Testing and Monitoring. The CCO is responsible for overseeing, on behalf of the Trust, adherence to the written compliance policies and procedures of the Trust’s Service Providers, including, without limitation, any investment adviser and/or sub-adviser for the Trust, the distributor, the administrator, accounting agent, custodian, the transfer agent, and pricing vendors. In furtherance of this duty, ALPS will assist the CCO with the following:
Testing and Monitoring. The testing of the dispatch signalling must be completed at least one month prior to the initial start date for the provision of services under this contract. The Company also reserve the right to request additional Proving Tests (test of ability to deliver a response) at its discretion. Proving tests will be limited to once every 6 months, provided that the test result is in line with Company expectations. Utilisation payments will apply for proving tests as requested by the Company. Should the Company identify a failure affecting the communications at any time during the contract the Company shall notify the Providers nominated person as soon as practical in order to resolve the failure and if necessary, retrieve any missing data. Should the Provider identify a failure affecting the communications at any time during the contract the Provider shall notify the Companies nominated person as soon as practical in order to resolve the failure and if necessary, provide any missing data. Following a communications failure, the company may request the Provider complete further testing.
Testing and Monitoring. Testing and monitoring of the Services will be made as detailed in Technical Annex B.
Testing and Monitoring. 8.2.1 Testing may be undertaken to confirm the Provider’s ability to deliver the services described this agreement. The Company shall be entitled to request data from the Provider evidencing the delivery of flexibility which shall not be unreasonably withheld. Delivery will be verified by the Company using network monitoring and reporting systems.
8.2.2 Testing will be organised no more than once a year for a time and duration acceptable for both the Company and Provider to be agreed in advance. Testing will be planned to minimise impact to the Provider’s normal operations. The Company retains the right at its own discretion to refrain from issuing Availability Requests or Utilisation Instructions to the Provider until necessary testing has been concluded.
8.2.3 The Company may repeat testing for the following reasons; where results are unsatisfactory or inconclusive, following Service Failure, on an annual basis.
Testing and Monitoring. Testing of DG equipment will be performed in accordance with IEEE 1547. The DG Owner/Operator is required to notify the Cooperative when any testing, as defined in IEEE 1547, is performed. The Cooperative reserves the right to have a representative present during such testing. The Cooperative reserves the right to request and receive written documentation and results of such testing. Should the DG Facility have the ability to record events related to its operation, such as but not limited to circuit breaker operations, resets, relay targets, voltage and current reports, the Cooperative retains the right to request such reports or printouts in conjunction with investigations of poor power quality or occurrences on the EPS that, in the opinion of the Cooperative, may be related to the operation of the DG Facility. The Cooperative may install special test equipment at a location mutually agreed upon by the Parties as may be required to monitor the operation of the DG Facility and its controls for evaluating the quality of power produced by the DG Facility. The DG Operator agrees to submit, upon request from the Cooperative, any records regarding operation and maintenance of the DG Facility.
Testing and Monitoring. If I am required to participate in any testing, I will follow all requirements associated with such testing. • I understand that I should not attend testing if I am currently in quarantine or isolation, or if I am symptomatic, in which case I should follow the direction of healthcare providers and the host institution or program provider regarding testing requirements under these circumstances. • If I am identified as a contact of anyone determined to be positive for COVID-19, I will immediately self-quarantine for fourteen (14) days from last known exposure until I am released pursuant to applicable public health safety measures and guidelines and, if recommended, be tested for COVID-19. • If I develop symptoms of COVID-19, I will immediately self-isolate until I have been evaluated by a healthcare provider and, if recommended by a healthcare provider, been tested for COVID-19. This self-isolation includes not going to any public spaces, and may also include remaining in a space designated by the host institution and/or program provider. • If I am determined to be positive or presumed positive for COVID-19, I will immediately notify the program’s host institution and/or program provider. • If I am determined to be positive or presumed positive for COVID-19, I will self-isolate either in a separate room or in a location designated by the program’s host institution and/or program provider until my symptoms have improved and the current minimum time period recommended by IU and the host institution and/or program provider has elapsed, since the start of my symptoms. I understand that health officials or contact tracers may determine the date on which my self- isolation time period begins or resets and that the host institution and/or program provider makes the final determination on when I may be released from self-isolation. • I will participate fully, honestly, and without delay with IU, the program’s host institution and/or program provider, and public health officials tasked with contact tracing to determine whom I might have potentially exposed to COVID-19, and agree to download and use any app or software if such is required by IU or the program’s host institution and/or program provider. I understand that these expectations are subject to change and will be updated as necessary by XX. Notice will be provided to students in order to provide sufficient opportunity to comply. By signing below, I acknowledge that I have read, understand, and agree to foll...
Testing and Monitoring. A. The Owner shall provide and pay all costs related to the design, engineering and critical inspections with respect to the Infrastructure Improvements. The Owner shall provide all necessary certifications on the subject construction component of the Owner’s construction.
B. The Owner shall provide and pay the cost of all professional engineering and testing services with respect to the Infrastructure Improvements such as: geotechnical engineering, environmental engineering analysis, critical structure engineering inspections (including, but not limited to: retaining walls, abutments, caissons, piles, piers, footings, etc.), daily construction inspection and the various material science testing services, to adequately monitor the ongoing site construction. This includes such items as the daily testing of soils and soil placement, monitoring cuts and cut slopes, testing engineered fills, checking line and grade, testing pipe materials and structures prior to their delivery, monitoring storm inlet and sewer manhole placements and other utility structure installations, certifying structural fills and building pads, conducting proof roll tests on subgrades, testing stone placements, testing concrete, testing asphalt, testing steel, foundation inspections, inspecting reinforcement bar placement and form work, etc.
Testing and Monitoring. The NOC will perform non-intrusive and, when reasonably necessary, intrusive testing. “
Testing and Monitoring. Julota regularly tests key controls, systems, and procedures of its information security program to validate that they are properly implemented and effective in addressing the threats and risks identified. Internal audits are conducted on an ongoing basis and independent third party audits are conducted annually and more frequently as needed, based on the results of periodic risk assessments and continuous monitoring of the threat landscape. Julota monitors its systems, logs, and events, including: ● Reviewing changes affecting systems handling authentication, authorization, and auditing ● Reviewing privileged access to Julota production systems ● Engaging third-parties to perform network vulnerability assessments and penetration testing on a regular basis Secure Destruction Julota purges or makes inaccessible all customer data upon verification that the relevant contract has been validly terminated and the relevant customer data is no longer required. Julota standards for secure destruction of data are based upon guidance from NIST Special Publication 800-88, Revision 1 (2015). Shared Responsibility Customer trust and confidence are critical to Julota and its customers’ continued success. Both providers and consumers of SaaS services must understand that security is a shared responsibility. As a SaaS provider, Julota is responsible for secure delivery of Xxxxxx XxxX services. As a SaaS consumer, the customer is responsible for data provided to Julota and non- Julota services that are integrated with Julota services. To Whom It May Concern, On June 22nd, 2022, I conducted a HIPAA/HITECH Security Risk Assessment with additional emphasis on SAMHSA 42 CFR Part 2 (as it relates to security of substance abuse records). This assessment was performed for the Touchprase Development, LLC (Julota Application) located at 000 Xxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxx 0000, Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, XX 00000. This assessment was performed to evaluate and assess compliance of systems, policies and procedures against the 18 Standards and 44 Implementation Specifications of the HIPAA/HITECH Security Rule and to ensure applicable areas of SAMHSA 42 CFR Part 2 are being met. Based on my review of the organization’s systems and through interviews with key staff members, risks relating to the Administrative, Physical, and Technical Standards for securing electronic protected health information (EPHI) are mitigated to reasonable and appropriate levels through current controls and procedural changes en...
Testing and Monitoring. The NOC will perform non-intrusive and, when reasonably necessary, intrusive testing. It also will perform network monitoring to determine the status and performance of the Network and individual circuits including:
1. Trouble testing and problem isolation;
2. Reporting status to the help desk and escalating identified problems;
3. Dispatching field technicians to resolve issues that cannot be cleared remotely; and
4. Providing resolution status to the help desk.
