Common use of Company Will Furnish Equipment Clause in Contracts

Company Will Furnish Equipment. It is mutually understood that, under normal circumstances, the Company will furnish equipment for their employees to take any CDL test required by law. Once an employee is CDL qualified and meets Company requirements, the Company will certify the employee for P&D operations within sixty (60) calendar days. The employee is required to notify the Employer of their request to be certified in P&D and Road. Once an employee has been P&D certified, and has met the Company requirements for driving in road operations, the Company shall road certify the employee, within one hundred twenty (120) calendar days. The Company will identify all disqualifiers that will make an employee ineligible to go through the training program that do not fall under state and/or federal law.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: National Master Tforce Freight Agreement, National Master Ups Freight Agreement, National Master Ups Freight Agreement

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Company Will Furnish Equipment. It is mutually understood that, under normal circumstances, the Company will furnish equipment for their employees to take any CDL test required by law. Once an employee is CDL qualified and meets Company requirementsrequire- ments, the Company will certify the employee for P&D operations within sixty (60) calendar days. The employee is required to notify the Employer of their request to be certified in P&D and Road. Once an employee has been P&D certified, and has met the Company requirements require- ments for driving in road operations, the Company shall road certify the employee, within one hundred twenty (120) calendar days. The Company will identify all disqualifiers that will make an employee em- ployee ineligible to go through the training program that do not fall under state and/or federal law.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: National Master Tforce Freight Agreement, National Master Ups Freight Agreement

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