Driver Operator Sample Clauses
The Driver Operator clause defines the responsibilities and qualifications required of the individual or entity operating a vehicle or equipment under the agreement. Typically, this clause specifies that the driver must possess a valid license, meet certain experience or training standards, and comply with all applicable laws and safety regulations. By clearly outlining these requirements, the clause ensures that only competent and authorized personnel operate the equipment, thereby reducing liability and promoting safety for all parties involved.
Driver Operator. (a) Current employment with the County as a Firefighter; and
(b) Forty-eight (48) months continuous service as a Firefighter; provided that any person with an Associate’s or Bachelor’s Degree as approved by the State of Florida for Educational Incentive, need only have thirty-six (36) months continuous service as a Firefighter; and
(c) Current EMT or Paramedic certification; and
(d) Class E driver’s license; and
(e) No driver’s license suspension for DUI or points, within two (2) years; and
(f) No avoidable and major accidents for twelve (12) months; and
(g) Driver Operator requirement, except “(d)” of the Driver Operator requirement.
Driver Operator. Consideration for Driver-Operator will require a State of Florida Pump Operators Certification* and a minimum of two (2) years of unbroken and continuous service as a full-time Firefighter with the City of Cocoa prior to the date of the examination.
Driver Operator. (a) Current employment with the County as a Firefighter; and
(b) Forty-eight (48) months continuous service as a Firefighter.
Section 4C-1 applies; and
(c) Current EMT or Paramedic certification; and
(d) Class E driver’s license or higher; and
(e) No driver’s license suspension for DUI or points, within two
(f) No preventable major accidents for twelve (12) months; and
(g) Department certified Driver Operator prior to October 1, 2005; or
(h) Successful completion of a fire hydraulics and fire apparatus course from a County Technical School, Community College or other state recognized institution; or
(i) Successful completion of the Department’s Driver Operator Candidate School; and
(j) State of Florida Pump Operator Certification.
Driver Operator. (a) Current employment with the County as a Firefighter; and
(b) Forty-eight (48) months continuous service as a Firefighter.
Section 4C-1 applies; and
(c) Current EMT or Paramedic certification; and
(d) Class E driver’s license; and
(e) No driver’s license suspension for DUI or points, within two
(f) No preventable major accidents for twelve (12) months; and
(g) Driver Operator requirement; and
(h) Effective October 1, 2022, State of Florida Pump Operator Certification.
Driver Operator. 1. The Contractor shall provide sufficient qualified and trained driver(s)/operator(s) to insure continuous 24 hour per day Operational Services during a winter weather event as directed by the VDOT Location. Driver(s)/Operator(s) must be properly licensed and adhere to all applicable federal and state motor vehicle regulations. See Special Term and Condition F, Vehicle Inspection and registration.
2. Driver(s)/Operator(s) shall be at least 18 years of age and capable of working days and nights. No minors under the age of 18 will be allowed to perform Operational Services or to be present on VDOT work site(s), to include in the Contractor’s vehicle, when and where this Agreement will be performed.
3. Driver(s)/Operator(s) shall wear safety attire while performing Operational Services. Driver(s)/Operator(s) shall wear a hard hat and safety vest/garment anytime the driver/operator is out of the vehicle. Safety attire shall be in accordance with the Virginia Work Area Protection Manual.
4. Under no circumstances shall a Contractor, while performing under this Agreement, allow or be permitted to have private or minor-aged passengers ride in snow removal vehicles. Contractors observed allowing private or minor-aged passengers in vehicles during Operational Services may be issued a “Vendor Complaint Form” and the Agreement may be terminated with no payment, including demobilization fees due to the Contractor.
5. To ensure the overall safety of all personnel and the traveling public, the Contractor is required to provide drivers/operators who are able to communicate using the English language, understand instructions provided using the English language, and read and understand maps and emergency road procedures. The drivers/operators shall be required to demonstrate that they are capable of understanding instructions in English for safe and effective operations. These instructions will include plowing and spreading instructions; techniques appropriate to the route; detailed yard requirements such as standby area; parking areas and routes to follow; loading and unloading chemicals, road maps and VDOT snow maps, and emergency road procedures. If the driver/operator is not capable of understanding these instructions, the Contractor will be notified and a replacement driver/operator will be required. Until an appropriate replacement driver/operator is put in place the Contractor will not be compensated.
6. It will be the Contractor’s responsibility to provide valid-l...