Arc Rated Clothing Sample Clauses

Arc Rated Clothing. For all classifications required to wear Arc Rated Clothing as determined by the Employer, it is mandatory to wear at all times while at work. Employees are responsible for costs associated with undergarments such as underwear, socks, bras, thermal underwear, undershirts, etc. Employees shall ensure these products are constructed of flame resistant material or a non-melting, flammable material such as cotton, wool, rayon, silk or blends of these materials. Meltable fibres such as acetate, nylon, polyester, polypropylene, and spandex shall not be used in fabric in clothing worn under the arc-rated clothing next to the skin. An incidental amount of elastic used on non-melting fabric underwear, socks or bras may be used. Employees are responsible for the care of the clothing, including laundering as per clothing label. Arc Rated clothing are divided into 2 groups. First group is Daily Wear Clothing and is given a point scheme for replacement reasons. Second group is Outerwear and can be replaced as needed through an approval process with their Supervisor. In extreme cases such as PCB oil spilled etc, clothing may be replaced or cleaned as required at no cost or loss of points to the employee. In such instances the request will be made to and approved by the employee’s Supervisor Since Arc Rated Clothing are embroidered with NB Power logos and are considered to be PPE, when these garments are replaced, they shall be provided to the employee’s Supervisor to be disposed.
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