PNEUMATIC AND BATTERY TOOL REPAIR Sample Clauses

PNEUMATIC AND BATTERY TOOL REPAIR a. The City will repair employee-owned pneumatic and battery powered tools, including battery replacement, which are used in their regular City service. Employees wishing to take advantage of this policy must include their tools on their tool inventory and must register their tools with the Shop Supervisor and receive their approval to enter their tool into the program. If it is determined during the course of repair that the repair cost exceeds eighty percent (80%) of the current replacement cost, including sales tax, the employee would be required to procure a new tool. The City shall reimburse the employee for the cost of the new tool, or battery at eighty percent (80%) of the current replacement cost, including sales tax, or the cost of repair of the old tool, whichever is least. b. Effective April 26, 2022, the City and IAMAW shall enter a trial program in which the City shall increase the reimbursement amount to employees for the cost of the new tool, or battery, which shall supersede subsection 11.6(a) above, for the term of this Agreement, as follows: (1) The City will repair employee-owned pneumatic and battery powered tools, including battery replacement, which are used in their regular City service. Employees wishing to take advantage of this policy must include their tools on their tool inventory and must register their tools with the Shop Supervisor and receive their approval to enter their tool into the program. If it is determined during the course of repair that the repair cost exceeds eighty percent (80%) of the current replacement cost, including sales tax, the employee is required to purchase a new tool or battery. The City shall reimburse the employee for the cost of the new tool or battery at one hundred percent (100%) of the current replacement cost, including sales tax, or the cost of repair of the old tool, for an amount not to exceed nine hundred dollars ($900.00). Any amount over nine hundred dollars ($900.00), including sales tax, is at the sole expense of the employee. (2) This trial program shall not apply to purchases or repairs made prior to April 26, 2022. (3) This trial program shall automatically terminate on June 30, 2023. (4) Upon termination of the trial program, subsection 11.6(a) above, shall be reinstated. c. Employees wishing to remove one of these tools from the City premises will be required to obtain prior approval from their Shop Supervisor. A re- inspection will be performed when the tool is brought back and re...
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PNEUMATIC AND BATTERY TOOL REPAIR a. The City will repair employee-owned pneumatic and battery powered tools, including battery replacement, which are used in their regular City service. Employees wishing to take advantage of this policy must include their tools on their tool inventory and must register their tools with the Shop Supervisor and receive their approval to enter their tool into the program. If it is determined during the course of repair that the repair cost exceeds eighty percent (80%) of the current replacement cost, including sales tax, the employee would be required to procure a new tool. The City shall reimburse the employee for the cost of the new tool, or battery at eighty percent (80%) of the current replacement cost, including sales tax, or the cost of repair of the old tool, whichever is least. b. Employees wishing to remove one of these tools from the City premises will be required to obtain prior approval from their Shop Supervisor. A re-inspection will be performed when the tool is brought back and re-entered into the tool repair program. c. The City will not be responsible for pneumatic tools, battery powered tools, or batteries which are abused, misused, or destroyed while under the above-mentioned program.
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