HAZMAT TEAM Sample Clauses

HAZMAT TEAM. All hazardous materials responses will be in accordance with the current Regional Hazardous Materials Response Agreement.
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HAZMAT TEAM. All members of the Bargaining Unit assigned to the Hazardous Materials Team shall receive incentive pay of two percent (2%) of the base rate of pay, as provided in Section A.1 above.
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HAZMAT TEAM. 49.1. Each employee assigned to the Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Team must remain qualified as required by the Employer. The Employer shall provide training that it requires. 49.2. Employees responding to hazardous materials incidents, while inside or outside the geographic city limits of Duluth, shall be covered by the same terms and conditions of employment and contract provisions in this contract. The only exceptions to these provisions are those specifically stated in this article. 49.3. When the Employer directs the hazmat team to respond to an incident outside the geographic limits of the city of Duluth, each employee on the responding team shall be paid two and one-half (2½) times his or her regular rate of pay. 49.4. Team members shall be subject to the following provision.
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HAZMAT TEAM. The Company will maintain a HAZMAT team, that will be comprised of both bargaining and non-bargaining unit employees. Some members will be assigned to the team as part of their position. Volunteers will be encouraged to participate to ensure departmental representation from all areas of the plant. The Company will provide all appropriate training during working hours. Employees are expected to maintain qualifications for the team, which for responders will include but not limited to a medical and fit test.
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