Transport protocols Clause Samples
The 'Transport protocols' clause defines the rules and standards governing how goods, data, or information are to be transported between parties. It typically outlines the required methods of shipment, handling procedures, documentation, and any specific requirements for packaging or delivery timelines. For example, it may specify that goods must be shipped via a particular carrier, require temperature-controlled transport, or mandate the use of tracking systems. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all parties have a clear understanding of the expectations and responsibilities related to the transportation process, thereby minimizing the risk of loss, damage, or disputes during transit.
Transport protocols. Equipment and supply standards for ambulances, and first responder units.
Transport protocols. The episodic utilization of CME Instructors and Public Educators/Community Paramedics by participating Contractors.
Transport protocols. The Contractor shall adhere to SFD transport protocols for services performed under the Agreement.
7.1.2.1 The Contractor agrees that it is the responsibility of SFD to provide rapid initial BLS response to all requests for medical assistance and advanced field life support to medical emergencies within the City. Except when authorized by SFD, the Contractor shall not provide rapid initial response or advance life support to medical emergencies within the City.
7.1.2.2 When the Contractor arrives at an incident scene in response to a SFD request, the Contractor’s personnel shall report to the ranking SFD official or his/her designee in charge of the emergency who shall, when appropriate, designate the mode of transportation and the hospital to be utilized. Patients in a life-threatening or potentially life-threatening condition shall be transported to area hospitals as directed by SFD.
7.1.2.3 The Contractor shall immediately request the services of a SFD Medic Unit if the Contractor receives a citizen request for assistance to respond to an emergency requiring the services of an ALS technician. In the event that a non-life-threatening emergency being handled by the Contractor becomes an emergency requiring the services of an ALS technician, the Contractor shall immediately request the services of SFD.
7.1.2.4 As work outside of the scope of this Agreement, the Contractor may transport individuals between medical facilities. Both parties acknowledge their mutual interest in providing excellent patient care both within and outside the scope of this Agreement. The Contactor shall transport critically ill patients between critical care facilities only by Contractor’s critical care transport teams or with hospital-based transport teams.
Transport protocols. 6.1 The Parties will draw up and agree detailed Protocols in relation to the operation and discharge of those functions –
6.1.1 delegated from the Constituent Councils to GMCA pursuant to Article [8] of the GMCA Order, and
6.1.2 delegated by the Constituent Councils to TfGMC by virtue of Clause 4.4 of this Agreement.
6.2 The Parties will keep the Protocols under regular review and may revise them from time to time, such revisions to be agreed by the Chief Executives of the Constituent Councils, the Head of Paid Service of the GMCA and the Chief Executive of TfGM.
6.3 Protocols drawn up, agreed or revised under this Clause will not override anything provided for or required by this Agreement and will not in themselves constitute arrangements for the discharge of functions made in accordance with Section 101 of the LGA 1972 and the 2000 Regulations.