoing political or civil disruption, disorder or unrest, Xxxxxx will attempt, in coordination with local authorities and emergency services to search for Customer and transport Customer to a safe location. To the extent the evacuation is due to medical reasons the evacuation will be performed to nearest medical facility where appropriate medical services are available, at the sole discretion of Magnus. Xxxxxx will consider relevant known circumstances relating to such evacuation, including but not limited to the degree of urgency, the Customer’s, appropriate means of transport etc.. Medical transportation shall be to the extent practicable, will be carried out under medical supervision, unless otherwise approved by Customer’s primary medical services provider/s, such as the Medical Service Provider/s.
Search and Rescue. Where a teacher is a member of an authorised search and rescue organisation and is requested by a responsible authority to take part in a search and rescue operation (leave with pay). Written evidence of the teacher’s participation in the search from the appropriate authority mentioned above is to be submitted to the employer. Outward Bound. Teachers selected for Outward Bound courses should, if possible, take the course during the long vacation. Where there are overlaps with term time and the employer supports the teacher’s attendance leave with pay up to one week may be granted. Where a teacher is participating in an overseas tour by a school party approved by the employer (leave with or without pay for the duration of the tour).
