Motor Vehicle Check Sample Clauses

The Motor Vehicle Check clause requires verification of an individual's driving record and eligibility to operate a motor vehicle, typically as a condition of employment or continued engagement. This process often involves obtaining a report from a relevant authority to confirm the absence of serious violations, suspensions, or other disqualifying factors. By implementing this clause, organizations ensure that only qualified and responsible individuals are permitted to drive on their behalf, thereby reducing liability and promoting safety.
Motor Vehicle Check. The Provider shall complete a check with the Bureau of Motor Vehicles on all of Provider’s staff and volunteers who transport clients or who may transport clients. This check must be completed before the Provider allows the staff person or volunteer to transport clients, and at least every two years thereafter. If the record of a staff member or volunteer contains an arrest or conviction for Operating under the Influence or any other violations which, in the judgment of the Provider, indicate an unsafe driving history within the previous three (3) years, the Provider shall not permit the staff member or volunteer to transport clients. The Provider shall implement appropriate procedures to ensure compliance with the requirements of this section.
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Motor Vehicle Check. Prior to the assignment of Supplier personnel at Purchaser’s facilities or assigned locations, Supplier personnel must be subjected to a motor vehicle check. The scope of the check must include all state or other governmental jurisdictions which issued the Supplier candidate a driver’s license at any time during the immediately preceding seven (7) years. In order to ensure that all proper jurisdictions are checked, a preliminary address check should be run (using the social security number or immigration registration number) prior to running the driving records check. Supplier will arrange, conduct and pay for the motor vehicle check. In accordance with applicable laws, Supplier must verify the search through the state in which the driver’s license is issued. When the motor vehicle report cannot be verified by Supplier, Supplier personnel shall not be assigned to General Dynamics Land Systems without the prior consent of the respective Purchaser Human Resources Manager or their designee.
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Motor Vehicle Check. The Provider shall complete a check with the Bureau of Motor Vehicles on all of Provider’s staff and volunteers who transport clients or who may transport clients. This check must be completed before the Provider allows the staff person or volunteer to transport clients, and at least every two years thereafter. If the record of a staff member or volunteer contains an arrest or conviction for Operating under the Influence or any other violations which, in the judgment of the Provider, indicate an unsafe driving history within the previous three
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Motor Vehicle Check. The Provider shall complete a check with the Bureau of Motor Vehicles on all of Provider’s staff and volunteers who transport clients or who may transport clients. This check must be completed before the Provider allows the staff person or volunteer to transport clients, and at least every two years thereafter. A staff member or volunteer with a conviction within the last three (3) years for Operating Under the Influence of Intoxicants shall not be allowed to transport clients. A staff member or volunteer with any other criminal conviction within the last three (3) years which, in the judgment of the Provider, indicates an unsafe driving history or pattern shall not be allowed to transport clients. The Provider shall implement appropriate procedures to ensure compliance with the requirements of this section. This section shall not apply to contracts issued by the Office of Substance Abuse.
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Motor Vehicle Check. (If Applicable)
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Motor Vehicle Check. When indicated in the job description, prospective Supplier Personnel must be subjected to a motor vehicle check prior to the assignment of prospective Supplier Personnel at Purchaser’s facilities or assigned locations. The scope of the check must include all state or other governmental jurisdictions which issued the prospective Supplier Personnel a driver’s license at any time during the immediately preceding seven (7) years. In order to ensure that all proper jurisdictions are checked, a preliminary address check should be run (using the social security number or immigration registration number) prior to running the driving records check. Supplier will arrange, conduct and pay for the motor vehicle check. In accordance with applicable laws, Supplier must verify the search through the state in which the driver’s license is issued. When the motor vehicle report cannot be verified by Supplier, prospective Supplier Personnel shall not be assigned to GDLS without the prior written consent of the respective Purchaser HR Manager or their designee.
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