Officer-in-Charge means the officer of the Corporation, not below the level of Deputy Manager, designated by “Competent Authority.” as the case may be, who shall supervise and be in-charge of such works.
Officer-in-Charge means, the Officer deputed by the Head of Dept. /Executing Dept., to supervise the work or part of the work.
Officer-in-Charge means, the Officer deputed by the AGM / WCM, to supervise the work or part of the work.
Examples of Officer-in-Charge in a sentence
The Officer in Charge shall normally be the most senior patrol officer on the shift, unless said officer is removed from OIC duties by the Chief of Police.
If and when a Sergeant is not scheduled, the senior full-time officer on duty will receive an additional Fifty Cents ($.50) per hour more than the patrolman’s prevailing wage for Officer in Charge pay.
The Patrolman assigned to the Officer in Charge shall receive OIC pay at the rate of nine percent (9%) above the top Patrolman rate of pay.
More Definitions of Officer-in-Charge
Officer-in-Charge means a member of the Navy, the Marine Corps, or the Coast Guard designated as such by appropriate authority.
Officer-in-Charge or “Engineer-In-Charge” shall mean the Officer so designated for the overall supervision, coordination, direction and administration of the contract work from time to time by the Company.
Officer-in-Charge shall be deemed to include Officers Commanding Service Stations, Ships’ Masters or Senior Officers, and Heads of Government Establishments.
Officer-in-Charge means the Officer so designated for the overall supervision, coordination, direction and administration of the contract work from time to time by the Company and shall also include the Head of SBU & PC – Rock Phosphate.
Officer-in-Charge means the officer of SCZCC, designated by “Competent Authority.” as the case may be, who shall supervise and be in-charge of such works.
Officer-in-Charge. , in relation to a hospital, means the person for the time being in charge of the hospital.