Programs Specific Requirements Sample Clauses

Programs Specific Requirements. The County, through the Vocational Rehabilitation Services (VRS) Supported Employment Program, shall assign VRS participant interns and VRS Production Supervisors (as defined below) to the Contractor as outlined in this Agreement. The Contractor agrees to reimburse the County for one VRS Supervisor (“VRS Production Supervisor”) for each 10-12 VRS participant interns. Such reimbursement for VRS Production Supervisors shall be at the rates described in Exhibit B and Exhibit G. The assigned VRS participant interns and VRS Production Supervisors will follow tasks as specified by the Contractor as relates to material separation for the purposes of recycling. The VRS Production Supervisors will screen VRS participant interns, train them regarding site safety and job responsibilities prior to their first day on site, supervise and assign the work of VRS participant interns to ensure that productivity standards are met or exceeded, enter data (hours worked, performance metrics, weights of sorted materials from composition sort tests performed by VRS participant interns, etc.), and provide other assistance as reasonably needed to ensure ongoing program success. VRS Production Supervisors will coordinate VRS participant intern schedules so that after the first year of operations, VRS participant intern tenure is controlled and each month no more than 10% of VRS participant interns are beginning their service.
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Programs Specific Requirements. 5.1 Banned Substances Subcontractor shall follow Alcatel-Lucent’s minimum requirements on Banned/Restricted Materials as applicable to work being performed (Reference: Alcatel-Lucent Banned Substances List). The following substances shall not be used at any Alcatel-Lucent location or customer premises. a. Hexavalent chromium-containing water treatment chemicals (CAS# 10000-00-0, and others). b. Lead containing paint (CAS# 7439-92-1, and others). c. Asbestos (CAS# 1332-21-4 and others) / asbestos-containing materials. d. Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) (CAS# 1336-36-3, and others). e. Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) Note: CFCs may be used by individuals certified/licensed in accordance with applicable EHS laws and regulations as refrigerants for chillers or refrigeration systems that are original, integral components of existing facility equipment (e.g., cooling system refrigerant). f. Organo-Tin compounds. g. Polychlorinated terphenyls (PCTs) (CAS# 61788-33-8)
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