Debrief definition

Debrief means to interview a person (such as a child in care or staff member) usually upon return (as from an expedition) in order to obtain useful information.

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Debrief refers to a discussion after an incident occurs with those ASD employees involved or having relevant information about the incident, conducted with the goal of improving the District’s future practices or operations.

Debrief means to interview a person (such as a youth or staff member) usually upon return (as from an expedition) in order to obtain useful information.

Examples of Debrief in a sentence

• The request for a Debrief Conference must be made in writing via email to the Procurement Coordinator and received within three (3) business days after the announcement of the Apparent Successful Bidder.

• The parties agree to assist the OH&S Committee in developing a Critical Incident Debrief protocol.

• This subject shall be a topic of discussion if requested by the Union at each AFSCME monthly Director’s Debrief meeting.

• Reviews all aircraft debriefs via IMDS and aircraft utilization reports, verifies correct flying hour data is correctly accounted for/updated, reconciles the monthly/yearly flying hour program with Debrief and Operations.

• Debrief conferences may be conducted either in person at the Enterprise Services offices in Olympia, Washington, or by telephone, as determined by Enterprise Services, and may be limited by Enterprise Services to a specified period of time.

• The Flight Attendant is responsible for positioning her-/himself and s/he must make every reasonable effort to arrive prior to scheduled boarding time pursuant to Section 8.D. [Check-In and Debrief].

• Please note, because the debrief process must occur before making an award, Enterprise Services likely will schedule the Debrief Conference shortly after the announcement of the ASB and the Bidder’s request for a Debrief Conference.

• Debrief conferences may be conducted either in person at the Enterprise Services offices in Olympia, Washington, via Zoom (or other approved remote meeting application), or via telephone, as determined by Enterprise Services, and may be limited by Enterprise Services to a specified period of time.

• Therefore, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ should plan for contingencies and alternate representatives; ▇▇▇▇▇▇ who are unwilling or unable to attend the Debrief Conference will lose the opportunity to protest.

• Once a Debrief Conference is requested, Enterprise Services will offer the requesting Bidder one meeting opportunity and notify the Bidder of the Debrief Conference place, date, and time.

More Definitions of Debrief

Debrief means an intentional process wherein a restraint or seclusion incident is reviewed by school personnel in order to prevent future incidents and improve responses to the student’s challenging behavior.

Debrief means a practice used primarily during the request for proposal (RFP) process, whereby the Town’s procurement representative and the requisitioner will meet in person, by telephone or video call with those parties requesting a debrief, whose submissions were not deemed appropriate for award. It is viewed as a learning process for respondents who may gain a better understanding regarding perceived deficiencies contained within their submission;

Debrief means to interview youth and staff members following the use of physical restraint, or following any other incident or occurrence in which it is necessary or helpful for the program to obtain information from youth and staff members.

Debrief means a discussion for the purpose of gathering information and reviewing an incident, to address the safety and well-being of the JJS staff and youth.

Debrief means the time allowed for completion of post flight duties. Debrief ends at Block-in plus fifteen (15) minutes or Block-in plus thirty (30) minutes when Customs clearance is required.