Response Personnel definition

Response Personnel means the designated safety and security personnel assigned to monitor and immediately and properly respond to personal security device activations, which must include at least one person who is on duty 24 hours a day.
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Response Personnel means persons, on-site or off-site, who are appropriately equipped and trained to counter an attempted unauthorized removal of radioactive sources or an act of sabotage.
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Examples of Response Personnel in a sentence

  • MSRC will pay all valid taxes and fees owed due to providing MSRC Response Equipment or MSRC Response Personnel under this Agreement.

  • The side and rear doors of residence halls are not to be used except in emergencies (e.g., fire, fire drills, emergency evacuations, and other times specifically designated by the Residence Hall Staff or Emergency Response Personnel).

  • However, if MSRC reasonably believes, under the circumstances of a given event or request, that MSRC Response Personnel are required to ensure proper care, operation, and maintenance of certain MSRC Response Equipment as indicated in Schedule 3, MSRC may require that the MSRC Response Equipment be obtained only with the appropriate MSRC Response Personnel.

  • MSRC's Oil Spill Removal Organization (“OSRO”) Classification RRI lists MSRC Response Personnel and MSRC Response Equipment that are available as Resources.

  • If at any time Responder Immunity is not available for a Spill Event, MSRC may withdraw, or decline to provide, MSRC Response Personnel or any Resources requiring such MSRC Response Personnel, unless other arrangements acceptable to MSRC in its sole discretion are made to offset any additional legal and financial risk that may result.

  • The Covered Entity will use its best efforts to operate, maintain, and store any MSRC Response Equipment provided without associated MSRC Response Personnel in a careful and proper manner under the circumstances and in accordance with applicable law.

  • The Covered Entity may obtain the requested MSRC Response Equipment with or without MSRC Response Personnel, at the option of the Covered Entity.

  • It is understood by the City and the Union that an employee who is disciplined under the provisions of the Random Screening Policy for Emergency Response Personnel (City of Baytown Personnel Policy Manual), shall have all rights of appeal as provided by Texas Local Government Code, Chapter 143, in accordance with Article 30 of this Agreement.

  • The process to determine the number of employees allowed to take PDO on any given day is outlined in the Paid Days Off and Comp Time Selection Policy and Use for Response Personnel.

  • In the event that the City should determine that modification of the Random Drug Screening Policy for Emergency Response Personnel (City of Baytown Personnel Policy Manual) is necessary, the City shall supply the Union with the proposed change(s) thirty (30) days before the effective date.