Head of Service. 3.3.2.1. To oversee the day to day operation of the HHIA;
Head of Service also Agency Decision Maker (ADM) (In the absence of the Head of Service this will be delegated to the Deputy Director) • Decision to commence PLO/Care Proceedings (through the CLAARC Panel) • Decision to commence proceedings in an emergency i.e. EPO, or extensions of such order • Decision to endorse the Care Plan for the final hearing • Decision to discharge a child from accommodation – where the parent has not made the request • Authority to apply to court for a Recovery Order, with to without a warrant to enter premises (s50 CA89) • Authority to commence wardship proceedings with leave of the court (s100 CA89) • Authority to appeal against a decision of the Court in respect of the transfer or proposed transfer of proceedings between Magistrates Court and County Court and High Court (s84(10) CA89) • Authority to appeal to the high court against a decision of the Magistrates Court • Authority to discharge a child placed, on welfare grounds, in Secure Accommodation (other than those young person’s subject to a Court ordered remand) • Approve a decision to place a child in care with a parent or approve a decision to place a child in care with a parent before the assessment is complete Deputy Director (In the absence of the Deputy Director this will be delegated to the Director for Children’s Services) • Authority to apply for a Secure Accommodation Order CHILDREN LOOKED AFTER Service Manager (In the absence of the Service Manager this will be delegated to the Head of Service) • Withhold whereabouts of child in care from a person - usually the parent - after Legal consultation • Authority to admit a child into care and discharge a child from care under s20 (including a planned series of short term breaks) • Agreeing a placement move • Decision to apply for leave of the Court for a child in care to live outside of England or Wales • Permission for a child subject to a care order to be “known as” another surname • Decision to apply for a recovery order for a child who is in care and subject to an EPO or in Police Protection • Authority to give consent for young people to undertake activities or outings, when they are looked after by the authority • Private Fostering – Approve assessment of private xxxxxx carers • Payments for: SGO Allowance, CAO Allowance, FCP for Reg 38 • Arrangement for Disruption meeting of permanent xxxxxx placements – with Team Manager and IRO • Change of schools for child looked after HEALTH/MEDICAL • Minor and/or routine medical treatmen...
Head of Service. Signed by XXXX XXXXXXX & PARTNERS LIMITED in the presence of: ....................................... Director: .......................................
Head of Service also Agency Decision Maker (ADM) (In the absence of the Head of Service this will be delegated to the Deputy Director) • Agreement for Bed & Breakfast use for children refusing s20 but has nowhere to reside in an emergency (1 night only whilst CSC assess/liaise with housing)
Head of Service. Xxx Xxxxxxx Number of Staff & Equipment General Safety and Highway Maintenance 1 x Highway Technician 1 x Two-man maintenance gang carrying tools and materials to complete works of up to two days duration. This includes; repair/replacement of xxxxx, pointing stonework, potholes, repair to small areas of natural stone, installation of street furniture, repair/replacement of drainage gullies and any other general maintenance work as necessary. Larger packages of work are programmed and undertaken by the appropriate team. This includes larger areas of natural stone replacement, footway reconstruction, small improvement schemes, footway slurry sealing and carriageway resurfacing. On average, there are about three weeks work of specialist masons/contractors per year, who undertake two minor improvement schemes. The more major improvement schemes, such as that undertaken on Castle Street 5 years ago, are funded mostly from LTP funds, for which a separate Baseline Activity case is being submitted. Occasional Sunday/night time working needs to be arranged for traffic sensitive locations or adjacent to business entrances. In addition to the above, Traffic Management is provided by this team. This includes the introduction and maintenance of parking and waiting restrictions, Traffic Control Orders, taxi ranks, disabled, loading and coach bays, maintenance of signage and lines. Specification Maintenance is safety led and undertaken in compliance with the guidance given in the “Well Maintained Highways” Code of Practice. The Highway Technician undertakes inspections in line with the guidance and ensures repairs are ordered as necessary. Depending on the severity of any faults found the repair will be treated as; an emergency and made safe immediately, completed within 5 or 20 working days or put into a forward programme to be packaged up and completed at a later date agreed by the technician. All carriageways and footways are inspected at a frequency relating to their use and risk to users. Performance Measure There are contractual KPIs relating to timeliness and quality of any works. Council’s client staff working in the town centre have all been trained to understand the relevant standards and report issues of noncompliance. Non - Compliance Procedure Notice is given requiring restoration of defects and a financial penalty is made. Continued non-compliance escalates the penalty. Existing Value of Contract Maintenance can vary from year to year. The below is an avera...
Head of Service. Chief Inspector Xxxxxx CS609 (Crawley and Mid Sussex District Commander)
Head of Service. Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx (Deputy Head of Technical Services) Version No. 5 Date 15/05/03 SLA – DOCUMENT CONTROL SHEET No Date Created by Status 1 18/03/03 IM/JD First Draft 2 27/03/03 IM/JD Second Draft 3 01/04/03 IM/JD Third Draft 4 07/04/03 IM/JD Fourth Draft 5 15/05/03 IM/JD Fifth Draft 1.0 DEFINITIONS CDM Construction Design & Management Regulations DSO Direct Services Organisation GIS Geographical Information Services HW Tenders Specialist Highway Maintenance Tenders LTP Local transport Plan MEAT Most Economic & Advantageous Tender
Head of Service. Terminal Supervisor
Head of Service. Xxx Xxxxxxx Number of Staff & Equipment Shropshire Council staff employed to inspect and manage street furniture maintenance in Central Shrewsbury is approximately 0.20 full time equivalent. Street furniture repairs, re-painting and any replacement works carried out by contractors as required. Specification To maintain street furniture to a serviceable standard, replacing damaged furniture when necessary. Furniture should be repaired in the first instance, if possible. Works carried out either in response to reported problems or as identified from routine inspections. To carry out painting of street furniture when required. Town Centre benches are repainted annually due to high usage. Performance Measure Street furniture is inspected on an annual basis to assess its condition – identified actions carried out after these inspections.
Head of Service. Early Years Learning and Opportunities: Children and Young People Doncaster Council Address: Xxxxx 0, Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx XX0 0XX On behalf of the Council who shall be the Authorised Officer for the purposes of this Agreement until such time as the Council notifies the Provider of any substitution. [Insert Provider’s Agreement Manager - name, Address, E-mail, Tel] [name,] Address: Telephone: Email: On behalf of the Provider who shall be the Agreement Manager for the purposes of this Agreement until such time as the Provider notifies the Council of any substitution.
