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- Bad Order Forms. It is agreed that bad order forms shall be supplied for the driver on which to report defects in equipment with sufficient copies so that one can be held available for the driver and so that the office of the Company will have a copy of this report on file. The mechanic will sign this report when repair work is completed. A bad order form when made out by the driver will be signed by a representative of that Company. When a unit is "bad ordered" for reasons that make the vehicle unsafe for use, it will be tagged and the keys removed and placed in the Maintenance Department along with the bad order report. No driver or Company representative will remove the tag until the repair work is completed. A completed copy of the work order shall be attached to the tag left on the Company equipment in order to show the work has been completed.
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- Bad Order Forms. It is agreed that bad order forms shall be supplied for the employee on which to report defects in equipment with sufficient copies so that one can be held available for the employee and so that the office of the Company will have a copy of this report on file. The senior supervisor will determine the condition of the equipment, and, if determined unsafe, will "bad order" the unit and tag it accordingly.
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- Bad Order Forms. It is agreed that bad order forms shall be supplied for the Owner Operators on which to report defects in equipment with sufficient copies so that one can be held available for the Owner Operators and so that the office of the Company will have a copy of this report on file. The mechanic will sign this report when repair work is completed. A bad order form when made out by the Owner Operators will be signed by a representative of the Company. When a Unit is "bad ordered" for reasons that make the vehicle unsafe for use, it will be tagged and the keys removed and placed in the maintenance department along with the bad order report. No Owner Operators or Company representative will remove the tag until the repair work is completed.
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- Bad Order Forms. It is agreed that bad order forms shall be supplied for the driver on which to report defects in equipment with sufficient copies so that one can be held available for the driver and so that the office of the Company will have a copy of this report on file. A bad order form when made out by the driver will be signed by a representative of that Company. When a unit is “bad ordered” for reasons that make the vehicle unsafe for use, it will be tagged and the keys removed and placed in the maintenance department along with the bad order report. No driver or Company representative will remove the tag until the repair work is completed. A completed copy of the work order shall be attached to the tag left on the vehicle in order to show the work has been completed.
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- Bad Order Forms. It is agreed that bad order forms shall be supplied for the brokers on which to report defects in equipment with sufficient copies so that one can be held available for the broker and so that the office of the Company will have a copy of this report on file. The mechanic will sign this report when repair work is completed. OPERATION of VEHICLES in EXCESS of LEGAL LOAD LIMITS: The Company shall not compel any broker to operate a vehicle in excess of the legal load limits.
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- Bad Order Forms. It is agreed that bad order forms shall be supplied for the driver on which to report defects in equipment with sufficient copies so that one can be held available for the driver and so that the office of the Company will have a copy of this report on file. The mechanic will sign this report when repair work is completed.
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- Bad Order Forms. It is agreed that bad order shall be supplied Tor the employee to report defects in with sufficient copies so that be available for employee so that the office of Company will have a copy of this report on The senior supervisor will determine the of the equipment, and, if determined unsafe, will "bad order" the unit and tag it accordingly.
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- Bad Order Forms. It is agreed that bad order forms shall be supplied for the brokers on which to report defects in equipment with sufficient copies so that one can be held available for the broker and so that the office of the Company will have a copy of this report on file. The mechanic will sign this report when repair work is completed. OPERATION of VEHICLES in EXCESS of LEGAL LOAD LIMITS: The Company shall not compel any broker to operate a vehicle in excess of the legal load limits. Any, medical examination required by the Company, Federal Legislation, Legislation, or any medical examination required by Provincial legislation for the purpose of maintaining a driver’s license, shall be promptly complied with by all employees, provided however, that the Company shall pay for all such examinations. The Company reserves the right to select its own Medical Examiner or Physician and the Union may, if in its opinion it thinks an injustice has been done an employee, have said employee re-examined at the Union’s expense. Any Drug Testing Medical taken during working hours shall be included in the call-in guarantee, provided it is done during the driver’s regular workweek.
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