Direct Responsible Charge definition

Direct Responsible Charge means accountability for and performance of active, daily, on-site operational duties.

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Direct Responsible Charge or “DRC” means on-location accountability for, and on-location performance of, active daily operation (including Technical Supervision, Administrative Supervision, or Maintenance Supervision) for a Wastewater Facility, an operating shift of a system or a facility, or a major segment of a system or facility.

Direct Responsible Charge or “ (DRC)” means, where shift operation is not required, accountability for and performance of active, daily on-site operation of athe plant or distribution system, or of a major segment of athe plant or distribution system. Where shift operation is required, “DRCdirect responsible charge” means accountability for and performance of active, daily on-site operation of an operating shift, or a major segment of athe plant or distribution system. A city manager, superintendent of public works, city clerk, council member, business manager, or other administrative official shall not be deemed to have DRCdirect responsible charge of a plant or distribution system unless thatthis person’s duties include the active, daily on-site operation of athe plant or distribution system. On-site operation may not necessarily mean full-time attendance at athe plant or distribution system.

Examples of Direct Responsible Charge in a sentence

The MOA shall assign an employee to perform the duties of working Direct Responsible Charge (DRC) when the regularly assigned working Leadman is on leave or unavailable to perform their duty for at least two (2) hours, unless operational needs make the assignment unnecessary.
Unless otherwise documented in the employee’s class specification, .employees will receive a five percent (5%) pay premium effective and retroactive to 7/1/2015 for the period that are assigned, in writing, as the Direct Responsible Charge (DRC) for water distribution and sewer collection (certification level 3).
For the purposes of reporting to the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ from the Arch Cape Sanitary District will be named as Direct Responsible Charge operator for the City of ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Beach wastewater treatment plant and wastewater collection system.
The City is in need of consulting services to be in Direct Responsible Charge (DRC), and Contractor is qualified and prepared to provide such services.
Employees who have a minimum of two (2) years of Direct Responsible Charge and have achieved the highest number of applicable CEUs, shall be selected to participate in the program.

More Definitions of Direct Responsible Charge

Direct Responsible Charge means active, daily responsibility for the operation of a plant, distribution system, or small water system.

Direct Responsible Charge means the responsibility to provide detailed on−site technical direction of the operation of a water system.

Direct Responsible Charge means full and active performance of onsite operation of a water or wastewater treatment facility or a water distribution and storage or wastewater collection and transfer system, where the operator is responsible for technical support of the facility or system and provides direction to other operators, is onsite or on call during shift operations, is responsible for the operation of a major segment of a facility or system, or is the sole person employed as the facility or system operator.

Direct Responsible Charge means to provide detailed on− site technical direction of the operation of a waterworks.

Direct Responsible Charge means having responsibility for providing on−site technical direction in the operations of a wastewater treatment plant.

Direct Responsible Charge means day-to-day decision making responsibility for a wastewater treatment plant, collection system, or effluent distribution system, or a major portion of such a facility.

Direct Responsible Charge means active on-site charge and performance of operation duties. A person in direct responsible charge is generally an operator of a water treatment plant or distribution system who independently makes decisions during normal operation which can affect the sanitary quality, safety, and adequacy of water delivered to customers. In cases where only one operator is employed by the system, this operator shall be considered to be in direct responsible charge.