Response to Alarms Sample Clauses

The "Response to Alarms" clause outlines the obligations and procedures for responding to alarm signals or notifications within a facility or system. Typically, this clause specifies who is responsible for monitoring alarms, the required timeframe for initiating a response, and the steps to be taken to investigate and address the cause of the alarm. For example, it may require on-site personnel to immediately assess the situation and notify relevant authorities if necessary. The core function of this clause is to ensure prompt and effective action in the event of an alarm, thereby minimizing potential harm, damage, or disruption.
Response to Alarms a. A volunteer firefighter will respond to an alarm when they are available to respond. Each firefighter shall determine at their discretion when they are available to respond to an alarm, subject to Article 17Attendance Requirements.
Response to Alarms. All volunteers shall attend 40% of all station emergency responses. Credit will be given if responding to emergency responses for other stations.
Response to Alarms a. A Volunteer Firefighter will respond to an alarm when he is available to respond, subject to paragraph 3 below.
Response to Alarms. (a) A volunteer firefighter will respond to an alarm when he is available to respond. Each firefighter shall determine at his discretion when he is available to respond to an alarm, subject to Article 5. (b) Call-out will be considered to be a minimum three (3) hours per call.
Response to Alarms. Unless otherwise required by law, upon receipt of an intrusion, fire, duress, or panic alarm signal from your System to the central station, we shall, without warranty, make every reasonable effort to notify a law-enforcement agency or public fire department, and if requested in writing by you, notify you or your designated representative by calling the specified telephone number(s) you have supplied to us in writing. You acknowledge that many law-enforcement agencies will not respond to an unverified burglar-alarm signal and that our central station will be required to verify the nature of the situation prior to dispatching law-enforcement. We may elect to verify the nature of the emergency by telephone or some other manner prior to dispatching emergency personnel. Certain law-enforcement agencies will not respond to any alarm signal unless you have a valid alarm user permit, which must be kept current and renewed as required. See Paragraph 13 for more information regarding alarm permits. You consent to the recording of all telephone calls with the central station. You understand that law enforcement, the fire department, or other responding authority may forcibly enter the Premises when they have been notified that we have received a carbon monoxide signal.
Response to Alarms. 8.1 Upon receipt of a burglar alarm signal, transmit the alarm to headquarters of the police department and notify the Subscriber or their designated representative by calling the telephone company supplied to COMPANY in writing by Subscriber. Upon written request from Subscriber, COMPANY will notify Subscriber or his designated representative first to receive authorization to dispatch the police department. 8.2 Upon receipt of a hold-up alarm signal, transmit the alarm to the police department. 8.3 Upon receipt of sprinkler alarm signal, waterflow signal, manual, smoke or automatic fire alarm signal, transmit the alarm to the fire department and notify Subscriber or his designated representatives by calling the telephone number supplied to COMPANY in writing by Subscriber. Upon written request from Subscriber, COMPANY will notify Subscriber or his designated representative first to receive authorization to dispatch the fire department. 8.4 Upon receipt of a monitor signal, notify Subscriber or his designated representatives by calling the telephone number supplied to COMPANY in writing by Subscriber.
Response to Alarms. Firefighters shall be eligible to respond to all emergency incidents and requests for assistance whenever a call is put on the outside.

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  • Response to Objections Each Party retains the right to respond to any objection raised by a Participating Class Member, including the right to file responsive documents in Court no later than five court days prior to the Final Approval Hearing, or as otherwise ordered or accepted by the Court.

  • Response If the State fails to respond to a grievance within the time limits specified for that step, the grievant shall have the right to appeal to the next step.

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