Induction definition

Induction. The date work commences on the Engine at the CFM Designated Repair Station when all of the following have taken place: (i) CFM’s receipt of the Engine and required data, (ii) Parties’ approval of the preliminary Workscope, (iii) CFM’s receipt of an acceptable purchase order, (iv) Parties’ agreement on use of the AVIANCATACA furnished equipment; and (v) receiving inspection (including pre-testing if needed).

Induction. The date work commences on the Engine at the DRS when all of the following have taken place: (i) GE’s receipt of the Engine and required data (ii) Parties’ approval of the Workscope (iii) Parties’ agreement on use of the Customer Furnished Equipment: and (iv) receiving inspection (including pre-testing if needed).

Induction means the induction of a Young Person to the YOI environment which begins after the reception procedure is complete (and includes the first night where reception occurs in the evening);

Examples of Induction in a sentence

• You are required to submit a Medical Certificate of Fitness (in the format prescribed by TCSL) which needs to be verified by a registered medical practitioner having a minimum qualification of MBBS to the Induction Coordinator.

• Provided that you enrolled at the required time your timetable will be available on-line and the structure of classes will be explained during your Induction Programme.

• Induction loop conductors shall test free of shorts and unauthorized grounds and shall have an insulating resistance of at least 100 megohms when tested with a 500 volt direct current potential in a reasonably dry atmosphere between conductors and ground.

• Induction programmes relevant to roles and responsibilities had been completed when new staff joined the practice.

• An Induction Loop System is available for use in the various meeting rooms.

More Definitions of Induction

Induction has the meaning given to it in Schedule 1 (Authority's Requirements);

Induction means the mandatory process for each member of the Workforce required prior to starting work on the Wylfa Newydd DCO Project;

Induction means the phenomenon whereby certain types of electricity can be conveyed from one circuit to another without recourse to a conductor;

Induction means the course that the member is required to complete prior to access being granted outside of staffed hours.

Induction means reporting to the Institute for the start of your Full Time Course at the time and on the date specified by us in the pre-induction information;

Induction means training provided to new employees by the employer in order to assist in adjustment to the new work environment and responsibilities;

Induction means, with respect to IBD Products, that such IBD Product is being Developed to induce remission of Crohn’s or UC.