State quality control Sample Clauses

State quality control. 1. The State agrees to carry out regular quality control activities to ensure that its CE determinations are made in accordance with applicable law and this MOU. 2. At a minimum, the State shall monitor its processes relating to project determinations, environmental analysis, and project file documentation, and check for errors and omissions. The State shall take corrective action as needed. The State shall document its quality control activities and any needed corrective actions taken. 3. If the State implements training to meet the capability requirements of this MOU or as a corrective action, the State shall be responsible for the training. The State shall provide notice of formal training to FHWA.
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State quality control. 1. Iowa DOT agrees to carry out regular quality control activities to ensure that its CE certifications are made in accordance with applicable law and this Agreement. 2. At a minimum, Iowa DOT shall monitor its processes relating to project certifications, environmental analysis, and project file documentation, and check for errors and omissions. Iowa DOT shall take corrective action as needed. Iowa DOT shall document its quality control activities and any needed corrective actions taken. 3. If Iowa DOT implements training to meet the capability requirements of this Agreement or as a corrective action, FHWA and Iowa DOT shall cooperate to bring environmental training courses, from time to time, to the Iowa DOT Office of Location and Environment.
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State quality control. 1. WSDOT agrees to carry out regular quality control activities to ensure that its CE certifications are made in accordance with applicable laws and this Agreement. 2. At a minimum, WSDOT shall monitor its processes relating to project CE certifications, environmental analysis, and project file documentation, and check for errors and omissions. WSDOT shall take corrective actions as needed. WSDOT shall document its quality control activities and any needed corrective actions taken. 3. If WSDOT implements training to meet the capability requirements of this Agreement or as a corrective action, FHWA and WSDOT shall cooperate to bring environmental training courses, from time to time, to the WSDOT Environmental Services Office, the WSDOT Regional, Modal, and Highways & Local Programs Environmental Offices.
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State quality control. 1. The State agrees to carry out regular quality control activities to ensure that its CE determinations are made in accordance with applicable law and this MOU (to view the State’s environmental policy and manual, visit xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx/ser). 2. At a minimum, the State shall monitor its processes relating to project determinations, environmental analysis, and project file documentation, and check for errors and omissions. The State shall take corrective action as needed. The State shall document its quality control activities and any needed corrective actions taken. 3. If the State implements training to meet the capability requirements of this MOU or as a corrective action, the State shall be responsible for the training. The State shall provide notice of the training to the FHWA. 4. Without limiting the foregoing, the State shall follow Caltrans’ existing CE quality control procedures in Chapter 30 of Volume 1 of Caltrans’ Environmental Handbook available on the on-line Standard Environmental Reference Resource (xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx/ser).
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State quality control. 1. The State agrees to carry out regular quality control activities to ensure that its CE determinations are made in accordance with applicable law and this MOU. 2. At a minimum, the State shall monitor its processes relating to project determinations, environmental analysis, and project file documentation, and check for errors and omissions. The State shall take corrective action as needed. The State shall document its quality control activities and any corrective actions taken. 3. If the State implements training to meet the capability requirements of this MOU or as a corrective action, the State shall be responsible for the training. The State shall provide notice of the training to the FHWA. 4. Without limiting the foregoing, the State also shall implement the following quality control procedures: The State shall follow Caltrans' existing CE quality control procedures in Chapter 30 of Volume 1 of Caltrans' Environmental Handbook available on the on-line Standard Environmental Reference resource (xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx/ser).
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State quality control. 1. The State agrees to carry out regular quality control activities to ensure that its CE determinations are made in accordance with applicable laws and this MOU. The state’s policy and environmental procedures manual is located at xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx/ser/vol1/sec4/ch30ce/chap30ce.htm 2. At a minimum, the State shall monitor its processes relating to project determinations, environmental analysis, and project file documentation, and check for errors and omissions. The State shall take corrective action as needed. The State shall document its quality control activities and any corrective actions taken. 3. If the State implements training to meet the capability requirements of this MOU or as a corrective action, the State shall be responsible for the training. The State shall provide notice of the training to the FHWA. 4. Without limiting the foregoing, the State shall follow Caltrans' existing CE quality control procedures in Chapter 30 of Volume 1 of Caltrans' Environmental Handbook available on the on-line Standard Environmental Reference resource (xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xxx/ser).
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State quality control. 1. The State agrees to carry out regular quality control activities through the Statewide Environmental Office to ensure that its CE determinations are made in accordance with applicable laws and this MOU. (to view the State’s environmental procedures manual visit xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxxxx.xx.xx/stwddes/dcsenviron/resources2.shtml# ) 2. At a minimum, the State shall monitor its processes relating to project determinations, environmental analysis, and project file documentation, and check for errors and omissions. The State shall take corrective action as needed. The State shall document its quality control activities and any needed corrective actions taken. 3. If the State implements training to meet the capability requirements of this MOU or as a corrective action, the State shall be responsible for the training. The State shall provide notice of the training to the FHWA. 4. Without limiting the foregoing, the State also shall implement the quality control procedures (xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxxxx.xx.xx/stwddes/dcsenviron/resources2.shtml#) found in the State’s procedures.
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State quality control. 1. The State agrees to carry out regular quality control activities to ensure that its CE determinations are made in accordance with applicable law and this MOU (to view the State’s environmental policy and manual visit xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxxx.xxx/go/environmental). 2. At a minimum, the State shall monitor its processes relating to project determinations, environmental analysis, and project file documentation, and check for errors and omissions. The State shall take corrective action as needed. The State shall document its quality control activities and any needed corrective actions taken. 3. If the State implements training to meet the capability requirements of this MOU or as a corrective action, the State shall be responsible for the training. The State shall provide notice of the training to FHWA.
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State quality control. 1. INDOT agrees to carry out regular quality control activities to ensure that the subject review, analysis, processing, and determination complies with the agreed to State DOT policies, procedures, and this Programmatic Agreement. 2. At a minimum, INDOT will monitor its processes relating to SO&E acceptability and all documentation specified in Section IV(A), and check for errors and omissions. INDOT will take corrective actions as needed. INDOT will document its quality control activities and any needed corrective actions taken. 3. If INDOT implements training to meet the capability requirements of this Agreement or as a corrective action, FHWA and INDOT will cooperate to bring training courses, from time to time, to INDOT Offices.
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