Rubber Gloving Sample Clauses

Rubber Gloving. Rubber gloving shall be implemented provided the following terms are satisfied:
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Rubber Gloving. (a) The employees Third Year and above, will be expected to work on all voltages up to and including 13.8KV energized lines with rubber gloves. Sleeves shall be utilized at the individual crew or employee’s discretion.
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Rubber Gloving. As of June 25, 1995, the Company may adopt the practice of rubber gloving voltages up to and including 34.5 kV in line work. Any employee classified as Lineworker I, II, or III as of June 25, 1995, shall not be required to rubber glove voltages in excess of 15 kV. To the extent the Company requires rubber gloving of voltages between 15 kV and 34.5 kV, the work shall be carried out by volunteers within the Company who have achieved Lineworker I status or by a Lineworker I who is hired after June 25, 1995. Lineworkers who were employees of the Company as of June 25, 1995, who volunteer for the 34.5 kV rubber gloving program shall have the option of leaving the program within one year from the day they volunteer, after the program goes online. The Company, upon receipt of written notice that employee's intent to leave the 34.5kV rubber gloving program, will immediately remove them from the program. It has been further agreed that the Company will confer with the Union with respect to appropriate safety rules for rubber gloving voltages up to and including 34.5 kV in line work.
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Rubber Gloving. (a) The employees (except for Apprentices covered by Section 11.03) Third Step and above, will be expected to work on all voltages up to and including 25KV energized lines with rubber gloves and sleeves.
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Rubber Gloving. As of June 1, 1991, the Company may adopt the practice of rubber gloving voltages up to and including 34.5 KV in line work. Any employee classified as Lineworker I, II, or III as of June 1, 1991, shall not be required to rubber glove voltages in excess of 15 KV. To the extent the Company requires rubber gloving of voltages between 15 KV and 34.5 KV, the work shall be carried out by volunteers within the Company who have achieved Lineworker I status or by a Lineworker I who is hired after June 1, 1991. Lineworkers who were employees of the Company as of June 1, 1991 who volunteer for the 34.5 KV rubber gloving program shall have the option of leaving the program within one year from the day they volunteer, after the program goes online. The Company upon receipt of written notice of that employee's intent to leave the 34.5 KV rubber gloving program, will reassign that Lineworker to the position held before entering the 34.5 KV rubber gloving program within thirty (30) days. It has been further agreed that the Company will confer with the Union with respect to appropriate safety rules for rubber gloving voltages up to and including 34.5 KV in line work.
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