Service Record means the documentation, written or electronic, regarding an individual and resulting from entry, assessment, orientation, services and supports planning, services and supports provided, and transfer.
Service Record means an individual, tangible, and legible file that records service-related activities set forth in subrule 152.2(4).
Service Record means the original or a copy of any documentary material, including referral information formal and informal assessments, recommendations, and closing material, for a child receiving service.
Examples of Service Record in a sentence
Records of all preventive maintenance (P) work orders shall be filed in the annual Service Record Binder as well as the work order system files.
Records of all preventive maintenance purchase orders shall be filed in the annual Service Record Binder as well as the purchase order system files.
A Customer Service Record Search will be obtained by means of a LSR where such request is permitted by the provisions of this Agreement.
Upon request by the Authorized User, Supplier shall provide, at no additional cost, a copy of the Product Service Record.
Requests for additional services shall only be approved for payment by the Authorized User when a Product Service Record is included with the applicable invoice.
More Definitions of Service Record
Service Record means the combined information related to an individual in accordance with OAR 411-320-0070.
Service Record means a service record established under section 32. ("dossier")
Service Record means the Honda service record that comes with the Vehicle detailing the specific service requirements of the Vehicle and details of Hondacare Assistance.
Service Record means a school district document that indicates the total years of service provided to the district by a classroom teacher, librarian, school counselor, or nurse.
Service Record means a school district document
Service Record means an Employee's record of
Service Record means information concerning an instrument breakdown. Service records will include at least the type of instrument, instrument serial number, date of service, service issue reported, service issue found, probable cause of service issue, corrective action taken, and BAT. Service records do not include information such as a bill for repairs of an approved evidentiary instrument or documentation included with an instrument returned from the manufacturer.