Common use of RESPONSE PROCEDURE Clause in Contracts

RESPONSE PROCEDURE. Contractor’s obligation to provide Emergency response team services arises when dispatched by the KSFM, the Hazmat director or the state fire marshal’s designee in accordance with a request for assistance of an Emergency response team. Contractor’s obligation also arises when a request for the assistance of an Emergency response team meets the immediate incident dispatch criteria set forth in Exhibit 5, Standard Operating Guideline #02. If a request for assistance does not satisfy the criteria for immediate incident dispatch, Contractor shall contact the KSFM, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ director or designee for approval to respond. Contractor shall dispatch the Emergency response team to the incident only after receiving such approval. Response by the Contractor to incidents not authorized by the KSFM, the Hazmat director or the state fire marshal’s designee shall not be compensated under the provisions of this Agreement.

RESPONSE PROCEDURE. Contractor’s obligation to provide Emergency response team services arises when dispatched by the KSFM, the Hazmat director or the state fire marshal’s designee in accordance with a request for assistance of an Emergency response team. Contractor’s obligation also arises when a request for the assistance of an Emergency response team meets the immediate incident dispatch criteria set forth in Exhibit 5, Standard Operating Guideline #02. If a request for assistance does not satisfy the criteria for immediate incident dispatch, Contractor shall contact the KSFM, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Hazmat director or designee for approval to respond. Contractor shall dispatch the Emergency response team to the incident only after receiving such approval. Response by the Contractor to incidents not authorized by the KSFM, the Hazmat director or the state fire marshal’s designee shall not be compensated under the provisions of this Agreement.