Type of service definition

Type of service means the category at which an ambulance provider is licensed as:

Type of service means either gas, electric, water or sewer service.

Type of service means any one of the following services: charter, limousine, shuttle, sightseeing, taxicab, or scheduled.

Examples of Type of service in a sentence

• Frequency: Twice Annually Type of Service: Entire Facility Clean outdoor patio furniture and sweep patio floor.

• Frequency: Twice Annually Type of Service: Entire Facility Strip and refinish all tiled and linoleum floor areas.

• Frequency: Twice Annually Facility: COMMUNITY THEATER Location: 0000 Xxxxxxxxxxx Xx. Total Square Feet: 33,716 Servicing Frequency: Six Days per Week, (Tuesday through Sunday) Type of Service: Restrooms / Showers- Complete servicing.

• Frequency: Weekly Facility: FOOTHILLS PARK (Interpretive Center, Oak Grove, Xxxxxxx Xxxx, Entrance Gate/Toyon Trail) Location: 0000 Xxxx Xxxx Xxxx Total Square Feet: 5,035 Servicing Frequency: Five Days per Week (Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 6 am, including holidays) Type of Service: Restrooms - Complete servicing.

• Frequency: Tues, Wed, Xxx, & Xxx Type of Service: Entire Facility (lunch rooms and break areas) Clean all counters and tabletop surfaces, chairs, sinks, microwaves and refrigerators (outside only).

More Definitions of Type of service

Type of service means any one of the following services: charter, limousine, shuttle, sightseeing, taxicab, or scheduled, as those terms are defined by rule 6201.

Type of service. The characteristics of electric service described in terms of frequency, phase, nominal system voltage, and number of wires. Transmission Service: Any type of service with a nominal voltage greater than or equal to 115,000 volts. Primary Service: Any type of service with a nominal voltage between 600 volts and 12,470 volts. Secondary Service: Any type of service with nominal voltage less than or equal to 600 volts. Underground Residential Distribution (URD) Areas: Those residential subdivisions or other specified areas within which all Customers are served by underground distribution lines. Voltage, Circuit: The greatest root-mean-square, effective, difference of potential between any two conductors of the circuit concerned. Voltage, Nominal: The value, expressed in volts, which is assigned to a circuit or system for the purpose of conveniently designating its voltage class, for example, 120/240, 480Y/277, 600, etc. The actual voltage at which a circuit operates can vary from the nominal within a range that permits satisfactory operation of equipment.

Type of service. The type of service refers to the amount of special education instruction received by the student. The number of hours per week that the student receives special education services must be specified. The continuum of placements are described below. Wherever possible, special education services must be delivered and provided in the regular education environment:

Type of service. Rate: Coverage: Service Start Date: TBD / / ✔ ✔ Patrol Patrol Response Dedicated Patrol Security Officer Remote Camera Response Remote Camera Monitoring $30.00 per month Optional Optional Service provider will conduct random vehicle patrols of all participating homes in the Valley Village designated patrol area based on a 100 home minimum to start services at 2-3 patrols per 24 hour period. Total service hours per day will be determined by the amount of homes participating in the patrol program. Service coverage maby be reduced or increased based on total area revenue (if applicable).

Type of service means the term used to describe the mode of interpreting in the Contractor’s scheduling and coordinating system and data reports. There are two modes of interpreting covered by this contract: • Over-the-Phone (OPI) type of service • Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) type of service

Type of service means those definitions and interpretations as determined by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).

Type of service means the category at which an ambulance provider is