Transportation Policy. NAPCA staff cannot transport students in need of emergency medical assistance in their own vehicles. If an emergency/incident occurs, NAPCA Staff will call an ambulance to transport the student to the nearest hospital. Insurance Company ____________________________ Subscriber’s Name ________________________________________________________________ Insurance Company Address ________________________________________________________________________________ Policy Number ___________________________ Type ______________________________ Primary Care Physician Name _____________________ Phone #_____________________ Medication Information (Prescribed and Over-the-Counter Medications) Note: Any and all medication that your child is required to take will be kept in your child’s possession. We do not store or administer prescribed medication. In addition, NAPCA is not responsible for lost and/or stolen medication. If your child is required to take prescribed medication and/or over the counter medication, we ask that you provide a list of all prescribed and/or over the counter medications including dosage times and amounts for emergency purposes.
Transportation Policy. I understand that cadets participate in organized off-site events which include but are not limited to, medical appointments, court hearings, educational field trips, training missions, etc. All off-site training missions are conducted with the highest regard for the safety and the well-being of each cadet in accordance with YCA and NGB standards. While participating in any off-site training/functions, cadets are required to follow all rules of conduct as specified in the YCA’s rules and regulations SOP and the Cadet Student Manual. By enrolling in the YCA, I give consent to allow participation in all YCA sanctioned off-site training, and agree to voluntarily release and forever discharge YCA, its employees, agents, representatives, and volunteers from any and all claims of liability or damages incurred as a result there of, from the time of departure to the time of return to YCA facilities. It is understood that nothing in this policy is intended to, nor shall it be construed to, release any insurance company or third-party agency from any obligation to pay under any liability insurance or other benefit. Parent/Guardian Initials / Student Initials
Transportation Policy. 18.01 Whenever employees are required to operate a privately owned automobile in the course of their employment they shall receive a transportation allowance per kilometre to be paid in accordance with the Employer’s travel allowance policy. The reimbursement rate will be in compliance with the Travel, Meal and Hospitality Directive issued by the Management Board of Cabinet (MBC).
Transportation Policy. I understand that cadets participate in organized off-site events for medical appointments, educational field trips and other training or functions. All off-site training missions are conducted with the highest regard for the safety and the well-being of each cadet in accordance with YCA and NGB standards. While participating in any off-site training/functions, cadets are required to follow all rules of conduct as specified in the YCA’s rules and regulations SOP and the Cadet Student Manual. By enrolling in the YCA, I give consent to allow participation in all YCA sanctioned off-site training, and agree to voluntarily release and forever discharge YCA, its employees, agents, representatives, and volunteers from any and all claims of liability or damages incurred as a result there of, from the time of departure to the time of return to YCA facilities. It is understood that nothing in this policy is intended to, nor shall it be construed to, release any insurance company or third party agency from any obligation to pay under any liability insurance or other benefit. Parent/Guardian Initials / Cadet Initials
Transportation Policy. Any student organization using a university-owned vehicle, must comply with the following policies. ⚫ The driver of the vehicle must observe all traffic regulations including posted speed limits. ⚫ All occupants of the vehicle must wear seatbelts. ⚫ The use and/or possession of alcohol in state vehicles is prohibited. ⚫ State vehicles may not be driven to any event where alcohol is served. ⚫ Continued use of state vehicles is contingent upon compliance with the above regulations. ⚫ In the case of an accident, refer to emergency procedures located in the glove box of the vehicle. ⚫ Call State Police (off campus) or JMU Police (on campus). ⚫ Do not leave the scene of the accident. ⚫ Call Public Safety (000-0000 or 000-0000) as soon as physically able to call. ⚫ Call the Transportation Office (568-8147) as soon as possible after contacting Public Safety. ⚫ Call the Events & Conferences Office (568-6330). ⚫ Any damage, no matter how minor, must be reported to the Transportation Office and the Events & Conferences Office. ⚫ Decorating JMU vehicles and/or soaping or writing on vehicle windows is NOT permitted. ⚫ When using a JMU vehicle, you and your actions are representing the University. You are expected to conduct yourself in accordance with these policies. Vendor Policy Most clubs and organizations at JMU participate in some sort of fundraising activities. A list of approved vendors may be picked up in the Events & Conferences Office. Vendors are allowed in Transitions, Xxxxxx Info/Vendor area, Xxxxxx Patio, Highlands Room and Festival Patio.
Transportation Policy. LOS The establishment of level of service policies for streets within the urban growth area will be done cooperatively to assure that service level thresholds are agreed upon for all transportation facilities. This effort will be coordinated with the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) and the Regional Transportation Planning Organization (RTPO) pursuant to RCW 47.80.023. Performance Evaluation – LOS The Cities and the County will monitor and review transportation LOS policies and their effect in the urban growth area and make adjustments as mutually agreed upon.
Transportation Policy. Anyone transporting the mentee during a mentoring outing must have a valid driver’s license and valid insurance. To protect our mentees, our mentors, and for liability purposes, only screened mentors may transport their mentee unless: - The person transporting the mentee is another same sex City Gospel Mission mentor - The person transporting has been screened by City Gospel Mission and is the same sex of the mentee - The mentor is with the mentee during the transportation process (i.e. bus, taxi, subway, church van, etc.)
Transportation Policy. The Contractor will be responsible for developing a policy for the transport of patients from the incident scene to the treatment scene. Such policy should provide for transportation based upon determinants of transport need, including medical necessity and mitigating circumstances. The decision for ALS to transport or not, and the mode of transport, may will be made with online direct medical control and made with respect to the trauma designation of the receiving facility. Transport destinations should be consistent with the Washington state Trauma System Activation Guidelines.
Transportation Policy. Students are held to the same behavioral standards on the bus as they are while at school. Respectful behavior, inside voices, and appropriate language and gestures are expected at all times. Students are required to remain seated at all times while on the bus and use the seat belts provided at all times. Contacting Bus Monitors – The bus monitor’s main concern is always student health and safety. Please note that bus monitors are to use mobile phones only in the following cases: to notify parents of delays; in cases of emergency; or to receive notifications from school reception. Unless there is some emergency, please do not contact bus monitors. Should the bus be later than usual on any day, the bus monitor will notify you.
Transportation Policy. Any student organization using a university-owned vehicle, must comply with the following policies. The driver of the vehicle must observe all traffic regulations including posted speed limits. All occupants of the vehicle must wear seatbelts. The use and/or possession of alcohol in state vehicles is prohibited. State vehicles may not be driven to any event where alcohol is served. Continued use of state vehicles is contingent upon compliance with the above regulations. In the case of an accident, refer to emergency procedures located in the glove box of the vehicle. Call State Police (off campus) or JMU Police (on campus). Do not leave the scene of the accident. Call Public Safety (000-0000 or 000-0000) as soon as physically able to call. Call the Transportation Office (568-8147) as soon as possible after contacting Public Safety. Call the Madison Union Scheduling Office (568-6330). Any damage, no matter how minor, must be reported to the Transportation Office and the Madison Union Scheduling Office. Decorating JMU vehicles and/or soaping or writing on vehicle windows is NOT permitted. When using a JMU vehicle, you and your actions are representing the University. You are expected to conduct yourself in accordance with these policies. Vendor Policy Most clubs and organizations at JMU participate in some sort of fundraising activities. A list of approved vendors may be picked up in the Madison Union Scheduling. Vendors are allowed in Transitions, Xxxxxx Info/Vendor area, Xxxxxx Patio, Highlands Room and Festival Patio.
