Employee Physical Examinations for Services Provided to Juvenile Halls Sample Clauses

Employee Physical Examinations for Services Provided to Juvenile Halls. 6.9.1 Employees of the CONTRACTOR(s) must undergo an initial physical examination to assure no infectious diseases exists before commencing work. 6.9.2 In addition, these employees must undergo an annual physical examination to assure no infectious disease exists before continuing work. 6.9.3 All physical examinations shall be at CONTRACTOR’S expense and proof of compliance will be maintained by CONTRACTOR(s) and available by inspection by the COUNTY. 6.9.4 In lieu of an annual physical examination, CONTRACTOR(s) may elect the following program: 6.9.4.1 Maintain a record of why each employee is absent. 6.9.4.2 If any absence due to illness is for five (5) or more consecutive days, employee must present a statement from the attending physician defining the nature of the illness. If doctor’s statement relates to any infectious disease, it must clearly state that employees can return to work. 6.9.4.3 All physical examinations shall be required when an employee has thirty (30) cumulative or consecutive days of illness in a twelve (12) month period of time and the attending physician’s documentation does not clearly indicate the employee is free to return to work. A worker with chronic recurrent illness will be subject to investigation and review of records by the COUNTY Occupational Health Services Medical Director. The Director’s review is an evaluation only and does not include medical treatment, which is not a COUNTY responsibility.
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