SAFETY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES Sample Clauses

SAFETY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES. ‌ No employee shall be required to provide at his/her own expense safety equipment, supplies, or protective garments, including, but not limited to gloves and/or masks, to perform any task for a client. The Employer shall provide both latex-free and powder-free options for gloves, and shall dispense the gloves in such a manner as to safeguard the sterile conditions. If such a situation arises where there are insufficient supplies or materials, the employee will report the situation immediately to his/her supervisor. The Employer will make a good faith effort to provide assistive technology, (i.e., Xxxxx lift, lift belts, etc.) for client transfer.
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SAFETY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES. CCS will continue to provide protective equipment as required by law, including gloves, masks, aprons, protective eyewear, and tongs. No employee shall be required to provide at his/her own expense safety equipment, supplies, or protective garments, including, but not limited to gloves and/or masks, to perform any task for a client. The Employer shall provide both latex- free and powder-free options for gloves, and shall dispense the gloves in such a manner as to safeguard the sterile conditions. If such a situation arises where there are insufficient supplies or materials, the employee will report the situation immediately to his/her supervisor.
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SAFETY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES. No employee shall be required to provide at their own expense safety equipment, supplies, or protective garments, including, but not limited to gloves and/or masks, KN95 masks and protective eyewear to perform any task for a client. The Employer shall provide both latex- free and powder-free options for gloves, and shall dispense the gloves in such a manner as to safeguard the sterile conditions. If such a situation arises where there are insufficient supplies or materials, the employee will report the situation immediately to their supervisor. The Employer will make a good faith effort to provide assistive technology, (i.e., Xxxxx lift, lift belts, etc.) for client transfer.
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SAFETY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES. No employee shall be required to provide appropriate safety equipment, supplies, or protective garments, including, but not limited to gloves and/or masks, at their own expense, to perform any task for a resident. The Employer shall provide both latex-free and powder‐free options for gloves and shall dispense the gloves in such a manner as to safeguard the sterile conditions. If such a situation arises where there are insufficient appropriate supplies or materials, the employee will report the situation immediately to their supervisor and/or their department head. New PPE will be provided as often as needed, but not less than once per shift. Guidelines for N- 95 masks will be provided per the most up-to-date guidance from the CDC, Department of Labor and Industries and/or Department of Health. The Employer shall provide employees with any protective equipment recommended for nursing home employees by the Department of Labor and Industries and/or Department of Health.
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SAFETY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES. No employee shall be required to provide at his/hertheir own expense safety equipment, supplies, or protective garments, including, but not limited to gloves and/or masks, KN95 masks and protective eyewear to perform any task for a client. The Employer shall provide both latex-free and powder-free options for gloves, and shall dispense the gloves in such a manner as to safeguard the sterile conditions. If such a situation arises where there are insufficient supplies or materials, the employee will report the situation immediately to his/hertheir supervisor. The Employer will make a good faith effort to provide assistive technology, (i.e., Xxxxx lift, lift belts, etc.) for client transfer.
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SAFETY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES. No employee shall be required to provide at his/her own expense, as required by law, safety equipment, supplies, or protective garments, including, but not limited to gloves, and/or masks, aprons, protective eyewear, and tongs to perform any task for a client. The Employer shall provide both latex—free and powder—free options for gloves, and shall dispense the gloves in such a manner as to safeguard the sterile condition. If such a situation arises where there are insufficient supplies or materials, the employee will report the situation immediately to his/her supervisor. The Employer will make a good faith effort to provide assistive technology, (i.e., Xxxxx lift, lift belts, etc.) for client transfer.
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SAFETY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES. No employee shall be required to provide required safety equipment, supplies, or protective garments, including, but not limited to gloves and/or masks, at their own expense, to perform any task for a resident. If required, the Employer shall provide both latex-free and powder‐free options for gloves and shall dispense the gloves in such a manner as to safeguard the sterile
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