zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
Line Listings of Serious Adverse Reactions during the Reporting Period Study ID Subject ID Centre ID/name Gender Age SAR Outcome Date of onset (primary SAR only) Time of Suspect drug Daily dose Route Formulation of treatment Treatment duration Comments DD MMM YYYY HH:MM From DD MMM YYYY to DD MMM YYYY Where possible the line listings should include each subject only once regardless of how many SAR items are reported for the case. If there is more than one reaction, they should all be mentioned but the case should be listed under the most serious or primary adverse reaction. It is possible that the same subject could experience different SARs on different occasions (e.g. weeks apart). Under such circumstances, the SARs can be listed separately and a single subject can be included in the line listing more than once.
Test report prototype Report on qualification to MTQ5003 Preliminary sample Initial Sample New PSB part Full PSB test Product change (specification change) Transfer of production Production process change Production suspended for longer than 36 months Tool change/ correction Outsourced parts change Change of sub-contractor Re-sampling/ re-testing Other Cover sheet for preliminary/ initial samples and project system business (PSB) components Sender: Contact Person: Tel.: Fax: E-mail: Recipient: MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH Wareneingangsprüfung D-88040 Friedrichshafen Enclosed / Inspected 01 Dimensional check 02 Function check 03 Material test / heat treatment certificate 04 Haptics test 05 Acoustics test 06 Odors test 07 Visual test 08 Surface test 09 EMC test 10 Reliability tests 11 Design approval 12 Risk analysis, e.g. FEMA 13 Process flowchart 14 Production control plan 15 Proof of process capability 16 Measurement and test equipment list 17 Measurement and test equipment certificates 18 EU safety data sheet 19 Transport unit / packaging 20 Certificates 21 Process acceptance 22 Other Supplier / Production plant: Customer: MTU supplier number: Report No.: Report No.: Description: Item number: Drawing number: Status/ date: Description: Item number: Drawing number: Status/ date: Delivery note no. / date: Quantity supplied: Batch number: Sample weight: Supplier confirmation: We hereby confirm that qualification was carried out according to MTQ 5003.
1.2 Function checks 1.10 Reliability checks 1.3 Material checks 2 Samples 1.4 Haptic checks 3 Technical specifications 1.5 Acoustics checks 4 Product FMEA 1.6 Odour checks 5 Design release 1.7 Appearance checks 6 Compliance with requirements 1.8 Surface checks 7 Material data sheet / IMDS Supplier / production location: Customer: ID No. / DUNS code: ID No.: Report No.: Index: Report No.: Index: Description: Description: Part No.: Part No.: Drawing No.: Drawing No.: Issue level/date: Issue level/date: Ref. No. Requirements Specifications Measured data (supplier) Specifications met Comments: Yes No Ref. No. Requirements Specifications Measured data (supplier) Specifications met Comments: Yes No
TYPE OF WORK Activities of assigned YES or N/A (0) NO (1) Upon arrival to the school site Does the school/facility have a communication system? Are Student Safety and/or Behavioural Plans current, maintained and accessible to all education workers? Have updated and maintained Students’ Safety/Behavioural Plans been made available in folders as per school policy? (e.g. “In the Officer” or colour coded folders) Is the Notification of Risk (student specific) current and accessible by all workers including workers on leaves? Have all workers and those on various leaves of absences been informed by Administration of the expectation to view specific Student’ Safety/Behavioural Plans and Notification of Risk upon their return and provided sufficient time to review? Transportation assignments Are staff safety protocols in place? (e.g. Kiss and Ride program, field trips) PPE and training specific to your assignment Required personal protective equipment (PPE) available, in place and being worn as appropriate? Are all workers up to date with their required training? Is student-specific training required at this school/facility/location? Handling cash Are there safe practice procedures in place? (e.g. changing timing in banking routines) Other Are there other issues related to the type of work not covered above? If yes, please provide details:
Research Guidance Field of Specialization under the Subject/Discipline a) Information Technology b) Library Management. Paper Published in Various Conference Procceding Research Paper Published in Books Quality Metrics Research Journals in 21st Century in edited book entitled Contemporary Issues in Library and Information Science 2015. Evalution of Library Hompage of Five Indian Institute of Managemenet, CTBC’sInternational Journal Vol.2 Issue 2 Jan.2015 Page No. 241-244 ISBN978-93-84093-11-2. Saarvajanik Granthalaya anni Bhishaal Upkram Yojana, Granthparivaar (Marathi). Vol.2 Issue 2 Jan.2015 Page No. 17-20. Resource Sharing & Library Networks in An Overview, Digital Libraries, E-Resources & E-Publishing Ed.Kadam Santosh and Veer, Dharmaraaj Ess Ess Publication,New Delhi. Page No. Use of Web 2.0 & Its Implications for Academic Libraries, Transformation of Knowledge Resource Centers in Collaborative Era (Vol. II) Editor: Veer,Dharmaraj & Kalbande D. AGRI-BIO VET PRESS New Delhi Page No.758-769 Druksravy Sadhane: Sankalpna aani garaj (Audio Video Sources:Concept and need) Granthparivaar (Marathi) feb 2014. Research Center Libraries : A Study , European Academic Research Vol.I issue 9 Dec-2013. Awareness of Information and Computer Literacy among Teachers: A Case study ; Indian Journal of Library and Information Science;Red Flower Publication ,Delhi vol.6; No. 2. 2012. Reengineering, E-services and consortia : Problem and Prospects in Marathwada. R,2012.ISBN 978-93-81190-82-1. published in Book entitled ,Linrary Management :Modern trends. Aruna Publication,Lat of Libraries in E-Governance with special reference to Aurangabad (M.S.); Indian Streams Research Journals Vol.2 8 Sep 2012.ISSN.2230-7850. Arth va Garaj (Marathi); Granthparivar, 2010 , Seminar Organized
GREEN Kale Watercress Collard greens Spinach Brussels sprouts Broccoli Asparagus Beets Tomatoes Tomatillos Pumpkin Squash Chayote squash Winter squash String beans Peppers Poblano peppers Banana peppers Carrots Cauliflower Artichokes Eggplant Okra Cactus Jicama Snow peas Cabbage Cucumbers Celery Lettuce (no iceberg) Mushrooms Radishes Onion Sprouts PURPLE Raspberries Blueberries Blackberries Strawberries Pomegranate Guava Starfruit Passion fruit Watermelon Cantaloupe Orange Bitter orange Tangerine Apple Apricots Grapefruit Cherries Grapes Kiwifruit Mango Peach Nectarine Pear Pineapple Banana Green banana Dwarf red banana Breadfruit Papaya Figs Honeydew melon Salsa Tomato sauce RED Tempeh Tofu Protein powder (whey, hemp, rice, pea, etc) Veggie burger Refried beans nonfat Quinoa Beans (kidney, black, garbanzo, white, lima, fava, etc.) Lentils Edamame YELLOW Sweet potato Yams Plantains Cassava Peas Brown rice Wild rice Potato Corn on cob Amaranth Millet Buckwheat Barley Bulgur Steel Cut Oatmeal Rolled Oats Whole Grain Pasta Whole Wheat Couscous Whole Grain Crackers Whole Grain Cereak Whole Grain Bread Whole Wheat Pita bread Whole Grain Waffles Whole Grain Pancakes Whole Grain English Muffin Whole Grain Bagel Wheat Tortilla Corn Tortilla BLUE Avocado Almonds Cashews Peanuts Pistachios Pecan Walnuts Hummus Canned Coconut milk ORANGE Pumpkin seeds Sunflower seeds Sesame seeds Flaxseed Olives Peanuts Coconut TSP Extra-virgin coconut oil Flaxseed oil Walnut oil Pumpkin seed oil Nut butters Seed butters FREE FOODS and lime juice Vinegars Mustard Parsley Cilantro Spices Garlic Ginger onion Chile varieties Hot sauce Pure Flavor extracts Achiote paste
VEGAN MENU Please ask for any friendly daily specials that may be available Made by us cold drinks Freshly squeezed orange juice reg/lg £2.90/£3.90 Strawberry & banana smoothie sml/lg £2.90/£3.90 Summer Fruits smoothie sml/lg £2.90/£3.90 Breakfasts 7 – 11.30am Porridge oats made with soya, brown rice, or almond milk £3.00 Bonallack Original Granola served with soya, brown rice, or almond milk £3.40 Vegan cooked breakfast - vegan sausages, fresh tomatoes, large Portobello mushroom and sautéed potatoes (add baked beans + £1.05) £7.90 Tomato, Mushroom & Sausage in wholemeal or white pitta or a baguette £4.90 Our Teas/Coffees can be made with soya, almond, or rice milk Lunch Dishes 12- 4pm Farm café spiced mixed beans and chickpea burger served in a wholemeal or white Pitta bread with chips and a side salad £9.90 3 x vegan sausages served with new potatoes, vegetables & gravy £8.90 salad of mixed leaves, cucumber, beetroot, tomatoes, avocado & mixed beans £8.90 Pitta & baguettes choose either a white or wholemeal pitta or a white baguette served with a side garnish of salad and vegetable crisps Smashed avocado & tomato £6.40 Vegan sausage & onion £6.40 Jacket Potato served with a side salad and your choice of either sautéed mushroom, baked beans, home-made falafel, or smashed avocado £6.90 Side dishes Baked Beans/a freshly baked baguette/white or brown pitta bread £1.05 A basket of corn bread £1.40 Chips/New potatoes/Portion of Veg/green or mixed salad £2.60 Desserts/Cake Seasonal Fruit served with a Mango Sorbet £5.40 Mrs Crimbles Dutch Fruit Loaf £2.95 Our Teas/Coffees can be made with soya, almond, or brown rice milk
TSSC (2008) Advice to the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and the Arts from the Threatened Species Scientific Committee (the Committee) on Amendment to the list of Threatened Ecological Communities under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act): Natural Temperate Grassland of the Victorian Volcanic Plain. Threatened Species Scientific Committee, Government of Australia. TSSC (2012) Advice to the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and the Arts from the Threatened Species Scientific Committee (the Committee) on Amendment to the list of Threatened Ecological Communities under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act): Seasonal Herbaceous Wetlands (Freshwater) of the Temperate Lowland Plains. Threatened Species Scientific Committee, Government of Australia. N. G. & Stajsic, V. (2007) A Census of the Vascular Plants of Victoria.
Habitat-tbc Notes Due to the heavy grazing, season of assessment, and limited time available for survey, this should be considered a preliminary list that should be refined with future survey work. These factors also account for the five species previously recorded by Cook et al. (2013) but not recorded in this study. One species found within the central wetland tentatively identified as Asperula sp. ) requires further consideration and when sufficient material is available. A number of germinants considered to belong to the genus Senecio could also not be confidently identified. Native Plantago taxa listed include Plantago aff. gaudichaudii (Lowland Swamps), Plantago gaudichaudii and Plantago varia. The latter two of these taxa were often difficult to separate with many that appeared intermediate. Figure 19. This species has been tentatively assigned Asperula sp. and should be investigated further when sufficient material is available.
Appendix 3: Notes on plant identification Some plants displayed characteristics or variations worthy of note. may include plants that were difficult to assign to a species, plants which occurred in several apparently distinct but unrecognized forms and plants which could be assigned to a sub-specific rank not formally recognized, but commonly noted and/or listed on the curation version of the Victorian Biodiversity Atlas database: Juncus subsecundus. A conservative view of this very variable species was taken. Numerous specimens were assigned to this species which approached a number of other species, based on variation in culm striations, inflorescence architecture and stature.
Construction Inspection Checklist and Certification: Rainwater Harvesting VDEQ CLEARINGHOUSESPECIFICATION No. 6 / Page 2 of 2 Final Certification I do hereby certify that this as-built information for the stormwater management/BMP facility was inspected by me (or by an individual under my responsible charge) and conforms to the approved plans, except as indicated. Signature: Date: License Number (Seal): (“Certify” means to state or declare a professional opinion based on sufficient and appropriate onsite inspections and material tests conducted during construction.)
Company Name DBA VEHICLE INFORMATION Please List All Vehicle Information If Comprehensive & Collision Coverage Are Desired, Must List Cost New of Vehicle. YEAR MAKE MODEL VEHICLE I.D. NUMBER (17 DIGITS) GARAGE LOCATION VEHICLE VALUE PHYSICAL DAMAGE IS VEHICLE (A)FLATBED (B)TOW TRUCK (C) TRAILER (D) SERVICE CAR COMP DED COLL DED COLL DED: COLL DED: A B C D COMP DED COLL DED A B C D COMP DED COLL DED A B C D COMP DED COLL DED DED: A B C D COMP DED COLL DED A B C D COMP DED COLL DED A B C D COMP DED COLL DED A B C D COMP DED COLL DED A B C D COMP DED COLL DED A B C D COMP DED COLL DED A B C D COMP DED COLL DED A B C D
REQUEST FOR PURCHASE NO. FTDSC4701480047 INSTALLATION Dukrit Air Base DATE Today TO: CONTRACTING OFFICER Deployed CCO CLASS THROUGH: Finance CONTRACT, PURCHASE ORDER OR DELIVERY ORDER NO. FROM: (Insert RC/CC, If applicable) TRANSPORTATION OFFICE IT IS REQUESTED THAT THE SUPPLIES AND SERVICES ENUMERATED BELOW AND IN THE ATTACHED LIST, BE PURCHASED FOR Deployed Commander FOR DELIVERY TO Deployed Commander NOT LATER THAN ASAP ITEM DESCRIPTION OF MATERIAL OR SERVICES TO BE PURCHASED QUANTITY UNIT ESTIMATED UNIT PRICE ESTIMATED TOTAL COST 001 VEHICLE REPAIR SUGGESTED SOURCE: RENTAL CONTRACTOR ASSUME: EVERYTHING IS 100% CORRECT 1 LS 110,00.00 $110,000.00 TOTAL $110,000.00 PURPOSE FIX RENTAL CARS DAMAGED UNDER VEHICLE RENTAL CONTRACT DATE TYPED NAME AND GRADE OF REQUESTING OFFICIAL SIGNATURE I. M. TRANSPO, , USAF TELEPHONE xxx-xxx-1234 DATE TYPED NAME AND GRADE OF APPROVING OFFICIAL BRADLEY R BUSCH, , USAF SIGNATURE TELEPHONE xxx-xxx-4321 I certify that the supplies and services listed above and in the attached list are properly chargeable to the following allotments, the available balances of which are sufficient to cover the cost thereof, and the funds have been committed. ACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION 1111111 222 33AA 444444 5555 0000 66666B 777777 AMOUNT $110,000.00 DATE TYPED NAME AND GRADE OF CERTIFYING OFFICIAL N.O. MONNEY, MSgt , USAF SIGNATURE Nathan O. Monney AF FORM 9, MAR 77 (EF)
Instructions: Complete this form and submit it to the serving electric utility. Retrofits and new installations are eligible for incentives. BUSINESS AND SITE INFORMATION Customer Name Installation Address (Street, City, State, Zip) Customer Phone Number EXISTING EQUIPMENT INFORMATION Existing Equipment Information Control 1 Control 2 Control 3 New or existing vehicle engine block heater does not have temperature or heater controls except for manual control Yes No (If “No”, project is not eligible for incentives) Yes No (If “No”, project is not eligible for incentives) Yes No (If “No”, project is not eligible for incentives) Is installed in a vehicle Yes No (If “No”, project is not eligible for incentives) Yes No (If “No”, project is not eligible for incentives) Yes No (If “No”, project is not eligible for incentives) NEW EQUIPMENT INFORMATION Vehicle Engine Heater Control Information Control 1 Control 2 Control 3 The vehicle engine block heater control is using 1) a dedicated controlled outlet or 2) installed directly on the engine block heater Yes No (If “No”, project is not eligible for incentives) Yes No (If “No”, project is not eligible for incentives) Yes No (If “No”, project is not eligible for incentives) The vehicle engine block heater control keeps block heaters off when the ambient air temperature is above the temperature setting, and delivers only as much heat as necessary when the temperature drops below the setting Yes No (If “No”, project is not eligible for incentives) Yes No (If “No”, project is not eligible for incentives) Yes No (If “No”, project is not eligible for incentives) The vehicle engine block heater control is not portable and cannot be unplugged (e.g. extension cord model) Yes No (If “No”, project is not eligible for incentives) Yes No (If “No”, project is not eligible for incentives) Yes No (If “No”, project is not eligible for incentives) Manufacturer Model Number of control INSTALLER INFORMATION Company Name Installer Signature Installed Cost (before rebate) including equipment, labor, and purchase date. Please include invoice with this project form. Date By signing this form, I confirm that the above information is correct to the best of my knowledge.
The inspection fees need to be recorded on the vehicle mileage log within the month each fee is paid and included in the monthly vehicle fleet reports. Inspection Type Counties State Portion Station Portion Total Inspection Fee One-Year Safety Counties except the emission counties listed below and vehicles 25 years and older $7.50 $7.00 $14.50 Safety-only (vehicles 25 years or older) Statewide $7.50 $7.00 $14.50 Two-Year Safety (new vehicles) Statewide $16.75 $7.00 $23.75 Commercial Statewide $22.00 $40.00 $62.00 Trailer/Motorcycle Statewide $7.50 $7.00 $14.50 Safety Emissions (TSI/OBD) El Paso $8.25 $18.50 $26.75 Safety Emissions (TSI/OBD) Travis, Williamson $10.25 $18.50 $28.75 Emission (ASM) for vehicles 1995 and older Brazoria, Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris, Montgomery, Collin, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Johnson, Kaufman, Parker, Rockwall and Tarrant $8.25 $31.50 $39.75 Emission (OBD) for vehicles 1996 and newer Brazoria, Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris, Montgomery, Collin, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Johnson, Kaufman, Parker, Rockwall and Tarrant $14.25 $25.50 $39.75 Emission-Test Only El Paso $2.75 $11.50 $14.25 Emission-Test Only Travis, Williamson $2.75 $13.50 $16.25 Emission-Test Only Brazoria, Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris, Montgomery, Collin, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Johnson, $2.75 $24.50 $27.25
Lights and reflectors – High/low beams, tail lights, turn signals, 4-way hazard flashers, marker lights, license plate light and reflectors should be cleaned as needed Brakes – Both foot and emergency brakes should be capable of effectively stopping or restraining the vehicle. Brake pedal should be firm after 1-2 inch free-play on a single down stroke. No noises, vibration or steering changes should result from applying the brakes while moving. Horn – an adequate and reliable warning signal. Windshield, washer, wipers and defroster – Surfaces must be clean and unobstructed, inside and outside. Washer reservoirs are to be filled as needed. Mirrors – All rear vision mirrors must be clean, properly adjusted and unobstructed. Outside mirrors must be mounted on both sides. Tires – Must be of adequate load capacity when vehicle is fully loaded. Tires shall be inflated to recommended pressures and compatible with each set (i.e., all radials or all bias ply; no mixed sets.) Tire wear surfaces and sidewalls shall be inspected daily for debris, damage, and wear. Tires shall be replaced prior to revealing the “wear bars” between the treads at the contact surface. Speedometer – be operational and accurately record speed. Seat Belts – If the vehicle has seat belts, they must be in good operating condition and used by all passengers and drivers. Wheelchair passenger restraints and securement systems shall be fully operational. Doors – Capable of being opened, shut, and locked as required. Fluids – All levels must be checked each time the vehicle is fueled and maintained at the manufacturers recommended operating levels. This includes engine coolant, oil, brake fluid, power steering fluid, transmission fluid and washer solvent. Wheelchair lifts – Check operating and structural condition by operating through two (2) complete cycles.. Emergency Equipment – Should be present and operational: Must meet each agency’s policies Flares Fire Extinguishers First Aid Kits Flashlight W/Batteries Blood Borne Pathogens Clean-Up Kit Reflective Triangle Reflective Vest for Driver Clean-Up Kit for Cleaning & Sanitizing the Vehicle Drivers should prepare a report in writing at the completion of each day's work on each vehicle operated and the report shall cover at least the following parts and accessories: Service brakes including trailer brake connections Parking (hand)
VEHICLE MODIFICATION PROGRAM VENDORS: Vehicle Modifiers All vendors are pre-authorized to perform structural and non-structural vehicle modifications Company Name Address Phone Fax Contact New England Wheels, Inc. 33 Manning Rd Billerica, MA 01821 Paul Larose, President Email: Ride-Away, Inc. POB 1150, 54 Wentworth Ave., Londonderry, NH 03053 (603) (603) Ron Hoy, General Manager Email: Roger Lajeunesse, Sales Consultant Email: Ride-Away, Inc. 57 George Leven Drive, N. Attleboro, MA (508) (508) Charles Robillard, General Manager Email: Ride-Away, Inc. 104 Pitkin Street East Hartford, CT (888) (860) Norman Pataky, General Manager Email:
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Mission: Organize and manage the deployment of supplementary vehicle resources. Position Reports to: Staging Manager Command Location: Position Contact Information: Phone: ( ) - Radio Channel: Hospital Command Center (HCC): Phone: ( ) - Fax: ( ) - Position Assigned to: Date: / / Start: ____:____ hrs. Signature: Initials: End: ____:____ hrs. Position Assigned to: Date: / / ____:____ hrs. Signature: Initials: End: ____:____ hrs. Position Assigned to: Date: / / Start: ____:____ hrs. Signature: Initials: End: ____:____ hrs. Immediate Response (0 – 2 Time Initial Receive appointment Obtain briefing from the Staging Manager on: Size and complexity of the incident Expectations of the Incident Commander Incident objectives Involvement of outside agencies, stakeholders, and organizations The situation, incident activities, and any special concerns Assume the role of Vehicle Staging Team Leader Review this Job Action Put on position identification (e.g., position vest) Notify your usual supervisor of your assignment Assess the operational situation Obtain information and status from Staging Areas and Operations Sections Provide information to the Staging Manager on the operational situation Determine area objectives, tactics, and assignments Document area objectives, tactics, and assignments on the HICS 204: Assignment List Based on the incident objectives for the response period consider the issues and priorities: Appoint Vehicle Staging Team personnel in collaboration with the Staging Manager Determine strategies and how the tactics will be accomplished Determine needed resources Make assignments; distribute corresponding Job Action Sheets and position identification Brief area personnel on the situation, strategies, and tactics, and designate time for next briefing Activities Identify vehicle holding within the Staging Areas, as appropriate Maintain an organized area and inventory control
SECTION 4 CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT The Conditions of Contract that will govern the contractual relationship between WESTCOL and the successful bidder consist of the following documents: 1.1 Section 4.1 General Conditions of Contract; 1.2 Section 4.2 - Special Conditions of Contract for the Supply of 1.3 Section 4.3 – Contract Form; and 1.3 Section 5 – Specification. The terms of the Conditions of Contract are firm. No additions, deletions or variations thereto shall be entertained. GENERAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT 1. Definitions The following terms shall be interpreted as indicated: 1.1. “Closing time” means the date and hour specified in the bidding documents for the receipt of bids. 1.2. “Contract” the written agreement entered into between the purchaser and the supplier, as recorded in the contract from signed by the parties, including all attachments and appendices thereto and all documents incorporated by reference therein. 1.3. “Contract means the price payable to the supplier under the contract for the full and proper performance of this contractual obligation. 1.4. “Corrupt practice” means the offering, giving, receiving, or soliciting of anything of value to influence the action of a public official in the procurement process or in contract execution. 1.5. “Countervailing duties” are imposed in cases where an enterprise abroad is subsidized by its government and encouraged to market its products internationally. 1.6. “Country of origin” means the place where goods were mined, grown or produced or from which the services are supplied. Goods are produced when, through manufacturing, processing or substantial and major assembly of components, a commercially recognized new product results that is substantially different in basis characteristics or in purpose or utility from its components. 1.7. “Day” calendar day.
Port B is an 8-bit bidirectional I/O port with internal pull up resistors. They can therefore be used as both inputs and outputs. For this reason they are used to program the ATMEGA328P-PU pins PB3, PB4 and PB5 as MOSI, MISO and SCK respectively. Port C6/RESET is used as an I/O pin. In our case PC6 was used as a reset input. A low level on this pin for longer than the minimum pulse length will generate a reset even if the clock is not running. We need to use an external 10KΩ pull-up resistor to the reset pin. Port D is an 8-bit bidirectional I/O port with internal pull up resistors, this is the reason pins PD0 and PD1 were used as transmission and reception pins. The port D output buffers have symmetrical drive characteristics with both high sink and source capability, this is the reason why port PD5 was used to power the SIM908 module. As inputs, Port D pins that are externally pulled low will source current if the pull-up resistors are activated. The port D pins are tri-stated when a reset condition becomes active, even if the clock is not running. All ground connections are shorted and connected to GND. To be able to program the microcontroller, a six pin AVR_SPI connector was integrated in the design circuit of the tracker and was connected as shown on the diagram. ATMEGA328P-PU circuit connection diagram AVR SPI 6 pin connection diagram Selection NETLIGHT Circuit This is a net status indicator. It can a transistor to control a LED which will blink slowly or quickly according to different states. The module cannot drive the LED directly on its own hence the need of the transistor.
COUNTY OF EL PASO Vehicle Traffic Accident Report Form Page 1 of 3 PART I (TO BE FILLED OUT BY THE INVOLVED EMPLOYEE) ALL TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS SHALL BE REPORTED WITHIN 48 HOURS TO HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT –RISK MANAGEMENT DIVISION Employee Name: D.O.B. DL#: Date of Hire Employee Home Address: Job Department: Time Shift Began: Week Day: Date of Accident Time of Accident: Location of Accident: Make: Model: VIN# (last 4): Vehicle Information: Year: Make: Model: VIN# (last 4): Describe details of the accident. Include direction of travel, speed, time, weather conditions and any other factors contributing to the accident. (Please use Page 3 if more space is required) Medical Information: Did you receive any medical treatment? Yes No If medical attention was required, give the treatment received and the doctor’s name and instructions: In your opinion, what contributed to the Incident? Unsafe Procedure Defective Equipment Excessive Speed Unsafe Practice Improper Equipment Failed to right of way Unauthorized Use Driver Inattention Other vehicle failed to observe traffic devices Horseplay Lack of Knowledge/Skill Other: *(complete below) Vehicle Maintenance Road Defects * Explain “Other” selection How would you prevent a recurrence of the same or similar accident? (Use Page 3 if more space is required) Employee’s Printed Name Title Employee’s Signature Date
Vehicle Banksman / Marshalling Who Should Attend? Those who will have responsibility for manoeuvring vehicles on, off and within busy site or premises. We can tailor this course to your company’s specific requirements. Course Aims: To prepare delegates to recognise the importance of accepting and dispersing vehicles in a safe and efficient manner. Recognise the significant risks and be able to give clear and precise signals to vehicles. Content: Accident Statistics Legislation Vehicle/Pedestrian Management Practical Exercise Assessment Training Methods: Classroom based tutorials and discussions Hands on practical exercises. Methods of Assessment: Verbal/Written theory assessment Practical assessment Qualification/Certification: PMS Card/ Certificate Or NPORS Card/Certificate Duration: 1 Day or ½ Day Location: On your premises Our training centre at Belvedere Cost: Please contact us for cost. Maximum amount of delegates: 12 on 1 Day 6 on ½ Day Additional Information: Delegates will need to provide 2 passport photographs at the start of the course. For training held at your own location please ensure you make available a suitable room, which can comfortably accommodate with seating the number of delegates attending. We will also require a 240v power supply.
Components assembled Complete final task is with some components assembled. Complete final tasks with most components assembled and fit for purpose after some help has been provided. Complete final tasks with all components assembled and fit for purpose. A03 Task Evaluation Indicate how they have performed in each task. Indicate how they have performed in each practical task and suggest how they might improve. Indicate how they have performed in each practical task and show evidence of a basic evaluation. Final Evaluation Indicate how they have performed in this unit. Indicate how they have performed in this unit and suggest how they might improve. Indicate how they have performed in this unit and produce a statement about the learning process in this unit.
Unit: Vehicle Braking Systems Components and Maintenance L1 CV4 Ofqual Unit Reference Number: F/600/3302 Unit Review Date: 31/12/2016 LEARNING OUTCOMES ASSESSMENT CRITERIA EVIDENCE LOCATION The learner will: The learner can: Be able to work safely on vehicle braking systems Use appropriate Personal Protective Equipment when working on vehicle braking systems Use appropriate and safe working practices when working on vehicle braking systems Know non-ABS vehicle braking system components Identify the main mechanical components used in vehicle braking systems Identify the main hydraulic components in non-ABS vehicle braking systems Know how basic vehicle braking systems operate State the operating principles of mechanical vehicle braking systems and components State the operating principles of non-ABS hydraulic braking systems and components Be able to carry out routine maintenance on vehicle braking systems Select the correct technical data for routine maintenance of vehicle braking systems Demonstrate the correct procedures when removing and replacing pads and brake shoes Demonstrate the correct procedures when adjusting handbrake mechanisms Demonstrate the correct procedures for bleeding brakes during routine maintenance on vehicle braking systems Evidence Requirements
Product Features: • Compliant with iPad, iPhone, iPod, tablets, smartphones, and all USB devices • Dual USB with dual 2A output • Compatible with uCar2 turns the cigarette to a universal USB charging point • Industrial-leading octuple protections, incl. OVP , Input OCP, output OCP, UVP, OLP, OTP, SCP, RPP • Advanced IC Chip technology to prevent back-flow current from electrical overload • LED indicator for operation • Elegant design with piano coating General Description A vehicle adapter (VPA) with two USB-A receptacles are able to use with any mobile electronic devices. The dual USB-A port micro VPA is to be compatible with various mobile and electronic devices Electrical Requirement Descriptions Conditions Specification Voltage N/A 12-24VDC Input current No load 30mA maximum Output Voltage Output A&B Input voltage, no load Output A/B Input voltage, load 2A 4.75-5.25VDC 4.75-5.25VDC Output Current 2A*2 Ripple With VIN applied to the input, And load 1.6A*2 CC mode. Add a 0.1uF ceramic capacitor and 10uF capacitor at output connector terminals for ripple test. Frequency bandwidth is 20MHz. 200mV maximum Output over-voltage protection 9VDC maximum Output over-current protection 2A min Discharge current 50mA Max Short protection • The output shall be protected against a short circuit over the operating range • A continuous short circuit condition shall not produce excessive heat, smoke or fire • Upon short circuit condition removed, the USB charger shall still meet the specifications in this document ESD EN61000-4-2 Pass per location at ± 2kV, ±4kV contact, and±2kV, ±4kV, ±8kV discharge.
Other Considerations Vehicle crossings will not be approved where it is considered that they encroach onto or affect a junction area and create an unacceptable risk of conflict between highway users. Vehicle crossings within 10 metres of a junction are therefore unlikely to be approved. Should it be the intention to provide a gravelled driveway or parking area on your property, you must ensure a mechanism is put in place to retain the gravel so it doesn’t spread onto the highway. Relocation of Street Furniture (e.g. Street lighting/ signs/bus stops) to provide for a crossing will require careful consideration by the highway authority. Where these works are approved they would be at your expense. It should be that a standard vehicle crossing installation would not necessarily accommodate all vehicle types. This could be due to a high degree of road camber or a steep driveway, which may cause grounding issues for either or both the front and rear overhangs of a vehicle. This may be particularly evident for longer, modified or sports models of vehicle. Further modifications to the highway to accommodate such vehicles would be at your expense. However it may not always be practical to undertake these further modifications, having regard to the safety of all highway users. The advisory carriageway road marking, as denoted in the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2007 (diagram 1026.1), and commonly known as an ‘H’ or ‘I’ bar, will not be permitted for use in front of domestic vehicle crossings. A vehicle crossing is installed to allow access from the highway to private property. It is not permitted to park on the vehicle crossing. Doing so may be considered an obstruction of the highway under Section 137 of the Highways Act 1980, and is enforceable under the civil parking enforcement by way of a penalty charge notice. Advice on paving front gardens and new laws on requirements for planning permission can be found via the following links:
Application and inspection process Prior to any vehicle crossing works commencing, the applicant (i.e. the owner or the owner’s agent) must lodge with Council’s Infrastructure Development Department a formal application for a Minor Works Within the Municipal Road Reserves Permit. The application must include: the completed permit application form clearly identifying the contractor chosen to do the works along with a copy of their public liability insurance details ($10,000,000); a site plan, showing the extent of the proposed works; and payment of the associated non-refundable fee. Upon receipt of the permit application a Council officer will commence the approval and inspection process. The following are the tasks to be undertaken during the approval and inspection process: The delegated Council officer will make a decision on whether or not an on-site assessment of the application is required. The applicant may request whether they would like to attend the on-site assessment. If further information is required to adequately assess the application the Council officer is to contact the applicant to obtain this information. A site visit may be required. The applicant will be advised of the decision via letter. If approval is granted, the applicant will be provided with a copy of the permit and the vehicle crossing construction standard of the relevant road authority (Council or VicRoads). The applicant/designated contractor must contact Council for an inspection (24 hours’ notice is required) to ensure the construction standard of the crossing complies with the relevant standards and this policy and advise of any required adjustments. The inspection needs to be arranged once the vehicle crossing has been formed and the sub-grade compacted. Placement of the final surface must not proceed until consent has been granted by the Responsible Authority. Council must be notified at the completion of works in order to conduct a final inspection. Upon satisfactory completion of the vehicle crossing, the Council officer must update the property data (within Pathway or subsequent data recording system) with the relevant approval remarks for record keeping purposes. Please note the normal application processing time is 10-15 working days. Applications for vehicle crossings outside the requirements of this Policy may require more time. Once approval has been granted, the permit is valid for six weeks. General provision Council aims to minimise the number of crossings to a property subject to the Policy objectives. Each property will be limited to one crossing and any exemptions will be in
APPLICATION FORM Permission to Construct New Vehicular Crossing SECTION 1: Property & applicant details Please note: If the property requiring a new vehicular crossing is located in the District of Scarborough, you will need to consult with the local Planning Authority before proceeding with this application. 1.1 Do you have planning permission for this vehicular crossing? Yes* No * Please provide/enclose the following: Continue to section 1.2 Planning authority: Planning reference: Copy of planning permission enclosed with your application. Proceed to section 1.3 1.2 Which type of road is the property located on where the vehicular access is required? Unclassified Road Your application may require planning permission, please contact your planning authority before continuing with this application. Once you have contacted your local planning authority, proceed to section 1.3 Classified Road Your application requires planning permission, please contact your local planning authority and secure planning permission for your proposals before continuing with this application. Once you have acquired planning permission from your local planning authority, complete section 1.1 1.3 Full name of applicant: 1.4 Property the crossing is required: Are you the owner of the property? Yes No * Are you the occupant / tenant of the property? Yes * No Please note that written permission for the construction of a new vehicular crossing is required from the owner of the property. Please ensure that this is enclosed with your application. 1.5 Address of the property where the vehicular access is required: House name/number: Address line 1: Address line 2: Address line 3: Village/Town: Postcode: 1.6 Property owner details (if different from applicant above): House name/number: Address line 1: Address line 2: Address line 3: Village/Town: Postcode: If you have planning permission for the proposed crossing, proceed to section 5. If you do not require planning permission for the proposed crossing, continue to section 2. SECTION 2: Type of vehicular crossing required Select one: 2.1 Type of dropped crossing required: Extension to an existing vehicular crossing Residential (new) Agricultural (new) Industrial and employment (new)
AREA 1 - RICHMOND Gatherley Road Industrial Estate BROMPTON ON SWALE DL10 7JQ E: AREA 2 - THIRSK Thirsk Industrial Estate York Road THIRSK YO7 3BX E: AREA 3 - WHITBY Cholmley Way WHITBY YO22 4NQ E: AREA 4 - KIRBY MISPERTON Beansheaf Industrial Park Road KIRBY MISPERTON YO17 6BG E: AREA 5 - SKIPTON Snaygill Estate (off Keighley Road) SKIPTON BD23 2QR E: AREA 6 - BOROUGHBRIDGE Stump Cross BOROUGHBRIDGE YO51 9HU E: AREA 7 - SELBY Canal Road SELBY YO8 8AG E: For any general enquiries, please contact our Customer Resolution Centre: Tel: 01609 780 780 customer.services@northyorks.gov.uk
Special Requirements Intending bidder must have a telephone where requisition of vehicles can be conveyed at any time during the 24 hrs. Telephone number must be specified in the bid. Payment of any Govt. tax or duty for plying the vehicles for O/o CCA, Odisha Circle, Bhubaneswar will be the liability of the contractor. Parking and Toll charges, if any, may be claimed by producing the parking/Toll slips. SECTION - V FINANCIAL BID PERFORMA – A Monthly Sl. No. Type of Vehicles Name of Vehicle Type Monthly Fixed Rent for 1500 Km. Rate per Km. beyond 1500 Km. Halt Charges in out station Extra Hour Charges per Hour beyond 12 Hrs. duty in day i.e. 8.30 am to 8.30 pm. (1) Indigo (A/C)/Swif Dzire or equivalent NB: (a).Two vehicles will be on monthly basis. (b) should be inclusive of all taxes © No payment on extra hours shall be paid when night halt charges are applicable. (d)Extra Mileage will be over and above 1500 kms. (e) The detailed evaluation procedure to arrive at L-1 bidder will be as mentioned in clause 8 under Section - I of tender document. . Date: Signature of the Bidder Place:
VEHICLE REGISTER _________________________________________________ ____/____/____ Operator Business Name Date Required for Mass Management Module only. Vehicle Type (PM/T/D) Vehicle Registration Vehicle Make/Year Vehicle Owner Vin / Chassis No. Tare Mass Rating GCM Rating AMMS Permit # AMMS Permit Expiry Date Date Added to List Date Removed from List
Vehicle signage stickers Important – the vehicle numbers supplied are made to go on and off cars without damaging paintwork. As such they are deliberately made with removable adhesive. When applying your vehicle numbers please ensure that your car is clean and dry. Press the stickers down firmly, and rub to the edges and the corners. Avoid lifting and re-applying. The vehicle signage in use is a modified FIA style. Please refer to the sample vehicle diagram below: Larger Vehicle Numbers - top front corner of the door. Door Plates (name of the rally) – top of door behind the car number. Smaller numbers – Top passenger side corner of the windscreen , and also on the matching place on the rear windscreen. Scrutineering sticker – this will be signed at Document verification upon receipt of a completed scrutineers report. Place it on the front Windscreen underneath the number. State/Multiclub section labels (if used) – front windscreen under vehicle number. Please state other areas being used in your event, otherwise delete this line.
IMPACT AND CUTTING INJURIES Can anyone be crushed/cut/struck etc. due to: Vehicle may fall onto a person working underneath the vehicle In the event that: the jack is not positioned correctly an axle stand is not used after lifting the vehicle up the jack is placed on an uneven surface. Ensure that operator is trained in the safe operation of a vehicle jack. Ensure the vehicle jack and associated equipment (e.g. axle stands) are serviced appropriately. Ensure jacks only used where the surface conditions are firm, stable and level. Ensure handbrake/footbrake is operation. Ensure axle stands are used once the vehicle has been lifted up. Ensure safe working loads are not exceeded. Material falling off the plant? Y N Severe Unlikely High Uncontrolled/unexpected movement of plant/load? Y N Severe Unlikely High Lack of capacity to slow, stop or immobilise plant? Y N The plant tipping or rolling over? Y N Parts of the plant disintegrating or collapsing? Y N Major Rare Medium Contact with moving parts during testing, inspection, operation, maintenance, cleaning or repair? Y N Being thrown off or under the plant? Y N Contact with sharp or flying objects? (e.g. work pieces being ejected) Y N The mobility of the plant? Y N Inappropriate parts and accessories being used? Y N Other Y N Hazards Inspected Risk Assessment Description of Risk Control Measures Cons Like Risk
Criteria Complete ONE form for Section #1 – Van, Light Duty Bus, or Medium Duty Bus 1. Light Duty Bus is intended to: (choose ONE) a. Replace existing high 20 at or over 150,000 miles - 3 mileage vehicle: at over 75,000 miles - 2 at or over 50,000 miles - 1 under 50,000 miles - 0 no mileage listed - 0 b. Replace aged vehicle: 10 over 5 years - 3 at or over 3 years - 2 under 3 years - 1 no age mentioned - 0 c. new services: 20 only transit provider in new service area - less than 3 other transit providers in service area - 3 2 at or over 3 other transit providers in service area - 1____ d. Expand existing services for 10 3 or more organizations 2 organizations 1 organization 3 2 1
Quotation for Hiring of Vehicles for the SAARC LITERARY FESTIVAL on SOUTH ASIAN NOVEL – 2013, BHUTAN. Sl. No. Hiring of Vehicles Coaster Bus Rate. Nu. Per KM/Day Hiace Bus Rate. Nu. Per KM/Day Prado/Santafe/ Tuscon Rate. Nu. Per KM/Day Remarks 1. Pick up/Drop – Paro Airport. Local duties in Thimphu *Rates quoted should be inclusive of all Taxes and Service Charges.
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