Standbys Sample Clauses
The 'Standbys' clause defines the terms and conditions under which standby letters of credit or similar financial instruments are used to guarantee performance or payment in a contractual relationship. Typically, this clause outlines the requirements for issuing, maintaining, and drawing upon a standby, such as specifying the issuing bank, the form of demand, and the circumstances that trigger a draw. By establishing clear procedures and obligations related to standbys, the clause provides assurance to the beneficiary that they will receive compensation if the counterparty fails to fulfill their contractual duties, thereby mitigating credit risk and enhancing trust between parties.
Standbys. A standby list shall continue to be maintained by the Deputy Chief which shall list all employees in order by the proximity of their residence to the Fire Department.
Standbys. A. When requested by a public safety agency, Contractor shall furnish standby coverage at emergency incidents at the request of the on-scene Incident Commander (IC), if in the opinion of the IC, the situation poses significant potential danger to the personnel of the requesting agency or to the general public.
B. Standby requests shall be reported monthly, by the Contractor to the Agency, and monitored for proper utilization and impact on response times.
C. The Agency may relieve the Contractor of this requirement if the requests are deemed to be unduly burdensome or unnecessary.
Standbys. 1. A standby list shall continue to be maintained by the Deputy Chief which shall list all employees in order by the proximity of their residence to the Fire Department.
2. When there is a need for a standby (i.e., a situation where there is a need for an immediate replacement or additional staffing), not more than two (2) employees will be called back from the standby list, starting with the employee on the top of the standby list who can respond to the station within forty-five minutes and is qualified for the work in question.
3. Employees reporting for duty pursuant to such standby call back shall receive a minimum of two (2) hours pay at the applicable overtime rate from the time they were contacted for the standby until released by the shift commander, provided that if they are recalled within two hours of the beginning of their shift, they shall receive the actual amount of overtime due from time of the standby call back to the start of their shift to the nearest quarter hour.
Standbys. When requested by a public safety agency, the Contractor shall furnish standby coverage at emergency law enforcement or fire incidents within Zone X at the request of the on-scene Incident Commander (IC), if in the opinion of the IC, the situation poses significant potential danger to emergency personnel or to the general public. Such requests shall be reported monthly by the Contractor to the County and monitored for proper utilization and impact on response times. The County may relieve the Contractor of this requirement if the requests are deemed to be unduly burdensome or unnecessary.
Standbys. A. When requested by a public safety agency, PROVIDER shall furnish standby coverage at emergency incidents at the request of the on-scene Incident Commander (IC), if in the opinion of the IC, the situation poses significant potential danger to the personnel of the requesting agency or to the general public.