SAFETY WORK BOOTS (General Maintenance Services and HQS Inspectors Only) Sample Clauses

SAFETY WORK BOOTS (General Maintenance Services and HQS Inspectors Only). The AUTHORITY will contribute up to a maximum of One Hundred Sixty dollars ($160.00) for OSHA-approved safety work boots, to each employee in the General Maintenance Services Unit except for the Purchasing Specialist, and also for the Housing Quality Standards Inspector. All employees required to wear boots shall wear them at all times. Except for new hires, the AUTHORITY will replace safety work boots once per calendar year during the month of August, however, boots may be replaced at any time on an as needed basis due to excessive wear. Purchase of the boots will be made through the AUTHORITY’s established Purchase Order system from a vendor of the AUTHORITY’s choice. Safety boots must be rated as slip resistant and meet American Society for Testing and Material Standards F2413-05 for impact and compression resistance and electrical hazard protection.
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