Eyesight Tests Sample Clauses

Eyesight Tests. H.1.4.1 Employees shall be entitled to an eyesight test at the Employer’s expense immediately upon being assigned to: (i) VDU duties for at least 50 per cent of his/her normal working time; or (ii) maintenance duties covering a range of activities such as repair work, servicing, replacing, inspecting and testing, that require Employees on occasions to be able to see in light-restricted environments, identify colours, work in restricted areas and sometimes work with minute products such as electrical wiring. Further eyesight tests shall be available at not less than two-yearly intervals upon application to the Employer. H.1.4.2 If the eye test above discloses that corrective lenses are required for the normal viewing distance of a VDU or maintenance work related activities, or that an eyesight problem has been created or worsened by VDU or maintenance work related activities, then the cost of corrective lenses will be met by the Employer provided the Employee has at least 12 months’ service with the University. H.1.4.3 The Employer will only meet cost incurred at its preferred supplier, unless agreed otherwise by special arrangement in advance of the costs being incurred. In all cases the cost of corrective lenses met by the Employer shall not exceed $500. Any further cost not associated with this clause H.1.4, such as eye health checks or sun protection lenses, will be met by the Employee.
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Eyesight Tests. Employees shall be entitled to an eyesight test at the Employer’s expense immediately upon being assigned to VDU duties for at least 50 per cent of his/her normal working time. Further eyesight tests shall be available at not less than two-yearly intervals upon application to the Employer. If the eye test above discloses that corrective lenses are required for the normal viewing distance of a VDU, or that an eyesight problem has been created or worsened by VDU duties, then the cost of corrective lenses will be met by the Employer provided the Employee has at least 12 months’ service with the University. The Employer will only meet cost incurred at its preferred supplier, unless agreed otherwise by special arrangement in advance of the costs being incurred. In all cases the cost of corrective lenses met by the Employer shall not exceed $500. Any further cost not associated with this clause, such as eye health checks or sun protection lenses, will be met by the Employee.
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Eyesight Tests. The Supplier shall carry out an eyesight test for VDU Users, which meets the Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992 Eyes and Eyesight Regulation 5 (as amended by the health and safety (miscellaneous amendments) regulations 2002 and adherence to any relevant future regulations (amendments or new). The Supplier shall update all their Buyers’ Personnel patient prescription records with the results of the eyesight test and the prescription shall be securely and confidentially stored by the Supplier. A copy of the prescription shall additionally be provided to the Buyers’ Personnel. The Supplier shall book and execute eyesight tests in accordance with agreed Buyers’ authorisation procedures. Only bookings and tests made in accordance with such authorisation processes shall be binding. The Supplier shall agree such authorisation processes during the Call Off Procedure. The Supplier shall offer each Buyers’ Personnel an eyesight test every 2 (two) years. The Supplier shall notify the Buyers’ Personnel to whom they have previously provided an eyesight test in the past two years, or other such time frame as agreed between the Parties, that they are due for a repeat eyesight test. Such notifications shall be at least three (3) month’s in advance of such eyesight test being due. The Supplier shall provide an eyesight test to any Buyers’ Personnel when approved by an authorised representative(s) of the Buyers, even if such tests are not normally due.
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Eyesight Tests. For adherence to the Firm’s motor fleet insurance requirements, an internal eyesight test will be carried out on an annual basis. This process will involve a simple car park eyesight test, with the employee being asked to read an unfamiliar number plate from a distance of 20 meters (about 5 car lengths). Failure will result in the employee being referred for further internal testing via a computer generated eyesight test, or a professional appointment to seek remedial action.
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