Immediate action definition

Immediate action means a response action that is taken within a short period of time after the discharge of a hazardous substance occurs, or after the discovery of a hazardous substance discharge or environmental pollution, to halt the discharge, con- tain or remove discharged hazardous substances or remove con- taminated environmental media, in order to restore the environ- ment to the extent practicable and to minimize the harmful effects of the discharge to air, lands and waters of the state and to elimi- nate any imminent threat to public health, safety, or welfare that may exist. This term includes both emergency and non−emer- gency immediate actions.

Immediate action means a remedial action that is taken within a short period of time after the discharge of a hazardous substance or contamination occurs, or after the discovery of the discharge or contamination.

Immediate action and sets out, for each Element, the maximum time period following the time when Developer first becomes (or should have become) aware of the existence of the relevant O&M Defect within which Developer shall take and complete action that will mitigate a Category 1 Defect in such manner that the immediate or imminent hazard, nuisance and/or risk that caused it to be a Category 1 Defect is alleviated.

Examples of Immediate action in a sentence

• Immediate action shall be taken to extinguish it and the appropriate authorities notified.

• Likelihood Extreme Intolerable – Immediate action is required to mitigate this risk to an acceptable level.

• Immediate action is required to improve the controls required to mitigate these risks.

• Immediate action in respect of nuisances If an environmental health officer or other officer is satisfied that the nuisance exists, and that immediate action for its abatement is necessary in order to check or prevent the spread of infectious disease, he may act under section 260, and in such case the provisions of that section shall, mutatis mutandis, apply, and the provisions of the next following section shall not apply.

• Immediate action is recommended to put changes into effect.Priority B:Where action is recommended within the short term to alleviate an access problem or make improvements that will have a considerable impact.Priority C:Where action is recommended within 12 - 24 months to improve access.Priority D:Where the recommendation involves excessive costs or should be implemented as part of a long-term plan.

More Definitions of Immediate action

Immediate action means a remedial action that is taken within a short time after a discharge of dry cleaning product oc- curs, or after the discovery of a discharge of dry cleaning product, to halt the discharge, contain or remove discharged dry cleaning product, or remove contaminated soil or water in order to restore the environment to the extent practicable and to minimize the harmful effects of the discharge to air, lands, and waters of the state and to eliminate any imminent threat to public health, safety, or welfare.

Immediate action means an action taken by the NTHSSA to suspend or restrict a Practitioner Staff member’s Privileges or Employment, asapplicable, pursuant to article 31 of these Bylaws without first conducting a Triggered Assessment;

Immediate action means that the vaccine manufacturer, freight forwarder and other relevant organizations should be faxed a copy of the VAR as soon as it has been completed. The VAR should be accompanied by a letter requesting replacement of the damaged vaccine. See Part VII of the Guideline for filling vaccine arrival report on the back of the VAR form. Follow this up with a formal claim for replacement, accompanied by relevant supporting evidence – for example, photographs.

Immediate action means the immediate action process outlined in Part XI of these Bylaws;

Immediate action means the remediation necessary to comply with the requirements established by section 22a-134tt-5 of the RBCRs;

Immediate action means the remediation necessary to comply with the requirements established by section 22a‐134tt‐5 of the RBCRs;

Immediate action means upon discovery of subcontractor’s failure to perform and in any event, no later than 24 hours from discovery.