Equipment Checklist Sample Clauses

Equipment Checklist. A. Moving Machinery (Crane, Forklift, Boom Lift, MEWP, etc.) 1. Third party test certificate. 2. Competent operator valid driving license. 3. Operator training certificate 4. Preventive maintenance records (3 – Month) 5. Lifting tackles test certificate (If applicable) 6. Banksman detail and certificate. 7. Driver should wear the harness. B. Power Tools and Hand Held Tools 1. Preventive maintenance records 2. Equipment specifications / manufacturer manual 3. Operator training certificate (If applicable) C. Welding Machines
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Equipment Checklist. Information Security Has the employee been trained to recognize and handle controlled unclassified information Yes No (CUI) in a telework environment? Has a locked file cabinet been identified/provided to secure sensitive CUI files, records, Yes No papers, or electronic media? A review of the job duties and responsibilities has been completed. Yes No Issues related to level of sensitivity were noted from the review. Yes No Work Station Configuration Employee has been issued the following government furnished equipment (GFE) specifically for the purpose of telework: GFE refers to agency/staff office owned equipment that is issued specifically for telework purposes. This does not include equipment such as laptops that a telework employee uses at the official duty station and alternate work locations. Computer Software Modem Printer Cell Phone Other N/A Telework Connection Requirements Telephone/Modem Line Direct Internet/Wireless Connectivity N/A
Equipment Checklist. The employee and employer agree to work together to ensure that the telework location is safe and ergonomically suitable. Specify any equipment or technology access the employee will need to telework and whether it will be employee or agency-provided. In the event of equipment failure or service interruption, the employee must notify employer immediately to discuss alternate assignments or other options. ITEM PROVIDED BY NOTES/DESCRIPTION Desktop/Tower  ODOC  Employee  N/A Laptop  ODOC  Employee  N/A Tablet  ODOC  Employee  N/A Monitor  ODOC  Employee  N/A Keyboard  ODOC  Employee  N/A Mouse  ODOC  Employee  N/A Printer  ODOC  Employee  N/A Home phone  XXXX  Xxxxxxxx  X/X # Xxxx phone  XXXX  Xxxxxxxx  X/X # Xxxxxx chair  ODOC  Employee  N/A Other:  ODOC  Employee The employee will effectively accomplish their regular job duties, regardless of work location. All telework participants will be ineligible for weather and safety leave when a closure is announced at the primary work location unless an exception is granted by the agency director. The employee will work the following days and hours, at the work location as noted below: Day of Week Work Hours Lunch Hour Work Location Sunday  Primary  Telework Monday  Primary  Telework Tuesday  Primary  Telework Wednesday  Primary  Telework Thursday  Primary  Telework Friday  Primary  Telework Saturday  Primary  Telework Insert description of how work output shall be supervised, monitored and measured (attach additional sheets as necessary). DOC and the employee agree as follows:
Equipment Checklist. Please do a thorough check of this boat. The lessee obliges and endeavors to be responsible for the boat and all amenities for the duration of the rental. Please exercise the utmost caution and care while under way, in port, or at anchor thus ensuring the safety of your party and integrity of the rental boat. Initials 1 Fire Extinguisher $30 21 Cooler 100 2 Flare Kit $60 22 Bilge Pump n/a 3 Chart $25 23 Nav Lights $100 4 Throw Cushions $25 24 GPS $800 5 Sound Making Device $10 25 VHF $250 6 PFD Adult $15 26 Fishfinder $250 7 PFD Child $40 27 Bait Well n/a 8 Anchor $75 28 Batteries n/a 9 Anchor Chain $40 29 Battery Switch n/a 10 Anchor Line $150 30 Rub Rails est. 11 Fenders $35 31 Hand Rails est. _ 12 Boarding Ladder $350 32 T-Top / Bimini est. 13 Dive Flag $30 33 Cushions est. _ 14 Antenna $120 34 Engine Oil n/a 15 Outriggers $500 35 Fuel Level n/a 16 Dock Lines $25 36 SS Propeller $400 17 Boat Brush $30 37 Skeg $1000 18 Hand Brush $5 38 Right of Way n/a 19 Gaff $35 39 Safe Operation n/a _ 20 Fishnet $20 40 Registration n/a ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS Initials Overloading Boat, Water Skiing, Towing, Operating Boat while Impaired, Possession of Contraband, and/ or Night Operation of Rental Boat is strictly forbidden, upon violation of these terms lessee agrees to for- feiture of deposit and loss of possession of the boat. Florida Statute 327.54: “When the livery has complied with subsections (1), (2), and (3) its liability ceases and a person leasing the boat from the livery is liable for any violations of this chapter and is personally liable for any accident or injury occurring while in charge of such boat.” I have read Florida Statute 327.54. I have read, understand and agree to the charges as invoiced and to the Terms and Conditions of this rental agreement. I acknowledge receipt of all EQUIPMENT listed on the checklist provided and that the propeller, skeg, and hull are satisfactory or duly noted. I agree to report any accident, malfunction, or breakdown of rental craft to lessor immediately. I am responsible for any and all CITATION(S) incurred during the operation of the rental boat. have been shown and instructed in BOATING SAFETY RULES and do not need additional Information. CLEANING CHARGE of $100 applies to any boat not returned in a clean and orderly condition. All boats DUE IN BY 5 pm. A $50 late charge applies for each hour over. A $100 GROUNDING FEE applies for any grounding of the vessel. A $100 PER HOUR RESCUE FEE plus FUEL EXPENSE appl...
Equipment Checklist. Stop paddles Traffic cones . Course arrow signs Barricades Traffic vests Timing devices Tables and chairs Two-way radios Support vehicles (pace car/bike, etc. Megaphone Pens, pencils, clipboards Safety pins (for chest numbers) Flagging, banners, pylons Restrooms

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