Outage Response Sample Clauses

Outage Response. ‌ The Contractor shall notify Cal OES of the outages listed below and further defined in the Technical SLAs in Sections 21.4, Moblie Switching Center (MSC) Failure, and 21.5, Macro Cell Site Failure:
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Outage Response. In the event a network malfunction creating a service outage or interruption is detected (whether by the owner of the network or the non-owning Party), the owner of the network upon learning of such malfunction shall immediately take steps to correct such malfunction and notify appropriate personnel at the non-owning Party. Information about such malfunctions shall be communicated to the appropriate personnel of both the owner and the non-owning Party in order to: minimize risks to the personal safety of associates; ensure the deployment of adequate resources to quickly restore service; and prepare for response to questions to affected parties such as customers, local franchise authorities, and news media. construction and safety practices. Requirements: • LICENSEE and ▇▇▇▇ shall both develop and provide to the other Party’s Dispatch Center/NOC either in hard copy or network server folder access individual, network-specific Emergency Fiber Restoration information including: (1) important telephone numbers; (2) location(s) of restoration kits;
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Outage Response. In the event a network malfunction creating a service outage or interruption is detected (whether by the owner of the network or the non-owning Party), the owner of the network upon learning of such malfunction shall immediately take steps to correct such malfunction and notify appropriate personnel at the non-owning Party. Information about such malfunctions shall be communicated to the appropriate personnel of both the owner and the non-owning Party in order to: minimize risks to the personal safety of associates; ensure the deployment of adequate resources to quickly restore service; and prepare for response to questions to affected Parties such as customers, local franchise authorities, and news media. Requirements: • COUNTY and CONTRACTOR shall both develop and provide to the other Party’s Dispatch Center/NOC either in hard copy or network server folder access individual, network-specific Emergency Fiber Restoration information including: (1) important telephone numbers; (2) location(s) of restoration kits; (3) System Maintenance and Construction supervisor/lead's names; (4) pager lists;(5) contractor support contacts and numbers. • COUNTY and CONTRACTOR shall both assemble and strategically deploy (which deployment shall include any applicable local code restrictions to reel storage) fiber-optics restoration kits to be immediately available to fiber outage response personnel. • COUNTY and CONTRACTOR shall ensure that field technicians and other personnel shall be adequately trained to perform the functions required under these Procedures. • COUNTY and CONTRACTOR shall ensure that field technicians shall have as-built fiber network maps, overlays and access to the databases necessary to perform the functions required under these procedures.Procedures:
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Outage Response. Network Operator shall respond to any outage or other interruption, of service or a failure of the WW Network to operate in accordance with the specifications set forth in any SLA as quickly as reasonably possible (allowing for delays caused by circumstances beyond the reasonable control of Network Operator) in accordance with the procedures set forth herein. When restoring a cut cable in the WW Network, Network Operator will work to restore all traffic as quickly as possible in accordance with the SLA.
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Outage Response. Outage begins when Xogenous is notified or becomes aware of the failure, whichever occurs first. A Service Outage ends when the affected network or facility service is again operational. Xogenous may undertake Critical Maintenance at any time deemed necessary and shall provide notice of Outage to Customer under practical circumstances. An Outage Response is defined as a Xogenous Internal ticket opened to address the issue.
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Outage Response. 6.4.1.1 All employees of the District who, as a part of their regular job duties, are required to respond to outages must establish and maintain their domicile and principal residence within 30 minutes travel time under normal conditions of their regularly assigned headquarters or live within the district’s service territory. Current employees are strongly encouraged to meet this requirement as well. 6.4.1.2 All employees of the District who, as a part of their regular job duties respond to outages, should maintain a minimum of 30% all overtime response over a two year period to be considered for future promotions to a position that requires overtime response. The Union and District understand and agree that there is a responsibility to provide a high level of continuous service to its customers and provided system reliability, to that end all employees in a position that would require response to outages should respond to a reasonable percentage of outages. Starting April 1, 2010 the outage response percentage from the prior 12 month period will be considered for promotions to positions that require overtime response. Following April 1, 2010 employees will continue to develop a growing response percentage until a 24 month percentage has been developed. Starting April 1, 2011 the outage response percentage for the prior 24 month period will be considered for all future promotions to positions that require overtime response. 6.4.1.3 A deferred compensation match shall be offered if the group of classifications listed below achieves an average of 50% response to overtime call-outs over a 6 month period. This match is described as follows: The District shall provide matching contributions to a deferred compensation program on behalf of employees in the classifications listed below at the rate of $.75 for every $1.00 deferred by the employee up to a maximum of 2% regular straight time pay if the employees obtain a group average of 50% response to overtime call out over the prior 6 month period. The six month period will be defined as December 16 – June 15 and June 16 - December 15 each year. (An employee that defers up to 2% of regular straight time pay will receive a match up to 1.5% regular straight time pay. This match is above the match provided to employees under 5.14 of this collective bargaining agreement. In order to receive the maximum from all matches an employee must defer a total of 5% regular straight time pay to receive a total match from the dis...
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  • Employee Response The employee upon whom a Notice of Proposed Action has been served shall have seven (7) calendar days to respond to the appointing authority either orally or in writing before the proposed action may be taken. Upon request of the employee and for good cause, the appointing authority may extend in writing the period to respond. If the employee's response is not filed within seven (7) days or during an extension, the right to respond is lost.

  • Outage Restoration If an outage on the Attachment Facilities or System Upgrade Facilities or System Deliverability Upgrades of the Connecting Transmission Owner or Developer adversely affects the other Party’s operations or facilities, the Party that owns the facility that is out of service shall use Reasonable Efforts to promptly restore such facility(ies) to a normal operating condition consistent with the nature of the outage. The Party that owns the facility that is out of service shall provide the other Party and NYISO, to the extent such information is known, information on the nature of the Emergency State, an estimated time of restoration, and any corrective actions required. Initial verbal notice shall be followed up as soon as practicable with written notice explaining the nature of the outage.