DRIVERS PERMITS AND SAFETY DRIVING PRACTICES Sample Clauses

DRIVERS PERMITS AND SAFETY DRIVING PRACTICES. The Corporation will pay drivers permits (100% of the cost) for all employees who in the normal course of their duties would be required to drive a North Bay Hydro vehicle. This would include all duty persons, regular service, line, substation and engineering department employees, and regular truck operators using Corporation vehicles. All employees driving vehicles on Corporation business shall maintain at all times a valid driver’s permit of the proper category for the work they would normally be expected to perform, and shall be required to drive in a safe and legal manner in accordance with North Bay Hydro Safety Driving Practice. When employees are normally paid mileage for the use of their vehicles and are not normally called upon to drive North Bay Hydro vehicles, it is considered that permit cost is included in mileage rate.
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DRIVERS PERMITS AND SAFETY DRIVING PRACTICES. The Corporation will pay drivers permits (100% of the cost) for all employees who in the normal course of their duties would be required to drive a Corporation vehicle. This would include all duty persons, customer service, line, substation and engineering department employees, and stores personnel, operators using Corporation vehicles. All employees driving vehicles on Corporation business shall maintain at all times a valid driver’s permit of the proper category for the work they would normally be expected to perform and shall be required to drive in a safe and legal manner in accordance with Corporation Safety Driving Practice. When employees are normally paid mileage for the use of their vehicles and are not normally called upon to drive Corporation vehicles, it is considered that permit cost is included in the mileage rate. The Employer agrees that when employees are travelling to training or during the normal course of their duties and/or when responding to a call, they shall be covered by WSIB benefits.
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