Common use of ACCIDENT REVIEW BOARD Clause in Contracts

ACCIDENT REVIEW BOARD. All accidents involving board vehicles, machinery or equipment shall be reported immediately and shall be reviewed by an accident review board. A reportable accident is any accident involving a Board vehicle, equipment or machinery which results in property damage and/or personal injury regardless of who is injured or what property is damaged, to what extent or where it occurs, regardless of who is responsible. The accident review board shall be composed of six (6) members as follows: three (3) management representatives selected annually by the Superintendent or designee from the various school operations, one (1) representative from the 568 Local and two (2) representatives from the 205 Local. Each bargaining unit representative shall be elected annually by the respective bargaining unit membership from those members who have completed at least one (1) year of accident-free and citation-free driving. The board shall meet as necessary if there are accidents to review. Following a thorough review of the accident report prepared by the driver or operator of the Board vehicle, machinery or equipment and other such evidence as the accident review board deems appropriate, the accident review board shall render a determination regarding the ability to avoid the accident on the part of the driver or operator. The accident review board's determination of the ability to avoid the accident shall be based upon whether any reasonable act on the part of the driver or operator could have been performed that might have avoided the accident. The accident review board shall also make recommendations for such preventive measures which could have avoided the accident. The accident review board's findings and recommendations shall be reduced to writing with copies forwarded to the employee, the employee's supervisor, the employee's personnel file and the Superintendent or designee. The findings and recommendations of the accident review board shall have no bearing on any disciplinary proceeding under Article 28.

ACCIDENT REVIEW BOARD. All accidents involving board A.F.S.C.M.E. bargaining unit employees and City vehicles, machinery or equipment shall be reported immediately and shall be reviewed by an accident review boardAccident Review Board. A reportable accident is any accident involving a Board City vehicle, machinery, or equipment or machinery which results in property damage and/or personal injury regardless of who is injured or what property is damaged, to what extent or where it occurs, regardless of who is responsible. The accident review board Accident Review Board shall be composed of six (6) members as follows: three (3) management Management representatives selected annually by the Superintendent or designee from the various school operations, one City Manager and three (1) representative from the 568 Local and two (23) representatives from the 205 LocalA.F.S.C.M.E. Bargaining unit. Each The bargaining unit representative representatives shall be elected selected annually by the respective bargaining unit membership from those members who have completed at least one year with no reportable accidents. The three bargaining unit representatives shall be comprised of no more than one (1) year of accident-free representative each from the following four (4) operations: the Streets Division, Water Division, Parks and citation-free drivingRecreation Department, and the Inspections Division. The board Board shall meet as necessary if there are for the purpose of developing safety and accident prevention policy and to review any accidents to reviewwhich have occurred. Following a thorough review of the accident report prepared by the driver or operator of the Board City vehicle, machinery or equipment and such other such evidence as the accident review board Board deems appropriate, the accident review board Board shall render a determination regarding the ability to avoid the accident on the part of the driver or operator. The accident review board's determination of the ability to avoid the accident shall be based upon whether any reasonable act on the part of the driver or operator could have been performed that might have avoided the accident. The accident review board shall also make recommendations for such preventive measures reasonable and practicable preventative measures, if any, by which the accident could have avoided the accidentbeen avoided. The Board shall also determine whether the conduct of the employee involved constituted negligence or fault. The employee shall have a right, and may also be compelled, to appear before the Accident Review Board to explain and discuss the accident review board's findings and recommendations or damage during the investigation process. All decisions of the Board shall be reduced by majority vote of its entire membership, including a decision to writing with copies forwarded to the employee, the employee's supervisor, the employee's personnel file and the Superintendent or designee. The findings and recommendations of the accident review board shall have no bearing vote by secret ballot on any disciplinary proceeding under Article 28matter.