e. Where appropriate, dedicated radio or pager channels are assigned to specific functions such as emergency communications or security 2.d.(3) Methods for control a. Policies define how to notify to contact operators and operators or supervisors to contact supervisors the control area b. Emergency and normal notification methods are distinctive a. Acronyms and abbreviations are 2.d.(4) Use of abbreviations developed and promulgated for oral and acronyms and written communications b. Only approved abbreviations and acronyms are allowed to be used a. Policies require clear and concise 2.d.(5) Use of oral oral communications instructions and b. Policies define when repeat-backs communications, including are appropriate and how they are use of repeat-backs and implemented sender/receiver identifications c. Policies define protocols for transmitting information and identifying senders and receivers
e. Where appropriate, dedicated radio or pager channels are assigned to specific functions such as emergency communications or security 2.d.(3) Methods for control to contact operators and supervisors a. Policies define how to notify operators or supervisors to contact the control area b. Emergency and normal notification methods are distinctive 2.d.(4) Use of abbreviations and acronyms a. Acronyms and abbreviations are developed and promulgated for oral and written communications b. Only approved abbreviations and acronyms are allowed to be used 2.d.(5) Use of oral instructions and communications, including use of repeat-backs and sender/receiver identifications a. Policies require clear and concise oral communications b. Policies define when repeat-backs are appropriate and how they are implemented c. Policies define protocols for transmitting information and identifying senders and receivers
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