Common use of Joint Safety Committee Clause in Contracts

Joint Safety Committee. The Joint Union-Management Safety Committee shall be comprised of equal representation from the Company and the Union concerned. Its terms of reference shall be as follows: 1. To review all safety issues tabled during Agreement negotiations, and recommend action to the parties as appropriate. 2. To meet monthly or at regular intervals to consider such safety matters of an industry-wide character as may be placed on the agenda by individual committee members. 3. To deal with such other matters as the parties may assign from time to time. 4. No employee will be required to work in unsafe places or conditions. 5. None of the above shall exclude the Union from meeting with individual companies on specific safety issues. 6. To observe the provisions of the Marine Occupational Safety and Health Regulations.

Joint Safety Committee. The Joint Union-Management Safety Committee shall be comprised of equal representation from the Company and the Union concerned. Its terms of reference shall be as follows: 1. : To review all safety issues tabled during Agreement negotiations, and recommend action to the parties as appropriate. 2. To meet monthly or at regular intervals to consider such safety matters of an industry-wide character as may be placed on the agenda by individual committee members. 3. To deal with such other matters as the parties may assign from time to time. 4. No employee will be required to work in unsafe places or conditions. 5. None of the above shall exclude the Union from meeting with individual companies on specific safety issues. 6. To observe the provisions of the Marine Occupational Safety and Health Regulations.

Joint Safety Committee. The Joint Union-Management Safety Committee shall be comprised of equal representation from the Company and the Union concerned. Its terms of reference shall be as follows: 1. (a) To review all safety issues tabled during Agreement negotiations, and recommend action to the parties as appropriate. 2. (b) To meet monthly or at regular intervals to consider such safety matters of an industry-wide character as may be placed on the agenda by individual committee members. 3. (c) To deal with such other matters as the parties may assign from time to time. 4. (d) No employee will be required to work in unsafe places or conditions. 5. (e) None of the above shall exclude the Union from meeting with individual companies on specific safety issues. 6. (f) To observe the provisions of the Marine Occupational Safety and Health Regulations.