Sentences with phrase «unannounced inspections»

Quality assurance personnel also visit each restaurant twice a quarter for unannounced inspections.

Some facilities require multiple unannounced inspections throughout the year.

He said the current contract has clearer performance expectations and contains «multiple layers of checks - and - balances, including unannounced inspections,» to make sure any issues are addressed.

This includes evidence from 28 schools that received unannounced inspections and where behaviour had previously been judged to require improvement.

[i] Licensing is tasked with duties such as, evaluating whether a family child care home meets the state health and safety standards required to be licensed, conducting unannounced inspections of child care facilities, and ensuring child care providers meet the training qualifications to care for children.

Ofsted chief Sir Michael Wilshaw told the BBC's Newsnight programme that he called for unannounced inspections in school two years ago, but that Education Secretary Michael Gove refused to commit to the move.

«As part of DEC's rigorous oversight, Environmental Conservation police officers and staff are conducting unannounced inspections of all operations at the facility including spot - checks of vehicles entering the landfill to ensure full compliance will all state rules and regulations.»

Nick Hardwick calls for limit on administrative detention after unannounced inspection uncovers failures at Yarl's Wood women's centre

A statement from the Directorate General for Competition read: «The European Commission can confirm that on 1 March 2011 Commission officials initiated unannounced inspections at the premises of companies that are active in the e-book (electronic or digital books) publishing sector in several Member States.

The CDC's Vessel Sanitation Program conducts regular unannounced inspections of cruise ships.

A spokeswoman for the Department for Education welcomed the proposal for unannounced inspections on behaviour.

Sacks says the USDA protects animals by making unannounced inspections of breeding facilities and by regulating food, care and housing for the animals.

Mr Burnham rejected the Health Secretary's remarks as «wrong», adding, «I ordered unannounced inspections into Tameside».

Under current rules, only schools already rated inadequate for behaviour routinely face unannounced inspections, although the chief inspector has the power to order no - notice inspections if there is justification for doing so.

They want authorities to stop unannounced inspections and instead give them a notice period because it will enable the inspections to act as an incentive to improve their working practices rather than something to be feared.

Following a routine unannounced inspection in January 2012, the Trust achived NHS Direct User Satisfaction Monitoring for 0845 (core) service — June 2012 (IFF Research).

Such unannounced inspections treated staff like «naughty children», says Brian Lightman, head of the Association of School and College Leaders.

Policymakers are now targeting Planned Parenthood Arizona and other abortion providers in the state with a bill (HB2284) that would allow unannounced inspections of health centers by the Department of Health Services.

They are also subject to unannounced inspections by Ontario SPCA officers.

The Commission confirmed in a statement that it «carried out unannounced inspections in several Member States at the premises of companies active in the distribution of media rights and related rights pertaining to various sports events and / or their broadcasting» on Tuesday.

Sri Lanka to ratify the Optional Protocol to the Convention Against Torture and establish an effective torture prevention programme including extensive training within the military, police and intelligence services and measures to enable independent national and international monitors to make regular unannounced inspections of any place of detention including unofficial detention facilities.

Ofsted chief Sir Michael Wilshaw said the findings had proved the case for unannounced inspections.

«Unannounced inspections are a preliminary step into suspected anticompetitive practices.

Friday's unannounced inspection was, at least in part, intended to help the agency ascertain the firm's ability to reimburse affected customers approximately $ 421 million (at press time) with company funds, as it had promised to do in an online statement.

Unannounced inspections have become a fearsome weapon for regulators in Europe, so you need to know what to do in case your company ends up being a target.

The move came after an unannounced inspection in early January turned up a devastating litany of infractions: a laboratory area littered with flies, a leaking refrigerator for drug samples, and evidence that laboratory technicians were altering data to improve test results.

HB 479: Filed by state Rep. Patricia Williams, D - Lauderdale Lakes, this bill requires an unannounced inspection by AHCA every four months.

SB 284: Filed by state Sen. Lauren Book, D - Plantation, this bill requires nursing homes and assisted living facilities to have generators that can power air conditioning in the event of a loss of power, and requires the Agency for Health Care Administration to conduct an unannounced inspection at least every 15 months to check and make sure the generator is in working order.

Farmers and graziers are also audited every year, in addition to unannounced inspections, to confirm compliance with the Australian Certified Organic Standard.

ACO inspectors will be looking for evidence that all stages of the organic chain are certified at annual and unannounced inspections.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) carried out unannounced inspections of 100 hospitals across England and found only 45 to meet basic standards on providing adequate care in terms of nutrition and dignity to elderly patients.

Sir Michael Wilshaw did suggest that it was his idea to have unannounced inspections but he did not lay the blame entirely at Michael Gove's door.

While the inquest was taking place, the inspector of prisons was conducting an unannounced inspection.

Prison inspectors, who conducted an unannounced inspection in June and published it this morning, were critical of whether it was always necessary.

An independent inspectorate, with power to conduct proactive and unannounced inspections, should monitor the quality of housing and the treatment of tenants.

The university and its labs must fully and promptly cooperate with Cal / OSHA's unannounced inspections and pay Cal / OSHA's expenses if more than a specified number of inspections are required.

Labs are subject to unannounced inspections by the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal / OSHA), and UC must reimburse the agency up to $ 50,000 for its costs if an excessive number of inspections are needed.

Although the exact timing is unknown, at some point FDA received an anonymous complaint and conducted an unannounced inspection of the NIH facility located on the Bethesda, Maryland, campus between 19 May and 29 May.

There are unannounced inspections, but oversight depends largely on the requirement that adverse events be promptly reported so that underlying problems can be quickly corrected.

It is also good practice to annually self - audit compliance to be in the best possible position should an unannounced inspection take place.

He accepted that where there is an «urgent cause for concern», unannounced inspections could be appropriate, but it should not become the standard procedure.

These will test the feasibility of unannounced inspections, proposed after the Trojan Horse inquiries in Birmingham schools.

Schools in England will face more frequent, shorter inspections, but unannounced inspections will not become standard, says Ofsted.

To maintain public confidence in the integrity of the inspection process, Ofsted says it carried out an unannounced inspection of Great Yarmouth Primary Academy this week.

In 2013, on 1,240 occasions, or in 0.13 percent of the unannounced inspections, a CDL holder was placed immediately out - of - service and cited for violating federal regulations governing controlled substances.

In 2013, on 2,095 occasions, or in 0.23 percent of the unannounced inspections, a CDL holder was immediately placed out - of - service and cited for violating federal regulations governing alcohol consumption.