Flame Retardant Clothing Sample Clauses

Flame Retardant Clothing. The Cooperatives agree to provide a clothing allowance for uniform clothing for all outside Local Union employees who will be gloving under this agreement. The format for the clothing allowance will be a clothing bank administered by the employing Cooperative. Employees will provide their own uniform clothing by selecting and ordering uniform clothing appropriate to their job classification from the provider’s catalog, previously approved by the employing Cooperative. Starting after this collective bargaining agreement is approved by the Local Union employees and the Cooperatives’ Boards of Directors; each new employee will have available one (1) time to purchase the initial uniform clothing wardrobe the amount of $1,000.00 together with current active employees, have available $550.00 on January 1, 2011, $600.00 on January 1, 2012 and $660.00 on January 1, 2013 for the same purpose. Sums not used by an employee may be carried over and used to purchase uniform clothing in the following year. All employees on duty are required to wear the uniform clothing as instructed by the employing cooperative.
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Flame Retardant Clothing. The Cooperative agrees to provide uniform clothing for all outside Local Union employees who will be gloving under this agreement. All employees on duty are required to wear the uniform clothing as instructed by the employing cooperative. (See attached letter)
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Flame Retardant Clothing. The Vehicle Mechanic shall be issued an allowance annually to acquire non-flame retardant / non-arc rated work related clothing in the amount of $300.00 of each calendar year effective September 1st which shall be worn when not working in proximity to energized apparatus. This company approved work related clothing shall be approved by the Supervisor or in his absence the Director. The System Control Operators and the Custodian/Laborer shall be issued clothing in the amount of $175.00. This company approved clothing shall cover the following articles, shirts, sweaters, vests and jackets. The company logo shall be placed on the left of the upper chest area where it will be visible and be approved by the Supervisor or in his absence the Director. The following is the initial Non-Flame Retardant/Non-Arc-Rated Clothing allotment for: RELIEF OPERATOR: Three (3) - Long Sleeved Shirts (Navy) Two (2) - Pants – cargo or regular (Navy) LABOURER/CUSTODIAN Four (4) - Pants Flame Retardant/Arc-Rated Clothing: It is understood that all employees, shall not be allowed to work in proximity of energized apparatus without the proper Flame Retardant / Arc rated clothing in accordance with the Electrical Utilities Safety Association Rule Book, all applicable Occupational Health and Safety legislation and Orillia Power’s procedures. The following is the initial Flame Retardant/Arc-Rated Clothing allotment for various departments: LINE STAFF: Ten (10) - Long Sleeved Shirts (Orange) Nine (9) - Pants – cargo or regular (Navy) Two (2) - Coveralls or Overalls (Orange) One (1) - Winter Jacket (Orange) One (1) - Summer Jacket (Orange) One (1) - Balaclava One (1) - Sweatshirt with Hood (Orange) One (1) - Winter Overalls (Orange) One (1) - Insulated vest (Orange FR) RELIEF OPERATOR: Seven (7) - Long Sleeved Shirts (Navy) Six (6) - Pants – cargo or regular (Navy) Two (2) - Coveralls or Overalls (Navy) One (1) - Winter Jacket (Navy) One (1) - Summer Jacket (Navy) One (1) - Balaclava One (1) - Sweatshirt with Hood (Navy) One (1) - Winter Overalls (Navy) VEHICLE MECHANIC: One (1) - Coverall (Navy) SYSTEM CONTROL OPERATORS One (1) - Coverall (Orange)
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Flame Retardant Clothing. The Vehicle Mechanic shall be issued an allowance annually to acquire non flame retardant / arc rated work related clothing in the amount of $300.00 of each calendar year effective September 1st which shall be worn when not working proximity to energized apparatus. This company approved work related clothing shall be approved by the Xxxxxxx or in his absence the Superintendent. The Control Station Operators and the Custodian/Laborer shall be issued clothing in the amount of $145.00 effective September 1, 2007, $150.00 effective September 1, 2008 and $155.00 effective September 1, 2009. This company approved clothing shall cover the following articles, shirts, sweaters, vests and jackets. The company logo shall be placed on the left of the upper chest area where it will be visible and be approved by the Xxxxxxx or in his absence the Superintendent. A grace period for carryover of clothing allowance will be allowed for 2008. Once 2008 is over, it is imperative that employees use up their clothing allowance each contract year. The employee’s supervisor shall make sure that if an employee exceeds the clothing allowance the difference owing shall be reimbursed to the company prior to the employee being issued their new clothing. Flame Retardant/Arc-Rated Clothing: The provision of Flame Retardant/Arc Rated Clothing shall be issued on a replacement basis and provided for applicable staff as outlined below. It is understood that all employees, shall not be allowed to work in proximity of energized apparatus without the proper Flame Retardant /Arc rated clothing in accordance with the Electrical Utilities Safety Association Rule Book, all applicable Occupational Health and Safety legislation and Orillia Power’s procedures. Initial arc proof clothing complement shall be issued to applicable current staff and applicable new hires. When the initial complement of clothing is issued one article of clothing may be exchanged for other clothing of equal or lesser value. All replacement issues of clothing shall be upon approval of the immediate supervisor after inspection of the clothing to be replaced. Employees requesting replacement clothing shall supply the Purchasing/Storesperson with a Requisition for Material form with the Xxxxxxx’x or in his absence the Superintendent’s signature. It is the responsibility of the Purchasing/Storesperson to confirm that all requisitions are signed and old garments are turned in before replacements garments are issued. Employees shall...
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