EQUIPMENT FURNISHED Sample Clauses

EQUIPMENT FURNISHED. ‌ a) Office equipment devices will be furnished and maintained in working order by the Authority at offices where management requires their use. Additionally the Authority will furnish or issue other equipment as it relates to the safe and efficient operation of the Authority business. b) New hires and employees new to a classification will be provided with a starter uniform set. Upon completion of the employee’s probation or assessment period, the employee will be given the balance of a full uniform as described below. c) Each fiscal year the Authority will provide regulation coveralls or two-piece uniforms to Revenue Collectors, Cash Counting Room Employees, Janitors, Mopper Waxers, Custodians, Equipment Records Specialist, Closed Circuit Television Observers, Print Shop Employees, Material Department Employees, Mail Carriers, Messenger Clerks, Service Representatives, Lead Service Representatives and other employee classifications as determined by the Authority on the following basis: Each employee shall be provided with six (6) pairs of coveralls or the equivalent of six (6) two-piece uniforms (comprised of twelve (12) pieces) or (5) pairs of coveralls or the equivalent of (5) two-piece uniforms and an Authority designated jacket. 1) The Authority shall at no cost to the employee, provide the uniform items directly to each employee or provide the items through a vendor/laundry service along with an appropriate locker to facilitate service and storage. 2) For all employee classifications listed above a starter uniform is comprised of three (3) uniforms. d) The Authority shall provide all New Customer Service Agents and other classifications as determined by the Authority a starter uniform set and upon completion of their probation or assessment period will be given the balance of a full uniform as specified below: 1) A starter uniform is comprised of two (2) uniforms. 2) Authorized uniform items will be comprised of the following: Customer Service Agents: 2 Sweaters or Vests each 3 Slacks 3 Shirts each 3 Shorts each optional only for stock room delivery personnel in lieu of slacks Female employees may substitute skirts for slacks. There will be no charge for the initial issue of uniforms, as described above. Appropriate shirt or coat badges will also be provided at no charge to the employees for the initial issue. When an employee receives an initial issue of uniforms s(he) will not be eligible to receive the uniform allowance until the following fiscal...
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EQUIPMENT FURNISHED. The Company shall furnish the employees such tools as are necessary to perform their work. The Carrier shall provide protective clothing and equipment (except shoes) that it deems necessary for the protection of the safety and health of employees covered by this agreement. Regularly assigned employees shall be allowed $3.00 per month each month on which their names appear on the payroll in lieu of furnishing foul weather gear to such employees.
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EQUIPMENT FURNISHED. Lessor shall provide Lessee with the use of the following equipment:
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EQUIPMENT FURNISHED. A. The Company shall furnish to the employees working on or near energized lines and equipment and the employees shall use, as instructed, all equipment necessary to provide protection in accordance with general practice throughout the electric utility industry. B. The Company shall furnish and the employees shall use, as instructed, raincoats, rain hats, rubber boots and other similar equipment which is necessary over and above the employees’ normal work clothing to protect the employees when required to work in wet weather. C. Employees who are required to climb poles or towers will be supplied with leather work gloves by the Company. D. The Company will furnish certain employees with uniforms for identification purposes and the employees will be required to wear the complete uniform at all times while performing the duties of their job. E. The Company will provide an employee with all tools required by the Company for the performance of the job and will replace the employee’s present tools as they wear out. F. The Company shall furnish welders with special protective equipment. G. Flame Resistant (FR) Clothing (1) For employees in PPL Electric Utilities, see Exhibit O.
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EQUIPMENT FURNISHED. A. The Company shall furnish to the employees working on or near energized lines and equipment and the employees shall use, as instructed, all equipment necessary to provide protection. B. The Company shall furnish, and the employees shall use, as instructed, raincoats, rain hats, rubber boots and other similar equipment which is necessary over and above the employees’ normal work clothing to protect the employees when required to work in wet weather. C. The Company will furnish certain employees with uniforms for identification purposes and the employees will be required to wear the complete uniform at all times while performing the duties of their job. D. The Company will provide an employee with all tools required by the Company for the performance of the job and will replace the employee’s present tools as they wear out. E. The Company shall furnish welders with special protective equipment. F. The Company will furnish radiation protective clothing and equipment which must be utilized by employees in accordance with Susquehanna S.E.S. procedures. This protective clothing and equipment shall be maintained by the Company. G. On an individual basis, the Company will issue and maintain fire retardant clothing to all employees that have electric work or equipment operations in their job descriptions. Employees will be required to wear the fire-retardant clothing while performing such duties.
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EQUIPMENT FURNISHED. The Township shall provide an allowance for safety boots not to exceed $445 per year for 2018 and 2019. For 2020, the maximum allowance will increase by 3%.
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EQUIPMENT FURNISHED. INFRASTRUCTURE AVAILABLE For services rendered to the community, City will provide to Contractor, access to the radio system used by the City. A. The City currently contracts with the City of Phoenix Fire Department Alarm Center for Fire Department Communications services. Unless modified at some later date by the City, references to the City's Communications or Dispatch Center refer to the Phoenix Fire Regional Dispatch Center (PFDRDC or Dispatch Center). B. For reasons of continuity of dispatch functions, economy of resources, EMS system oversight and performance security, Contractor shall perform all ambulance dispatch functions required under this Contract from within a ·Contractor provided Communications Center or an alternative acceptable to the City.
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EQUIPMENT FURNISHED. The Company shall furnish to the employees working on energized lines and the employees shall use all equipment necessary to provide protection in accordance with general practice throughout the Electric Utility Industry. The Company shall furnish and the employees shall use rain coats, rain hats, rubber boots, work gloves, safety eye glasses, and other similar equipment which is necessary over and above the employee's normal working clothing to protect the employee when required to work in wet weather.
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EQUIPMENT FURNISHED. The Township shall provide an allowance for safety boots at an expense not to exceed $405.80 per year. For each year this Agreement is in effect, if the Superintendent determines through his major brand averaging method that the cost of safety shoes/boots has increased, he is authorized to proportionately increase the limit for shoes/boots by up to 5% per year.
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(i) Supply ventilation throughout the year and supply heat and air-conditioning, as seasonally required; but in all events, Landlord shall supply heat from October 15 to April 15 and air-conditioning from April 15 to October 15, from the Building heating, ventilating and air-conditioning system from 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M, on all Business Days in accordance with the specifications attached hereto as Exhibit N and made a part hereof. (ii) In connection with its operation of the existing systems and equipment in the Building, give due consideration to the applicable portions of ASHRAE Standard No. 62-1989 to the extent that the same is implemented or adhered to generally by buildings with similar systems and equipment and of similar age and size. 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