Testing Laboratory Sample Clauses
The "Testing Laboratory" clause defines the requirements and standards for laboratories that will conduct testing under the agreement. It typically specifies criteria such as accreditation, qualifications, or approval processes that a laboratory must meet to be eligible for performing tests on products, materials, or samples. For example, it may require that only laboratories certified by a recognized authority or meeting certain industry standards can be used. This clause ensures that testing is performed by competent and reliable entities, thereby providing confidence in the accuracy and validity of test results and reducing disputes over quality or compliance.
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Testing Laboratory. After a batch of harvested medical marijuana flowers has been properly cured and after each lot of derivative medical marijuana products manufactured has been completely processed, a representative sample will be selected and transferred to the Testing Laboratory to analyze and assess the cannabinoid profile and the presence of any contaminants, including mold, mildew, fungus, heavy metals and the like using various sophisticated testing equipment. The Testing Laboratory is climate controlled, maintained to clean room standards and is of sufficient size to allow Laboratory Department Agents to comfortably and efficiently carry out their responsibilities. This room will be approximately 850 square feet. Packaging/Labeling Room. Once the Laboratory Department (or Independent Safety Compliance Facility, once licensed and engaged) has completed its analysis and approved a batch/lot of medical marijuana products for distribution, the entire batch/lot of finished products are transferred from the Vault Room to the Packaging/Labeling Room where they are manually packaged, labeled and readied for transport to the dispensary facility for eventual dispensing to registered patients. This room will be approximately 670 square feet in area.
Testing Laboratory. This category applies to licensees whose use of the Software is restricted to running tests under contract with a third party, which in turn holds its own valid BAPCo Software license (or more than one such duly licensed third parties), to furnish the Benchmark Results to such third party or parties (a “Licensed Third Party”).
Testing Laboratory. 14 1. The laboratory used to analyze initial or confirmation drug specimens 15 will be licensed or certified by the appropriate regulatory agencies to 16 perform such tests. The Agency for Health Care Administration has 17 published Drug-Free Workplace Standards (Florida Administrative 18 Code, R 59A-24) which shall be followed by laboratories and 19 employers for testing procedures required under § 440.101-.102, 20 Fla. Stat.
22 2. All laboratory security, chain of custody, transporting and receiving of 23 specimens, specimen processing, retesting, storage of specimens, 24 instrument calibration and reporting of results will be in accordance 25 with applicable state or federal laws and rules established by HCA; 26 to the extent the above information is readily reproducible by the lab 27 and not confidential, such will be forwarded to the appropriate 28 certified bargaining unit representative upon their request and their 29 payment for reproduction cost.
31 3. The Medical Review Officer will provide assistance to the employee 32 or job applicant for the purpose of interpreting any positive confirmed 33 test results.
Testing Laboratory. The testing laboratory shall be certified by the Department of Health and Human Services and shall comply with all methods and procedures of 49 (CFR) Part 40.
Testing Laboratory. 3 1. The laboratory used to analyze initial or confirmation breath or 4 urine specimens will be licensed or certified by the appropriate 5 regulatory agencies to perform such tests. The Agency for Health 6 Care Administration has published Drug-Free Workplace 7 Standards (Florida Administrative Code, R59A-24) which shall be 8 followed by laboratories and employers for testing procedures 9 required under § 440.101-.102, Fla. Stat. 10
11 2. All laboratory security, chain of custody, transporting and receiving 12 of specimens, specimen processing, retesting, storage of 13 specimens, instrument calibration and reporting of results will be in 14 accordance with applicable state or federal laws and rules 15 established by HCA or the U.S. Department of Transportation; to 16 the extent the above information is readily reproducible by the lab 17 and not confidential, such will be forwarded to the appropriate 18 certified bargaining unit representative upon his/her request and
21 3. The laboratory or Medical Review Officer will provide assistance to 22 the employee or job applicant for the purpose of interpreting any 23 positive confirmed test results. 24 25 J. Initial Tests Used for Implementing § 440.101-.102, Fla., Stat. 27 Initial tests will use an immunoassay except that the test for alcohol will be 28 chemical breath testing as described in 49 CFR, Part 401. The following 29 cutoff levels will be used when screening specimens to determine whether 30 they are positive or negative for these drugs or metabolites. All levels 31 equal to or exceeding the following will be reported as positive: 33 Alcohol concentration .04 % ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇/▇▇ 35 Cannabinoids 50ng/ml 36 Cocaine 300ng/ml 37 Phencyclidine 25ng/ml 38 Methaqualone 300ng/ml 39 Opiates 300ng/ml 40 Barbiturates 300ng/ml 41 Benzodiazepines 300ng/ml 42 Synthetic Narcotics: 43 Methadone 300ng/ml 44 Propoxyphene 300ng/ml 1 These results are reported only to the appropriate manager who then determines if further testing under this program is warranted.
Testing Laboratory. City shall provide the services of an independent testing laboratory to perform all inspections, tests, and approvals of samples, materials, and equipment required by this Contract or the Construction Documents, or to evaluate the performance of materials, equipment, and facilities of City, prior to their incorporation into the Construction Work with appropriate professional interpretation thereof.
Testing Laboratory. The Design Professional shall select and the Owner shall pay for the services of a competent testing laboratory of recognized standing for all testing required in the technical Specifications.
Testing Laboratory. If the Parties fail to agree as to whether a delivered quantity of Product is a non-conforming Product, the Parties shall have the batch in dispute further tested and analyzed by an independent testing laboratory selected by agreement between the Parties. The decision of the independent testing laboratory shall be deemed final. Should the laboratory's testing determine that the delivered Product are non-conforming Product, then (i) S▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall bear all costs for the independent laboratory testing, (ii) Customer shall have the right to reject such non-conforming Product, and (iii) the Parties shall proceed according to Section 9.5. However, if said quantity of Product is determined by the independent laboratory to conform to the Specifications, then Customer shall bear all costs of the independent laboratory and compensate S▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ for the rejected Products, the replacement delivery (if any), and the transportation costs as set out in this Agreement.
Testing Laboratory. The testing laboratory shall be selected by the Town, and shall be certified by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The Town will notify the Union of the laboratory selected.
Testing Laboratory. All testing of the Licensee’s water hammer arresters under paragraphs 6 and 7 of this Agreement shall be conducted using PDI approved test facilities. The Licensee shall contact the PDI office for a list of approved facilities. The Licensee shall select from a list of PDI approved test facilities the facility (the “Laboratory") and shall make its own arrangements for required tests and shall bear all reasonable costs and expenses related to such tests. The Licensee shall instruct the Laboratory to send to PDI copies of all test results and any other test-related materials resulting from the Laboratory’s testing of the Licensee’s water hammer arresters. If requested to do so by PDI, the Licensee shall itself provide PDI with copies of all such results and other test-related materials.