RAIL SAFETY WORK REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses

RAIL SAFETY WORK REQUIREMENTS. 15.1. Employees engaged in rail safety work are required to satisfy accreditation, competency, qualification, medical or similar requirements (rail safety requirements) as determined by the employer and / or applicable rail network / regulatory authorities from time to time. 15.2. Employees who, for any reason, are unable to satisfy the rail safety requirements for their position and, therefore, can not perform the work for which they are employed may be required to: 15.2.1. take leave (accrued or without pay); and / or 15.2.2. accept suitable alternative employment, if available, which may result in a reduction in position, classification and pay, until the employee can successfully satisfy the rail safety requirements for their position. 15.3. In ‘health failure’ circumstances where the employee accepts alternative employment that results in a reduction in the employee’s ordinary rate of pay, the employee shall have their substantive ordinary rate of pay maintained for a period of six months. 15.4. Where the circumstances of an employee being unable to satisfy their rail safety requirements is: 15.4.1. permanent; or 15.4.2. likely to extend beyond six months; or, where there are no suitable positions to which the employee can be temporarily placed, the employer and the employee shall discuss alternative arrangements but this will not limit the employer’s right to terminate the employee’s services in accordance with the provisions of this agreement, subject to the determination of any review processes.
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RAIL SAFETY WORK REQUIREMENTS. 16.1. Qualifications and Standards held and met - The parties recognise that employees engaged in Rail Safety Work are required to be accredited and must obtain relevant qualifications and satisfy medical standards to operate on the rail network.
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