Duty Engineer definition

Duty Engineer means the Data Protection ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ and includes any subordinate legislation made under this Act from time to time together with any guidance and/or code of practice issued by the Information Commissioner in relation to such legislation is the Agent’s representatives responsible for managing and co- ordinating the response of the Agent to network incidents and adverse weather “Duty Officer” is the Partner Authority’s Works Unit representative responsible for managing and co-ordinating the response of the Partner Authority to network incidents and adverse weather and includes the role of Duty Winter Officer. The Duty Officer will liaise directly with Agreement Manager “Emergency” is an unforeseen event which directly or indirectly affects the Agency Area and causes or has the potential to cause disruption to the free flow of traffic within the Agency Area or threatens the safety of the users of the Agency Area or is an unforeseen event within the Agency Area likely to affect areas outside the Agency Area or is an immediate or imminent threat to the integrity of any part of the Agency Area or adjacent areas. “Emergency Services” “Emergency Works” includes representatives of the Police, Ambulance, or Fire Services or others (Category 1) authorised to deal with an Emergency within the Partnership Area or which has an effect upon the Partnership Area. are unforeseen renewal works repairs or other actions resulting from an Emergency event within the Asset.

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Duty Engineer means either the DSFOE or a Duty Flood Operations Engineer;

Duty Engineer a Section/Area Engineer in the Roads Service or a Sub- Divisional/District Engineer in the Water Service;

Examples of Duty Engineer in a sentence

• Therefore when the Area Managers are on the Duty Engineer rota they have a larger geographical area to manage than the Maintenance and Improvement Managers do when they are on rota.

• Definition EOOD – Engineering Officer of the Day (Duty Engineer), on day working vessels, assigned to respond to alarms emanating from the remote engine room alarm system while the ship is being operated in an unattended engine room mode (on line or on shore power).

• The Duty Engineer is the out of hours contact for the Meteogroup who provide our weather forecasts.

• Licensed Engine Officers assigned to ships having ACCU or ACCU equivalent rating that are part of the EOOD (Duty Engineer) rotation will have a single occupancy stateroom, based upon ship configuration.

• In addition, for all employees who hold the position of Chief Engineer or Assistant Engineer and passes a minimum of Designated Duty Engineer 5,000 Horsepower or better shall receive a $1,000 (one thousand dollar) bonus to be paid on 6/1/98, 6/1/99 and 6/1/2000.

• Should a customer detect a fault in the provision of power or climate or humidity control then you must report it to HBS Internet as soon as practicable using email at ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇, or via telephone on ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ reporting to the Duty Engineer the nature of the fault.

• Attend the Daily Engineering Brief at 0815 (L) in the Ops Room to coordinate air system availability with the Duty Engineer.

• The Duty Engineer rota is covered by the Area Manager (SM1), Maintenance Manager and Improvement Manager (both at Band 15) covering each of the seven Areas, thereby covering one week in three.

• The Duty Engineer rota is covered by the Area Manager (SM1), Maintenance Manager and Improvement Manager (both at Grade N) covering each of the seven Areas, thereby covering one week in three.

• The Contractor shall provide a minimum of one Engineer for each of the two vessels, one of which, at a minimum, must be Licensed USCG Designated Duty Engineer (DDE) for Motor Vessels of unlimited horsepower, and maintain such license at all times during contract performance.