Examples of Full Service Level in a sentence
The Task Order sets forth three separate levels of maintenance services: Level A – Full Service; Level B – Limited Maintenance; and Level C – No Maintenance.
Finally, each such report shall specify the applicable Service Level Credit, if any, for the applicable Measurement Period for each Full Service Level Default and Partial Service Level Default and the applicable Service Level Bonus, if any, for the applicable Measurement Period for each Service Level Over-Achievement.
The declared fire suppression service level must then be established as a formal policy (by-law, policy or contract) and be fully reflected in operating guidelines within the fire department.The service levels from which an A.H.J. may choose include: Exterior Operations Service Levels, Interior Operations Service Levels, and Full Service Level.
The work was stated to have been physically completed at a cost of `7.98 crore with water being supplied to the villages (November 2011).A scrutiny of records showed that MBT was to be constructed at a height of 646 metres Full Service Level (FSL).
The “Shift Manager” manages Provider’s resolution of failed processes and critical Incidents (Severity 1 Incidents, Severity 2 Incidents and other Issues that put Provider’s performance of the Services at risk of Full Service Level Default or Partial Service Level Default (as defined in Schedule B to the MSOWMS)), manages the issuance of alerts from Service Level Dashboard, and obtains updates from other Amdocs and/or USCC teams in cases of Issue evaluations and escalations.
Rafferty and Alameda will hold all inflows until local flow has subsided, with the aim of reaching Full Service Level by June 1.
Only a limited number of personnel will be operating at less than the Full Service Level at any given time, thus ensuring the department maintains full capability.The members of Pemberton Fire Rescue will be trained to the minimum competencies, as listed in Table A, as required by the Playbook for the Full Service Operations Level, within the training period as established by the Fire Chief.
Chief Holmes reported the District is a Full Service Level department and meets NFPA training standards.
Currently, there is no release from Rafferty, Alameda is releasing 7 cubic metres per second (247 cubic feet per second) and is slightly above Full Service Level, Boundary reservoir is below Full Service Level.
Members in attendance were: Russell Boals Todd SandoMember for Canada Member for the United States John Fahlman Scott GanglMember for Canada Member for the United States Saskatchewan reported that all three reservoirs (Boundary, Rafferty and Alameda) are at, or close to their Full Service Level.