Biohazard Pay Sample Clauses

Biohazard Pay. A. When the Master, in the course of responding to a medical emergency, comes in unprotected physical contact with bodily fluids, this shall constitute a “biohazardous” substance exposure. A biohazardous substance is defined as blood, fecal matter or vomit emanating from the human body.
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Biohazard Pay. An Employee who is required to clean up bodily fluids will receive a premium of two dollars ($2.00) per hour for all hours worked in the performance of such duties.
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Biohazard Pay. When the Deck Officer, in the course of responding to a medical emergency, comes in unprotected physical contact with bodily fluid, this shall constitute a “biohazardous” substance exposure. A biohazardous substance is defined as blood, fecal matter or vomit emanating from the human body. In such cases, the Deck Officer shall be paid “Biohazard” pay at the straight time rate, at a minimum of half (1/2) hour increments in addition to their regular rate of pay. All claims shall be accompanied by a Patient Assessment Treatment Form. RULE 11 - HOLIDAYS
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