Common use of Specialized Personnel Clause in Contracts

Specialized Personnel. Contractor agrees that as part of its provision of Services, it shall ensure that all Contractor personnel (and the personnel of any Subcontractors) are trained, qualified, and available to perform all Services required in work areas requiring specific health, security, or safety precautions.

Specialized Personnel. Contractor agrees that as part of As appropriate to its provision of Services, it the Contractor shall ensure that all applicable Contractor personnel (and the personnel of any Subcontractors) are trained, qualified, qualified and available to perform all assigned Services required in work areas requiring areas, such as specific health, securityregulatory (including, without limitation, Xxxxxxxx-Xxxxx Act, HIPAA, and other regulations identified by DSHS), and security or safety precautionssafety-related expertise, all as may be consistent with any DSHS regulatory and compliance-related policies and practices as communicated to the Contractor.

Specialized Personnel. Contractor agrees that as part of As appropriate to its provision of Services, it the Contractor shall ensure that all applicable Contractor personnel Personnel (and the personnel of any Subcontractors) are trained, qualified, qualified and available to perform all Services assigned services required in work areas requiring areas, such as specific health, securityregulatory (including, without limitation, Xxxxxxxx-Xxxxx Act, HIPAA, and other regulations identified by DSHS), and security or safety precautionssafety-related expertise, all as may be consistent with any DSHS regulatory and compliance-related policies and practices as communicated to the Contractor.

Specialized Personnel. Contractor agrees that as part of As appropriate to its provision of Services, it the Contractor shall ensure that all applicable Contractor personnel (and the personnel of any Subcontractors) are trained, qualified, qualified and available to perform all Services assigned services required in work areas requiring areas, such as specific health, securityregulatory (including, without limitation, Xxxxxxxx-Xxxxx Act, HIPAA, and other regulations identified by DSHS), and security or safety precautionssafety-related expertise, all as may be consistent with DSHS's regulatory and compliance-related policies and practices as communicated to the Contractor.