Common use of PERSONAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING Clause in Contracts

PERSONAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING. ‌ If it may be jointly ascertained on the basis of expert statements, accidents at work and occupational disease statistics, or some comparable grounds that the use of personal safety equipment significantly improves occupational safety or occupational health conditions, then the employer shall procure such equipment for use by the employee at the workplace, even though provision thereof is not essential under section 15 or section 20 of the Health and Safety at Work Act7. The employee shall take care of any personal safety equipment and other gear that is provided to the employee. The same procedure shall apply if the employee can be effectively protected from harm arising from a particular degree of humidity or damp, draught, heat or cold, powerful light or other hazardous radiation at the workplace. The co-operation body that will consider the matter will be the labour protection commission of the enterprise or a corresponding organ. The enterprise health care staff shall also be given an opportunity to state their views on the protective equipment that has been proposed for procurement. The employer shall procure, maintain and pay for a reasonable quantity of protective overalls and gloves in work that involves an unusually high degree of wear and tear and soiling of the employee’s ordinary working clothes. Maintenance refers to laundering of overalls and to the repair or replacement of damaged overalls.

PERSONAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING. ‌ If it may be jointly ascertained on the basis of expert statements, accidents at work and occupational disease statistics, or some comparable grounds that the use of personal safety equipment significantly improves occupational safety or occupational health conditions, then the employer shall procure such equipment for use by the employee at the workplace, even though provision thereof is not essential under section 15 or section 20 of the Health and Safety at Work Act7. The employee shall take care of any personal safety equipment and other gear that is provided to the employee. The same procedure shall apply if the employee can be effectively protected from harm arising from a particular degree of humidity or damp, draught, heat or cold, powerful light or other hazardous radiation at the workplace. The co-operation body that will consider the matter will be the labour protection commission of the enterprise or a corresponding organ. The enterprise health care staff shall also be given an opportunity to state their views on the protective equipment that has been proposed for procurement. The employer shall procure, maintain and pay for a reasonable quantity of protective overalls and gloves in work that involves an unusually high degree of wear and tear and soiling of the employee’s ordinary working clothes. Maintenance refers to laundering of overalls and to the repair or replacement of damaged overalls.

PERSONAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING. ‌ If it may be jointly ascertained on the basis of expert statements, accidents at work and occupational disease statistics, or some comparable grounds that the use of personal safety equipment significantly improves occupational safety or occupational health conditions, then the employer shall procure such equipment for use by the employee at the workplace, even though provision thereof is not essential under section 15 or section 20 of the Health and Safety at Work Act7. The employee shall take care of any personal safety equipment and other gear that is provided to the employee. The same procedure shall apply if the employee can be effectively protected from harm arising from a particular degree of humidity or damp, draught, heat or cold, powerful light or other hazardous radiation at the workplace. The co-operation body that will consider the matter will be the labour protection commission of the enterprise or a corresponding organ. The enterprise health care staff shall also be given an opportunity to state their views on the protective equipment that has been proposed for procurement. procurement.‌‌ The employer shall procure, maintain and pay for a reasonable quantity of protective overalls and gloves in work that involves an unusually high degree of wear and tear and soiling of the employee’s ordinary working clothes. Maintenance refers to laundering of overalls and to the repair or replacement of damaged overalls.

PERSONAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING. ‌ If it may be jointly ascertained on the basis of expert statements, accidents at work and occupational disease statistics, or some comparable grounds that the use of personal safety equipment significantly improves occupational safety or occupational health conditions, then the employer shall procure such equipment for use by the employee at the workplace, even though provision thereof is not essential under section 15 or section 20 of the Health and Safety at Work Act7. The employee shall take care of any personal safety equipment and other gear that is provided to the employee. employee.‌‌ The same procedure shall apply if the employee can be effectively protected from harm arising from a particular degree of humidity or damp, draught, heat or cold, powerful light or other hazardous radiation at the workplace. The co-operation body that will consider the matter will be the labour protection commission of the enterprise or a corresponding organ. The enterprise health care staff shall also be given an opportunity to state their views on the protective equipment that has been proposed for procurement. The employer shall procure, maintain and pay for a reasonable quantity of protective overalls and gloves in work that involves an unusually high degree of wear and tear and soiling of the employee’s ordinary working clothes. Maintenance refers to laundering of overalls and to the repair or replacement of damaged overalls.