Safety Shoes Clause Samples
The Safety Shoes clause requires employees or contractors to wear protective footwear while performing certain tasks or working in designated areas. Typically, this clause specifies the types of safety shoes required, such as steel-toed boots, and may outline who is responsible for providing them—either the employer or the worker. Its core function is to reduce the risk of foot injuries in hazardous work environments, ensuring compliance with workplace safety standards and protecting both workers and employers from accidents and liability.
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Safety Shoes. 3901 Employees who are required to wear steel-toed safety shoes will receive $200 toward the purchase and/or replacement of these shoes in the first quarter of each year. Any employee out on an authorized leave shall receive payment within thirty days of their return to paid duty. New employees who are required to wear steel- toed safety shoes will receive $200 toward the purchase of shoes in their first paycheck; for employees hired on or after December 1, he/she shall not receive an additional $200 in the first quarter.
Safety Shoes. 395. The SFMTA agrees to provide safety shoes to represented employees, every 12 months.
Safety Shoes. For those employees whose duties require the wearing of safety shoes, as determined by the University and pursuant to applicable safety code(s), the University shall provide safety shoes as needed.
Safety Shoes. 214. Where appropriate and authorized by the Appointing Officer or designee, employees covered by this MOU shall be provided safety shoes.
Safety Shoes. Employees in classifications/positions where it is warranted, will receive one pair of safety shoes per year. The County Safety Coordinator will be responsible for deciding which positions receive safety shoes and his/her decision will be based on the recommendation of the Division Safety Committee representative and his/her interpretation of OSHA requirements. Management shall determine the type and quality of such shoes. Those employees designated to receive shoes will be reimbursed one hundred percent of the price of a pair of safety shoes up to $82.50 per year. Such employees may purchase the shoes anywhere they wish so long as they meet OSHA standards and they submit a receipt for proof and amount of purchase. Employees in positions designated to receive safety shoes are obligated to report to work each day in safety shoes.
Safety Shoes. The Company agrees, on sites where it is required, to provide a pair of shoes at no cost to security guards, to a maximum of once a year if required. Safety Shoes must be provided for by the Company prior to the guards assignment to a site requiring same. Safety shoes should not be worn by the employees where they are considered to be off duty, unless they are going to or from work. The Joint Workplace Safety and Health Committee shall determine which sites require safety shoes.
Safety Shoes. 1. Every two years the City shall provide to full-time and part-time employees three (3) pairs of department approved safety shoes to each affected employee at no cost to the employee. Approved safety shoes shall mean such styles as may be approved by the affected department and which provide, in the opinion of the City’s Safety Officer, adequate safety.
2. For this section, the term “employee” shall mean a person on active status at the time of request for safety shoes.
Safety Shoes. The Company will contribute up to seventy-five dollars ($75) (100% for safety shoes sanctioned by the Safety Committee) once a year for safety shoes. Safety shoes may be purchased through payroll deduction at a minimum of two dollars ($2.00) per week. Amounts less than three dollars ($3.00) owing will be paid by the employee at the time of purchase. All employees will be required to wear safety shoes excepting those employees with shoe-related afflictions and then only when this is supported by medical documentation. This latter Clause shall not apply to maintenance or warehouse personnel.
Safety Shoes. Employees engaged in work situations in which the hazard makes appropriate the wearing of safety-toed footwear will be required to do so. When safety shoes are required on the job, the Employer will pay one hundred percent (100%) of the cost to a maximum of $125.00 for one pair per year or $250.00 per two year period, with replacement being on proof of need and the footwear purchased must be suitable for the work performed. The Employer shall bear one hundred percent (100%) of the cost of repairing such footwear.
Safety Shoes. The Company agrees to provide a safety shoe allowance of $110.00 for Company approved safety footwear, for employees with seniority and with proof of purchase. New hires shall receive the allowance when they have completed their probationary period. This will confirm that the plants will invite at least 3-three different safety shoe sales vendors to attend at the plants, to provide a wider choice of such equipment for employees. Further, the Company will provide the opportunity to the employees to make payment for such safety footwear by payroll deduction.