Common use of Personal Protective Equipment Clause in Contracts

Personal Protective Equipment. The Company will make provisions for the health and safety of Employees during their hours of employment in accordance with the law. The Company will provide protective devices, protective apparel and other equipment necessary to properly protect Employees from illness and injury. It is each Employee’s responsibility to abide by established safety rules and policies. If a condition arises that presents a danger to an Employee’s health or safety, the Employee will report the hazard to his/her Supervisor, who will promptly investigate and take whatever action is necessary to correct the condition. At no cost to Employees, the Company will furnish gloves and protective clothing in sufficient quantities and proper sizes for such kinds of work that are determined to require the use of such protective clothing. Eye protection is required in the plant where mandated by Occupational Health & Safety Act standards. Safety glasses will be provided and replaced if broken or damaged. To receive a new pair of non-prescription safety glasses, an Employee must turn in their old pair of safety glasses. Prescription safety glasses will be available to all those who require safety glasses to perform their job. New Employees who require prescription safety glasses must have them prior to the commencement of employment. If the standard lenses or frames are damaged as a result of an on-the-job incident, they will be replaced. New prescription standard safety glass frames and/or lenses will be issued and paid for by the Company, every two (2) years (or where an employee’s prescription has changed), up to a maximum of $150.00. The Company reserves the right to direct the purchase of safety glasses through a Company selected supplier. The Company will reimburse Employees who are required to wear steel-toed safety shoes up to $125.00 per year (or $250.00 every two years) Skilled Trades eligible for two pairs of safety shoes per year ($250.00 per year) during the term of the Agreement. The parties will develop and maintain programs and practices that are focused on minimizing the ergonomic issues related to the Company’s manufacturing processes. These practices may include rotating positions within a classification, as appropriate.

Personal Protective Equipment. The Company will make provisions for the health and safety of Employees during their hours of employment in accordance with the law. The Company will provide protective devices, protective apparel and other equipment necessary to properly protect Employees from illness and injury. It is each Employee’s responsibility to abide by established safety rules and policies. If a condition arises that presents a danger to an Employee’s health or safety, the Employee will report the hazard to his/her Supervisor, who will promptly investigate and take whatever action is necessary to correct the condition. At no cost to Employees, the Company will furnish gloves and protective clothing in sufficient quantities and proper sizes for such kinds of work that are determined to require the use of such protective clothing. Eye protection is required in the plant where mandated by Occupational Health & Safety Act standards. Safety glasses will be provided and replaced if broken or damaged. To receive a new pair of non-non- prescription safety glasses, an Employee must turn in their old pair of safety glasses. Prescription safety glasses will be available to all those who require safety glasses to perform their job. New Employees who require prescription safety glasses must have them prior to the commencement of employment. If the standard lenses or frames are damaged as a result of an on-the-job incident, they will be replaced. New prescription standard safety glass frames and/or lenses will be issued and paid for by the Company, every two (2) years (or where an employee’s prescription has changed), up to a maximum of $150.00. The Company reserves the right to direct the purchase of safety glasses through a Company selected supplieryears. The Company will reimburse Employees who are required to wear steel-toed safety shoes up to $125.00 75.00 per year (or $250.00 150.00 every two years) Skilled Trades eligible for two pairs of safety shoes per year ($250.00 per year) during the term of the Agreement. The parties will develop and maintain programs and practices that are focused on minimizing the ergonomic issues related to the Company’s manufacturing processes. These practices may include rotating positions within a classification, as appropriate.

Personal Protective Equipment. The Company will make provisions for the health and safety of Employees during their hours of employment in accordance with the law. The Company will provide protective devices, protective apparel and other equipment necessary to properly protect Employees from illness and injury. It is each Employee’s responsibility to abide by established safety rules and policies. If a condition arises that presents a danger to an Employee’s health or safety, the Employee will report the hazard to his/her Supervisor, who will promptly investigate and take whatever action is necessary to correct the condition. At no cost to Employees, the Company will furnish gloves and protective clothing in sufficient quantities and proper sizes for such kinds of work that are determined to require the use of such protective clothing. Eye protection is required in the plant where mandated by Occupational Health & Safety Act standards. Safety glasses will be provided and replaced if broken or damaged. To receive a new pair of non-prescription safety glasses, an Employee must turn in their old pair of safety glasses. Prescription safety glasses will be available to all those who require safety glasses to perform their job. New Employees who require prescription safety glasses must have them prior to the commencement of employment. If the standard lenses or frames are damaged as a result of an on-the-job incident, they will be replaced. New prescription standard safety glass frames and/or lenses will be issued and paid for by the Company, every two (2) years (or where an employee’s prescription has changed), up to a maximum of $150.00. The Company reserves the right to direct the purchase of safety glasses through a Company selected supplier. The Company will reimburse Employees who are required to wear steel-toed safety shoes up to $125.00 130.00 per year (or $250.00 260.00 every two years) ). Skilled Trades eligible for two pairs of safety shoes per year ($250.00 260.00 per year) during the term of the Agreement. The parties will develop and maintain programs and practices that are focused on minimizing the ergonomic issues related to the Company’s manufacturing processes. These practices may include rotating positions within a classification, as appropriate.

Personal Protective Equipment. The Company will make provisions for the health and safety of Employees during their hours of employment in accordance with the law. The Company will provide protective devices, protective apparel and other equipment necessary to properly protect Employees from illness and injury. It is each Employee’s responsibility to abide by established safety rules and policies. If a condition arises that presents a danger to an Employee’s health or safety, the Employee will report the hazard to his/her Supervisor, who will promptly investigate and take whatever action is necessary to correct the condition. At no cost to Employees, the Company will furnish gloves and protective clothing in sufficient quantities and proper sizes for such kinds of work that are determined to require the use of such protective clothing. Eye protection is required in the plant where mandated by Occupational Health & Safety Act standards. Safety glasses will be provided and replaced if broken or damaged. To receive a new pair of non-prescription safety glasses, an Employee must turn in their old pair of safety glasses. Prescription safety glasses will be available to all those who require safety glasses to perform their job. New Employees who require prescription safety glasses must have them prior to the commencement of employment. If the standard lenses or frames are damaged as a result of an on-the-job incident, they will be replaced. New prescription standard safety glass frames and/or lenses will be issued and paid for by the Company, every two (2) years (or where an employee’s prescription has changed), up to a maximum of $150.00. The Company reserves the right to direct the purchase of safety glasses through a Company selected supplier. The Company will reimburse Employees who are required to wear steel-toed safety shoes up to $125.00 135.00 per year (or $250.00 270.00 every two years) ). Skilled Trades eligible for two pairs of safety shoes per year ($250.00 270.00 per year) during the term of the Agreement. The parties will develop and maintain programs and practices that are focused on minimizing the ergonomic issues related to the Company’s manufacturing processes. These practices may include rotating positions within a classification, as appropriate.

Personal Protective Equipment. The Company will make provisions for the health and safety of Employees during their hours of employment in accordance with the law. The Company will provide protective devices, protective apparel and other equipment necessary to properly protect Employees from illness and injury. It is each Employee’s responsibility to abide by established safety rules and policies. If a condition arises that presents a danger to an Employee’s health or safety, the Employee will report the hazard to his/her Supervisor, who will promptly investigate and take whatever action is necessary to correct the condition. At no cost to Employees, the Company will furnish gloves and protective clothing in sufficient quantities and proper sizes for such kinds of work that are determined to require the use of such protective clothing. Eye protection is required in the plant where mandated by Occupational Health & Safety Act standards. Safety glasses will be provided and replaced if broken or damaged. To receive a new pair of non-prescription safety glasses, an Employee must turn in their old pair of safety glasses. Prescription safety glasses will be available to all those who require safety glasses to perform their job. New Employees who require prescription safety glasses must have them prior to the commencement of employment. If the standard lenses or frames are damaged as a result of an on-the-job incident, they will be replaced. New prescription standard safety glass frames and/or lenses will be issued and paid for by the Company, every two (2) years (or where an employee’s prescription has changed), up to a maximum of $150.00. The Company reserves the right to direct the purchase of safety glasses through a Company selected supplier. The Company will reimburse Employees who are required to wear steel-toed safety shoes up to $125.00 125130.00 per year (or $250.00 250260.00 every two years) ). Skilled Trades eligible for two pairs of safety shoes per year ($250.00 250260.00 per year) during the term of the Agreement. The parties will develop and maintain programs and practices that are focused on minimizing the ergonomic issues related to the Company’s manufacturing processes. These practices may include rotating positions within a classification, as appropriate.minimizing

Personal Protective Equipment. The Company will make provisions for the health and safety of Employees during their hours of employment in accordance with the law. The Company will provide protective devices, protective apparel and other equipment necessary to properly protect Employees from illness and injury. It is each Employee’s responsibility to abide by established safety rules and policies. If a condition arises that presents a danger to an Employee’s health or safety, the Employee will report the hazard to his/her Supervisor, who will promptly investigate and take whatever action is necessary to correct the condition. At no cost to Employees, the Company will furnish gloves and protective clothing in sufficient quantities and proper sizes for such kinds of work that are determined to require the use of such protective clothing. Eye protection is required in the plant where mandated by Occupational Health & Safety Act standards. Safety glasses will be provided and replaced if broken or damaged. To receive a new pair of non-prescription safety glasses, an Employee must turn in their old pair of safety glasses. Prescription safety glasses will be available to all those who require safety glasses to perform their job. New Employees who require prescription safety glasses must have them prior to the commencement of employment. If the standard lenses or frames are damaged as a result of an on-the-job incident, they will be replaced. New prescription standard safety glass frames and/or lenses will be issued and paid for by the Company, every two (2) years (or where an employee’s prescription has changed), up to a maximum of $150.00. The Company reserves the right to direct the purchase of safety glasses through a Company selected supplier. The Company will reimburse Employees who are required to wear steel-toed safety shoes up to $125.00 per year (or $250.00 every two years) Skilled Trades eligible for two pairs of safety shoes per year ($250.00 per year) during the term of the Agreement. The parties will develop and maintain programs and practices that are focused on minimizing the ergonomic issues related to the Company’s manufacturing processes. These practices may include rotating positions within a classification, as appropriate.

Personal Protective Equipment. The wearing of safety glasses and safety shoes is compulsory throughout the plant and this rule is a condition of employ- ment. The Company will make provisions purchase the first pair approved prescrip- tion safety glasses that conform with Industrial Safety Glasses Standards provided such glasses are purchased through a participating provider service recommended by the Company (example Sears). Employees may purchase required safety glasses through a provider service of their own choice in which case the fol- lowing reimbursement schedule will apply: The Company will also participate as provided above where a new prescription for industrial safety glasses is required. There will be no duplication of payment. The Company shall repair, or cause to be repaired without cost to the health and employee, approved prescription safety glasses that are accidentally damaged during the course of Employees during their hours of employment in accordance with the lawhis/her employment. Replacement will not be made for breakage due to personal negligence or carelessness. The Company will provide protective devicesnon-prescription safety glasses for all employees and will repair, protective apparel and other equipment necessary or cause to properly protect Employees from illness and injury. It is each Employee’s responsibility to abide by established safety rules and policies. If a condition arises that presents a danger to an Employee’s health or safety, the Employee will report the hazard to his/her Supervisor, who will promptly investigate and take whatever action is necessary to correct the condition. At no be repaired without cost to Employeesthe employ- ee, any safety glasses that are accidentally damaged during the course of employment. The Company will participate in the purchase of approved Safety shoes to the extent of eighty-five dollars (effective April increase to one hundred dollars toward one pair of safety shoes per employee dur- ing any one calendar year. For employees of the Shipping Department who are required to work outside on a regular basis, the Company will furnish gloves and protective clothing participate in sufficient quantities and proper sizes for such kinds of work that are determined to require the use of such protective clothing. Eye protection is required in the plant where mandated by Occupational Health & Safety Act standards. Safety glasses will be provided and replaced if broken or damaged. To receive a new pair of non-prescription safety glasses, an Employee must turn in their old pair of safety glasses. Prescription safety glasses will be available to all those who require safety glasses to perform their job. New Employees who require prescription safety glasses must have them prior to the commencement of employment. If the standard lenses or frames are damaged as a result of an on-the-job incident, they will be replaced. New prescription standard safety glass frames and/or lenses will be issued and paid for by the Company, every two (2) years (or where an employee’s prescription has changed), up to a maximum of $150.00. The Company reserves the right to direct the purchase of winter safety glasses through shoes to the extent of eighty-five dollars (effective April increase to one hundred dollars towards the purchase of one additional pair per employee during any one calendar year. The wearing of hearing protection will be compulsory in those areas designated and is a Company selected suppliercondition of employment. The Company will reimburse Employees who are required provide hearing protection at no cost to wear steel-toed safety shoes up employees and will replace, repair, or cause to $125.00 per year (or $250.00 every two years) Skilled Trades eligible for two pairs of safety shoes per year ($250.00 per year) be repaired without cost to the employee, any hearing protection that is accidentally damaged during the term course of the Agreement. The parties will develop and maintain programs and practices that are focused on minimizing the ergonomic issues related employment if not due to the Company’s manufacturing processes. These practices may include rotating positions within a classification, as appropriatepersonal negligence or carelessness.