Background Checks Required Sample Clauses

Background Checks Required. 6.4.4.1 Each Contractor shall conduct a background check of each driver’s record as a vehicle operator for the State in which the driver possesses a license. A copy of each driver’s record must be maintained in each driver’s personnel file.
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Background Checks Required. CARRIER shall conduct a full and complete criminal background check on each of Carrier’s employees, agents, independent contractors, applicants, or other personnel under the direction or control of the CARRIER or acting on behalf of the CARRIER in the furtherance of CARRIER’s duties or responsibilities under this Agreement (“subject employees”) in the event that the subject employee’s job duties or responsibilities require him or her to have contact with VEHI-SHIP’ customer or any of the customer’s property. In the event that such criminal background check shows any arrest, indictment, complaint, conviction, probation or sentence of deferred adjudication or informal adjudication of any criminal act involving an accusation of violent behavior, dishonesty, or moral turpitude, the CARRIER shall not allow the subject employee to have any direct or indirect contact with VEHI-SHIP’ customer or the any of the customer’s property. CARRIER shall maintain information on all background checks performed on subject employees and shall include in such information the date the criminal background was checked, the name of the service used, the actual criminal background information, and the verification number used by CARRIER and/or the service used by CARRIER to check said background. VEHI-SHIP shall have the right to inspect, review and audit all information generated by CARRIER on such background checks immediately upon request and to request that the CARRIER disqualify any subject employee from having contact with VEHI-SHIP customers or property of VEHI-SHIP customers. Upon such request, the CARRIER must disqualify the subject employee from direct or indirect contact with VEHI-SHIP customers or the property of VEHI-SHIP customers.
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Background Checks Required. All Removal Agency personnel shall undergo a background check that is completed by each Removal Agency. No owner or manager may have been convicted of any criminal violation which is considered a felony. Tow truck operators are not eligible to perform tows under this Agreement if they have been convicted of any felony within the preceding five years. No tow truck operator may perform tows under this Agreement if he/she has been convicted of any crime which would require them to register as a sex offender as defined by South Dakota state statute. No tow truck operator may perform tows under this Agreement if he/she has been convicted of theft within the past five years. No tow truck operator may perform tows under this Agreement if he/she is a street gang member as defined in SDCL 22-10A-1. If Removal Agency wishes to appeal an employee’s status which would exclude the employee from performing tows, Removal Agency may file an appeal in writing to the Police Department. The written appeal should contain the facts to be considered that would merit an exception for that employee. The City will review/investigate the appeal and provide a written response to Removal Agency within a reasonable period of time. If Removal Agency wishes to request reconsideration of an employee’s, owner’s, or manager’s status which would exclude the employee, owner, or manager from that position with Removal Agency under this contract, Removal Agency may file a request for reconsideration in writing to the Chief of Police or his/her designee seeking a waiver of the disqualifying conviction(s). The written request for reconsideration shall be filed within thirty (30) days of Removal Agency being informed of the disqualifying conviction and should contain the facts to be considered that would merit an exception for that employee, owner, or manager. The Chief of Police or his/her designee will review/investigate the request and provide a written response to Removal Agency within thirty (30) days of receipt of the written request. Waiver of a disqualifying conviction shall be at the sole discretion of the Chief of Police or his/her designee. Removal Agency shall implement a post-accident alcohol/drug testing policy for operators who are involved in a traffic collision while employed by Removal Agency.
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Background Checks Required. Each Contractor shall conduct a background check of each driver’s record as a vehicle operator for the State in which the driver possesses a license. A copy of each driver’s record must be maintained in each driver’s personnel file. Each driver in SEPTA-related work shall sign a release of information giving SEPTA and the Contractor the right to obtain from criminal justice agencies the driver’s record of prior convictions for felonies or misdemeanors. Each driver shall also sign a release involving pre-hire drug test information, including all information resulting from drug and alcohol tests. The Contractor shall review the prior convictions for driving under the influence (DUI) and for other convictions listed in Item 14 (Driver Crimes Matrix A1) of the RFP document in the record of each applicant or current employer in SEPTA- related work and shall disqualify any applicant or current employee from SEPTA- related work whose record includes a conviction for driving under the influence (DUI), and/or for those crimes listed in Items 14 (Driver Crimes Matrix A1) and of the RFP document. The Contractor shall also review the prior convictions for crimes listed in and shall disqualify any applicant or current employee from SEPTA -related work whose record includes a conviction for crimes listed in Item 15 (Driver Crimes Matrix B2) of the RFP document if the conviction is within seven (7) years of the date of application. The Contractor also must disqualify any applicant or current employee from SEPTA-related work who is on probation or parole for any of the crimes listed on Item 15 (Driver Crimes Matrix B2) of the RFP document.
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