Traduction de «Agents de sécurité-incendie de la Cité parlementaire » (Français → Anglais) :

Precinct Fire Wardens

qualified fire warden

fire, emergency and security operations officer

fire and security systems engineer | fire protection service engineer | fire protection technician | fire risk assessor

Such tasks may include, but are not limited to, sweepings by specialist dogs, electronic sweepings, fire safety services, handling of hazardous materials and items, removal of abandoned or dangerous vehicles and provision of assistance by external security personnel for specific events.

Annual planning for over 700 DG SAFE staff members; encouraging the pooling of efforts with operational services, including the Need-to-Know (NTK) cell, so as to cover all Parliament’s security and safety needs in line with its activity, as well as ensuring work-life balance for staff; developing IT planning tools tailored to Parliament’s needs in terms of capacity, flexibility and transparency.

18. Points out that 2011 was the second full year in which the new Statute for Members and the Statute for Assistants has been in force (both effective as of 14 July 2009); notes that the Implementing Measures for the Statute for Assistants have been amended four times in those two years for the application of Title VII of the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants of the European Union (CEOS) and the Implementing Measures on the basis of proposals from the Temporary Evaluation Group and the Secretary-General; recalls that the implementation of Title VII of the CEOS created a single scheme governing the status of accredited ...[+++]parliamentary assistants (APAs) working in Parliament's three working places, which replaced twenty-seven different national systems of contractual relationships, taxation and social security and that currently there is no evidence that would suggest a need to adapt the rules applying to parliamentary assistants contained in Title VII of the CEOS; suggests a full evaluation of the Statute of Assistants including possible adaptations of the rules before the next European elections;

18. Points out that 2011 was the second full year in which the new Statute for Members and the Statute for Assistants has been in force (both effective as of 14 July 2009); notes that the Implementing Measures for the Statute for Assistants have been amended four times in those two years for the application of Title VII of the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants of the European Communities (CEOS) and the Implementing Measures on the basis of proposals from the Temporary Evaluation Group and the Secretary-General; recalls that the implementation of Title VII of the CEOS created a single scheme governing the status of accredited ...[+++]parliamentary assistants (APAs) working in Parliament's three working places, which replaced twenty-seven different national systems of contractual relationships, taxation and social security and that currently there is no evidence that would suggest a need to adapt the rules applying to parliamentary assistants contained in Title VII of the CEOS; suggest a full evaluation of the Statute of Assistants including possible adaptations of the rules before the next European elections;