Equipment/Uniforms. Section 37.1. The Employer shall supply at no cost to the employees all equipment and uniforms required by the joint uniform committee, in quantities specified by the joint uniform committee. The joint uniform committee will be comprised of three (3) Union representatives, and three (3) representatives designated by the Fire Chief. The joint uniform committee’s recommendation will be accepted and attached as an appendix to this Agreement. If the joint uniform committee cannot reach consensus, then both parties agree to revert to the language contained in the Agreement between the parties effective December 15, 2008.
Equipment/Uniforms. The following equipment will be issued by PSRFA and Covington: PSRFA will provided, a Cell phone, Lap Top, Radio, Uniform & PPE, Covington will provide, a Work Station, Computer with access to City drives, printer and an optional Covington uniform.
Equipment/Uniforms. Provide a complete list of proposed equipment and uniform requirements for ongoing Clean/Safe Team work, including details. Contractors are encouraged to include within their proposals any additional equipment that may enhance the services provided by the Clean/Safe Team.
Equipment/Uniforms. The City of La Center will replace uniforms and equipment damaged or destroyed, or lost beyond normal wear and tear as per the following schedule for full-time law enforcement employees. For replacement, damaged or destroyed items must be brought to the Department supervisor prior to purchase of the replacement item. All purchases must be in accordance with department regulations for uniform and equipment and within budget constraints. The City shall continue the practice of offering a City provided duty weapon (City designated) or the option of a Police Officer providing his or her own City approved duty weapon. The City will provide Officers all duty equipment that is determined to be necessary and/or required by the Department.
Equipment/Uniforms. Each athlete is responsible for the proper care and safekeeping of any equipment or uniforms issued to that athlete. The equipment is school property and is to be used during a particular sport season only. All equipment must be returned to the coach in charge at the end of the season. No Permit to Practice for a subsequent activity will be issued until all equipment from the past season has been returned. Grades and/or diploma will be withheld until all items have returned and accounted for by the coach/advisor.
Equipment/Uniforms. A. Players shall wear all the equipment as specified and required by the Canadian Hockey association (CHA) while on the ice or the bench.
B. Equipment worn must be certified by the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) if there is an applicable CSA equipment standard.
C. All neck guards must be BNQ certified.
D. AMHA will provide appropriate jerseys with cresting and numbers for all teams.
E. Jerseys are the property of AMHA and shall only be worn during games. At no time are assigned league jerseys to be worn during practice sessions.
F. Players must wear their assigned jersey during competition.
G. Lettering for a player’s name shall not be placed directly on a jersey. The lettering must be placed on a cloth strip (name bar), which must be sewn on the jersey (not glued or heat applied).
H. Team jerseys shall be returned to the Treasurer or Association Designate upon the completion of the final team function in each respective season.
I. Any player who causes unnecessary damages to a jersey, or loaned equipment, as decided by the Treasurer, shall be suspended from all activities until the cost of the replacement has been paid.
J. Any player who did not return a jersey the previous season shall be suspended from all activities and billed $100.00 for the replacement of cost of each jersey.
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