SAFETY TRAINING, EQUIPMENT AND DEVICES Sample Clauses

SAFETY TRAINING, EQUIPMENT AND DEVICES. The District agrees to furnish safety equipment and devices required to maintain a safe and healthy environment for its employees and to comply with all local, state, and federal statutes regarding such safety items. In turn, all unit members agree to comply with all safety rules, procedures, and precautions and to use all furnished or required safety equipment or devices. The Association agrees to cooperate in encouraging unit members to adhere to the spirit of this section. The District will provide all unit members exposed to hazardous conditions with job-appropriate training necessary for the safe performance of the job responsibilities. Unit members working in high risk positions and/or exposed to life-threatening, contagious diseases during the performance of their duties shall be provided adequate health protection.
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SAFETY TRAINING, EQUIPMENT AND DEVICES. A. The District agrees to furnish safety equipment and devices required to maintain a safe and healthy environment for its employees and to comply with all local, state, and federal statutes regarding such safety items. In turn, all unit members agree to comply with all safety rules, procedures, and precautions and to use all furnished or required safety equipment or devices. The Union agrees to cooperate wherever possible in encouraging unit members to adhere to the spirit of this Section.
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SAFETY TRAINING, EQUIPMENT AND DEVICES. The District agrees to furnish safety equipment and devices required to maintain a safe and healthy environment for its employees and to comply with all local, state, and federal statutes regarding such safety items. The District will provide all unit members exposed to hazardous conditions, including Maintenance & Operations and Food Service, with appropriate footwear annually. In turn, all unit members agree to comply with all safety rules, procedures, and precautions and to use all furnished or required safety equipment or devices. The Association agrees to cooperate in encouraging unit members to adhere to the spirit of this section. The District will provide all unit members exposed to hazardous conditions with job-appropriate training necessary for the safe performance of the job responsibilities. Unit members working in high risk positions and/or exposed to life-threatening, contagious diseases during the performance of their duties shall be provided adequate health protection.
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