Emergency Equipment. Developer shall provide emergency equipment such as first aid 45 kits and defibrillators. Developer shall provide fire extinguishers and smoke detectors in 46 accordance with all Laws and as may be directed by the applicable Governmental 47 Entity’s fire marshal.
Emergency Equipment. The County will provide to each housing unit two (2) types of alarm devices: a radio equipped with an emergency alarm switch or button and a Personal Alarm Transmitter (PAT). Alarm devices offer means by which the Central Control Officer may dispatch immediate assistance in the event of an incident or disturbance which threatens the safety and security of staff or inmates. Officers are responsible for knowing and following the Department's procedures with regard to this equipment. The radio alarms will be checked for proper operation every twenty-four (24) hours.
Emergency Equipment. All necessary emergency equipment should be at the site and quickly accessible. Personnel should be familiar with the function and operation of each type of emergency equipment. Equipment should be in good operating condition, and personnel must be trained in advance to use it properly. Emergency equipment should be checked on a regular basis. The emergency equipment available should be appropriate for the level of training for the emergency medical providers.
Emergency Equipment. State and Federal specifications as they pertain to school bus equipment.
Emergency Equipment. A First Aid Kit can be found above the washer/dryer. This is for basic first aid care. The nearest hospital is Palomar Hospital. Fire Extinguishers can be found- above the washer/dryer area and downstairs in the work room.
Emergency Equipment. The following equipment and materials shall be maintained and supplied by the Employer and shall be available in each Employer vehicle. Cell Phone First Aid Kit Flashlight Traction Material
Emergency Equipment. The following on-site equipment for safety and emergency response will be maintained in the on-site vehicle of the SSHO: • Fire extinguisher; • First-aid kit; and, • Extra copy of this Health and Safety Plan.
Emergency Equipment. The BCF fire-extinguisher, the megaphone and oxygen bottle will be installed as described in the type specification. Initials: Lessor: {ILLEGIBLE} Lessee: {ILLEGIBLE} NUMBER DESCRIPTION FO 02-52.80 Fokker Company Logo FO 03-10.80 Incorrect flying hours for the economic repair life Fokker 100. FO 03-65.80 Correction to maximum design towing load given in the Type Specification. FO 03-70.80 Floor panel loading - Correction to baseline Type Specification. FO 12-13.80 Update the approved lubrication oils info given in the baseline Type Spec. FO 14-00.81 Amendment to Chapter 14 of the baseline Type Spec. FO 14-13.80 Interchangeability - add "cable wheels and removable pulley brackets". FO 21-22.80 Introd. of larger ventilation louvres and extra adjustable air outlets. FO 21-26.80 Equipment cooling - additional fan assembly. FO 22-10.80 Profile mode - certification. FO 22-10.81 Speed protection for FMS profile mode. FO 23-40.80 Amend the Fokker 100 baseline Type Spec. to reflect ATA 100 breakdown. FO 23-51.80 Xxxx panel location in the flight compartment. FO 23-62.81 Electrostatic xxxx socket. FO 25-50.80 Logitudinal track spacing incorrect in Type Spec. FO 27-35.81 Stall protection - new PSRS control law. FO 27-56.80 Flap indication availability. FO 28-10.80 Fuel system - CWT usable capacity. FO 28-10.81 Fuel system - main tank usable capacity. FO 28-15.80 Fuel venting system water ingress. FO 28-22.80 Engine fire shut-off valve - closed indication. FO 29-12.80 Hydraulic fluid transfer. FO 31-31.82 Relocation of Flight Data Recorder. FO 31-41.80 Proximity switching system. FO 32-10.80 Main Landing Gear - Torque link damper. FO 32-10.81 Main Landing Gear - Water deflectors. FO 33-41.80 Tires - Bias tires as standard. FO 33-23.80 Toilet area lighting baseline Type Spec. FO 34-43.80 GPWS - Glideslope warning inhibit annunciator. FO 34-51.80 Type Spec. correction with respect to location of RDMI description. FO 38-10.80 Water tank installation. FO 38-30.80 Electr. heated waste water drain masts and floor drain check valves. FO 49-00.80 APU "AVAIL" lamp function. FO 49-50.80 APU - Fireproof inlet duct. FO 49-60.80 APU automatic shutdown in flight. FO 56-11.81 Windshield dry sealing. FO 74-30.80 Ignition - Unit 1 deactivated, unit 2 activated. FO 78-33.80 Thrust reverser - Electrical power supply. FO 80-12.80 Engine starter circuit cutout. Initials: Lessor: {ILLEGIBLE} Lessee: {ILLEGIBLE} 75 APPENDIX A, PART B ---------------------------------------------------------...
Emergency Equipment. A. The Contractor shall provide the required emergency and first aid equipment to be utilized for the project. The following items, at a minimum, shall be maintained on- site and available for immediate use:
Emergency Equipment. Between the acronym, “ALS” and the word, “ambulances,” insert the acronym, “BLS,” so that the section reads: “AMR will utilize vehicles and equipment that meet or exceed the state and local requirements for ALS and BLS ambulances, e.g. the KKK-A-1822C (or subsequent versions) federal specifications as outlined by the U.S. General Services Administration.”
