Ohio Administrative Code Search
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Rule 3349-11-49 | Purchase and management of capital assets.
...iversity activities (5) Impairment and insurance recoveries (a) Impairment is when a capital asset stops working or changes its intended use. (i) The following are tests for identifying impairment: (a) Physical damage test (b) The enactment of new regulations and standards that the asset cannot meet (c) Technological advancement that makes the asset obsolete (d) A change in manner or duration of the asset's u... |
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Rule 3349-11-50 | Purchasing and selling university property.
...ts, volume incentives and liability and insurance protection. (d) All procurement transactions must provide full and open competition. (e) Any procurement transaction or negotiation of a personal nature is prohibited. (i) Purchases of questionable or concerning nature may be referred by the office of operations and finance to general counsel and/or subject to internal audit. (ii) Confli... |
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Rule 3352-3-03 | Graduate admission.
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Rule 3352-5-03 | Leaves of Absence.
...niversity the premium for term life insurance and long-term disability coverage. (6) Disability leave is granted by the appointing authority contingent upon a written statement from the employee's attending physician or the university's physician who has determined that the employee is disabled and prevented from performing his/her usual duties. The employee's accumulated sick leave shall be ... |
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Rule 3352-5-07 | Conditions of employment for unclassified staff.
...gible university benefits; for example, insurance, retirement, worker's compensation, consistent with applicable law, rules, and regulations. (5) Application procedures. (a) A staff member shall discuss a proposal for a professional development leave with his/her appropriate supervisors to assure that the formal application will be of significant benefit to the university. Application for a ... |
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Rule 3352-7-03 | Environmental health and safety.
... prevention and risk management and insurance to develop fire and life safety programs to protect the students, employees, visitors, and contractors of Wright state university. EHS's main role is to ensure programs meet or exceed the fire and/or life safety aspects of 20 CFR 1910 subpart E, subpart K, an subpart L. (5) Laser safety. EHS shall develop, maintain, ad implement a laser safety program... |
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Rule 3352-7-07 | Travel.
... is insured under a policy of liability insurance complying with section 4509.51 of the Revised Code, which requires the following coverage: twelve thousand five hundred dollars for bodily injury or death of one person in any one accident; twenty-five thousand for bodily injury or death of two or more persons in any one accident; and seven thousand five hundred dollars for property damage in any one accident. When an... |
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Rule 3352-7-08 | Nonoccupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens.
...r costs over and above the personal insurance coverage of the exposed individual that are the responsibility of Wright state university. (3) University units working in a volunteer or didactic manner with an off-site facility (includes the Boonshoft school of medicine and the college of nursing and health) (a) For those off-site facilities capable of providing immediate health care services ... |
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Rule 3354:1-10-01 | Board of trustees: appointments, resignations, powers and duties and general matters.
...board may purchase such policies of insurance as permitted by the Revised Code or as otherwise not prohibited by law. (14) The board may exercise all other powers and duties authorized from time to time by the laws of the state of Ohio. (D) General matters. (1) The board shall adopt a seal, and shall keep records of all its proceedings, which records shall be open for public inspection to t... |
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Rule 3354:1-20-03 | Operations policy.
...osts relating to security, maintenance, insurance, custodial, and audio-visual support. A security deposit shall be required prior to the use of college facilities. (B) On-site vendor employees. Vendors and their employees are required to adhere to the same levels of conduct and courtesy as are college employees, and are subject to applicable college policies and procedures. (C) Use of college ... |
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Rule 3354:1-20-06.1 | Procurement procedure.
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Rule 3354:1-20-07 | Investment policy.
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Rule 3354:1-41-02.6 | Procedure for Family and Medical Leave of Absence and Other Leaves of Absence for Non-Bargaining Employees.
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Rule 3354:2-3-02 | Meetings of the Board of Trustees.
... district; (viii) Purchase fidelity insurance in such amounts and covering such trustees, officers, and employees of the district; (ix) Purchase insurance insuring the district against any liability to which it may be subject on account of damage or injury to persons or property including liability for wrongful death. (b) Resolutions shall be submitted to the board in writing and will requ... |
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Rule 3354:2-11-04 | Data Security and Privacy Assurance.
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Rule 3354:2-20-50 | Insurance Benefits.
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Rule 3354:2-20-53 | Sick Leave, Personal Leave, and Administrative Leave.
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Rule 3354:2-20-54 | Parental Leave.
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Rule 3354:2-20-55 | Unpaid Leave From Work.
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Rule 3354:2-20-80 | Post Retirement Employment Program.
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Rule 3354:2-31-02 | Investment Policy - Non Endowment Funds.
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Rule 3354:2-31-03 | Investment and Spending Policy - Endowment Funds.
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Rule 3356-1-01 | Bylaws.
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Rule 3356-3-01 | Purchasing.
...terials, other tangible assets, and insurance, but excluding real property or an interest in real property. (2) "Services" are defined as any deliverable resulting from labor performed specifically for the university, whether from the application of physical or intellectual skills. Services include repair work, consulting, maintenance, data processing, and software design. Services do not in... |
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Rule 3356-3-06 | Institutional insurance programs.
...versity maintains property and casualty insurance to manage risk associated with property losses and/or legal liability that may result from damage to property or injury to others. To provide optimal coverage and pricing, the university may participate in consortial insurance programs. All existing programs will be reviewed annually. (B) Parameters. (1) Youngstown state university is a member of th... |