EMS Sample Clauses

EMS. “EMS” means Emergency Medical Services as described in RCW 84.52.069(5), as now or later amended, including the provision by the Participating Agencies of emergency medical care or emergency medical services, including related personnel costs, training for such personnel, and related equipment, supplies, vehicles and structures needed for the provision of emergency medical care or EMS.
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EMS. Emergency Medical Services program training shall be provided as deemed necessary by the Chief Training Officer to maintain high standards of operator competency. It is further understood that the delivery of E.M.S. is covered by Article 27.4.
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EMS. When acting as a regional emergency medical services (EMS) board pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Sections 144E.50 to 144E.52, the Board is authorized to take actions, or recommend actions to the appropriate authorities, public and private, which are needed for the coordination and improvement of emergency medical services (EMS) within the counties of Anoka, Xxxxxx, Chisago, Dakota, Hennepin, Isanti, Xxxxxx, Xxxxx and Washington.
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EMS i. Das EMS wird auf Plattformen gehostet, die von dritten Cloud - Anbietern bereitgestellt werden. Wir werden Maßnahmen zur Informationssicherheit, einschließlich physischer, technischer und administrativer Kontrollen, einrichten, aufrechterhalten und nutzen, die angemessen ausgestaltet sind, um einen unbefugten Zugriff auf EMS zu verhindern. Celonis Information Security Annex (May 2023) Page 2 of 7
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EMS. Landlord shall control the operation of the energy management system serving the Building (“EMS”) from its remote location. Tenant shall have the right to request reasonable EMS information on an “as required” basis in order to assist Tenant’s contracted HVAC technicians with repair and efficient operation of the HVAC system. Upon Tenant’s request, Landlord shall provide contact information to Tenant in order for EMS communications to take place between Landlord personnel in charge of said system and the Tenant facilities manager.”
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EMS. EMS personnel will normally be scheduled to work a minimum of eight (8) consecutive hours but not more than sixteen (16) hours per shift. The combination of these shifts will equal forty (40) hours, with the understanding that if the employee works three (3) 12-hour shifts (36 hours), the employee will be paid for 40 hours. Employees will be scheduled consecutive days off, unless otherwise requested by the employee. The Department will attempt to provide a minimum of eight (8) hours off-duty between scheduled shifts, unless otherwise requested by the employee and/or in the case of overtime.
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