Monitoring of Standards Sample Clauses
The Monitoring of Standards clause establishes the requirement for ongoing oversight to ensure that agreed-upon standards are consistently met throughout the duration of an agreement or project. Typically, this involves regular assessments, audits, or reporting mechanisms to verify compliance with specified quality, safety, or performance benchmarks. By implementing such monitoring, the clause helps maintain accountability and ensures that all parties adhere to the expected standards, thereby reducing the risk of non-compliance and associated disputes.
Monitoring of Standards. 13.1. Each Member is bound under the Contract Terms to comply with the service standard for each component as outlined in section 5.
13.2. Each Member will report management information to TeX as defined in the latest version of the Re-Registration MI document published on the TeX website.
Monitoring of Standards. The Associate Medical Director shall assist and the support the Medical Director in the development and annual review of standards and protocols governing every aspect of the EMS system affecting patient care, and with development, implementation, and documentation of a process for monitoring compliance with those standards. Such standards shall govern control center operations, dispatching and delivery of first responder services, and ground ambulance services. Such standards shall include: • Medical protocols; • Priority dispatching protocols, telephone protocols, and pre-arrival instruction protocols as appropriate for ambulances and first responders; • Transport protocols (air and ground); • Equipment and supply standards for ambulances, and first responder units; • Standards for training, testing, and certification of ambulance crews, first responders, control center personnel, and on-line medical control physicians; • Protocols governing on-scene control of patient care, and interactions between first responders and ambulance personnel; • Procedures for the conduct of medical audits, including appeals; • Standards for provision of on-line medical control; • Uniform standards for EMS supplies (brand names and packaging) and for on-board equipment which may stay with the patient during transport (i.e., for use in the on-board equipment exchange program; • Standards and procedures related to DNR orders; • Standards of due process governing the suspension or revocation of a permit or certification; and • Such other standards as may be necessary to ensure reliable patient care. • In addition to the above-listed standards, the Medical Director shall implement procedures for the routing verification (by sampling method) of response time reports, and for periodic inspection of ambulances, 1st responder units, (both scheduled and “surprise” inspections).
Monitoring of Standards. 13.1. The Head Teacher or their representative shall monitor cleaning standards and provide day to day supervision/instruction to caretaking/cleaning staff in line with current job descriptions and cleaning specification. Corporate Property will undertake periodic random monitoring visits and or specific visits when required.
13.2 A representative from Corporate Property will visit the School with the results of the monitor visit and discuss with the Head Teacher or his/her representative the cleaning standards achieved and any improvements that are required.
13.3 Should a problem arise the Head Teacher should initially attempt to resolve this with the Caretaker/Senior Cleaner. If the matter is not resolved at that level, the Area Cleaning Supervisor should be contacted, who will resolve the issue on behalf of the School.
13.4 If the issue is not resolved to the satisfaction of the Head Teacher or their representative it should be referred to the Area Facilities Manager who will investigate and attempt to resolve the matter. In the absence of agreement at this stage the Disputes Procedure will be utilised.