SAFETY AND FIRST AID. The Employer shall provide first aid kits, including rubber gloves and flashlights for all buses. Reasonable attempts shall be made by the Employer to provide basic training in emergency first aid procedures for all drivers. The Employer shall provide time for participating in such training.
SAFETY AND FIRST AID. 14.01 Time shall be allowed during regular working hours for the practice of resuscitation, for safety training and for first aid instruction. First aid training shall be carried out under the guidance of a qualified instructor. Time for the safety and first aid training may be arranged during periods of inclement weather but regardless of opportunities provided by inclement weather, time shall be provided at least once each month.
14.02 The Employer and Union will maintain a Health and Safety Committee as required by legislation.
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21.01 First-Aid kits will be supplied by the City and kept in places easily accessible to all employees. A book for recording injuries will be located in the Works building.
21.02 The parties agree to abide by the current guidelines for the structure and function of the Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee.
SAFETY AND FIRST AID. The Company shall provide and continuously maintain at a place or places reasonably accessible to all employees an efficient first-aid outfit; and ensure that an adequate number of certificated first-aid employees are employed.
SAFETY AND FIRST AID. The employer shall provide and continuously maintain at a place or places reasonably accessible to all employees an efficient first-aid outfit; and in establishments where the total number of employees exceeds one hundred, enough certificated first-aid officers shall be employed to address all illnesses, ailments or injuries that might reasonably be assumed could occur within an area.
SAFETY AND FIRST AID. 20.01 First-Aid kits will be supplied by the City and kept in places easily accessible to all employees. A book for recording injuries will be located in the Works building.
20.02 The City will endeavour, with the Union's assistance, to continue the safety program established during 1977.
20.03 When it is necessary for employees to work sixteen (16) hours in a 24 hour period, they must have eight (8) consecutive hours of rest period to reporting for their regularly scheduled work.
SAFETY AND FIRST AID. Section 1. It is agreed that the Company will make every reasonable effort to provide the employees with safe and sanitary working conditions and the Union will lend its support and encouragement to the practice of safety by employees.
Section 2. The Company will insofar as practicable instruct its employees in safe methods and practices of performing their work through a safety program consisting of instruction on Company time in safety practices and first aid.
Section 3. No employee’s wearing apparel shall in any way interfere with the proper execution of his/her duties.
Section 4. The parties agree to form a Joint Worker’s Compensation Action Committee. The goal of the committee is the reduction of work related injuries and improved employee satisfaction with the handling of claims. The committee is charged with investigating problems and making recommendations that will result in the resolution of Worker’s Compensation related problems as well as prevention. The Company will provide appropriate information and support to the process. The committee shall not formulate policy nor have the authority to modify existing labor agreement provisions. The committee will be comprised of three (3) CWA nominated members and three (3) representatives of the Company. Meetings will be held at mutually agreed upon frequency and times.
SAFETY AND FIRST AID. Both parties to this agreement will maintain high standards of safety, health and sanitation in the plant in order to eliminate, as far as possible, accidents and illness, and no employee shall be required to work in an unsafe environment. Effective April 1, 2010 the Gallaway, TN facility and property became a tobacco free workplace. When assigning employees to an unfamiliar job or area, the Company will continue its practice of providing training for safe and efficient operations. The Company will arrange for emergency and subsequent medical treatment for job-incurred injuries and illness. The Company will provide adequate first aid equipment and personnel. Whenever safety equipment, devices and protective clothing are required for the operation being performed, such equipment, devices and protective clothing will be furnished by the Company. In the event employees are required to wear protective footwear (i.e. slip resistant soles, steel-toes, etc) the Company will reimburse the employee a maximum of $50 per calendar year for slip resistant soles and a maximum of $75 per year for steel-toe shoes. The Company will provide an approved selection of shoes for employees to choose from an authorized vendor. When an employee is injured during a work shift and must be treated by a doctor or first aid station, such employee shall not lose any wages that normally would have been received during such shift had the injury not occurred. The Company and the Union hereby agree to cooperate in the enforcement of and adherence to all safety and health rules and regulations issued or adopted by the Company or any local, State or Federal law, administrative agency, including the provisions of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1973, and all regulations adopted thereunder which are applicable to the Company's operation. Copies of any safety rules adopted or changed by the Company after the date of this contract shall be furnished to the Union. A committee of three (3) members from among the plant employees, to be selected by the Union and three (3) members to be selected by the Company shall be called the Safety Committee. The Safety Committee may call in other employees to the meetings if they have a direct relationship to the issues being discussed. The purpose of the committee shall be to meet and discuss plant safety conditions, but it is agreed and understood that any action taken, or recommendations made by the committee shall be considered as advisory in natur...
SAFETY AND FIRST AID. Permit Holder will be responsible for supplying its own first aid kit for its participants and spectators, but the Permit Holder will have access to any safety equipment available at the School, including its Automated External Defibrillator(s), as well as a School telephone, as required. • The Permit Holder and its associated participants and spectators must abide by the School Division’s Fire Evacuation/Emergency Response Procedures. A description of same is attached to this Permit. • The Permit Holder is responsible for deciding whether or not the School facility being used is safe for the Permit Holder’s activity. If conditions are not safe, the Permit Holder must stop the activity and advise the Custodian xxxxxxxxxxx.xx abide by conditions below may result in the revocation of Permit • All aisles, hallways, and exits in the School Building must be kept clear, including of people and equipment. • Aisles in the School auditorium must be maintained as shown on auditorium seating plans. • School equipment of any kind cannot be used without written permission from a representative of the school (written on permit) • If School Property, the use of which has been permitted by the Permit, is used improperly, this will result in immediate cancellation of the Permit. • Permit Holder will be responsible for any loss or damage to the school Building or School equipment resulting from the use of same by the Permit Holder or its associated participants and spectators. A certificate by the School Division’s Director of Buildings or the designate thereof will be evidence of such loss or damage and Permit Holder will the amount of such loss or damage upon demand by the Division. • Without written permission from the school Division’s Director of Buildings or the designated thereof, no pianos, motion picture equipment or other apparatus will be brought into the School Building and no structure or apparatus will be places upon or erected • Permission to use facilities in the School does not carry with it the right to use any moveable apparatus in the School. Special application must be made for the privilege, written permission for which will be attached to the Permit. • The Permit Holder and associated participants will have no access to the school gymnasium’s equipment room. • Permit Holders must provide their own sports equipment, including sports balls, rackets, hockey sticks, pucks, etc. • The application of powder, wax or any other preparation to gymnasium or audi...
SAFETY AND FIRST AID. The Township agrees to furnish and maintain adequate first aid facilities. The Union" Committee shall have the authority to investigate all questions arising with regard to improper safety devices, unsanitary conditions and other hazardous working conditions and shall be empowered to make
