Supplying tools Sample Clauses

Supplying tools. Employer: The employer shall supply its employees with: a) all tools needed to perform the work, except for those specified in Subsection 1). b) all work tools and clothes for employees using corrosive chemicals or working with epoxy based materials. c) all tools needed for cutting and welding pipes or any other material. d) For bricklayer-masons: Line, cleaning brushes, and hammer and chisels used to shape and cut stone, marble and granite - tools which are supplied to the employees when needed for the work to be performed.
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Supplying tools. Employee:
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Supplying tools. An employee(s) in the classification of Equipment Mechanic shall supply his/her own tools and equipment unless such tools or equipment are unique to the District's work requirements. Such personal tools or equipment shall be in good repair at the time of employment or when this Agreement becomes effective. The District shall provide any special tools or equipment. The District shall have the sole discretion to determine which tools shall be provided. An employee(s) in the classification of Mechanical Service Technician shall supply his/her own tools and equipment as listed in the Mechanic's Standard Tool List. Each Mechanical Service Technician employed by or on the effective date of this Agreement shall have until December 31, 2005 to obtain a complete tool and equipment inventory as listed in the Mechanic's Standard Tool List. Each Mechanical Service Technician employed after the effective date of this Agreement shall have a complete inventory as listed in the Mechanic's Standard Tool List upon his/her initial employment. Such personal tools or equipment shall be in good repair at the time of employment or when this Agreement becomes effective. All other tools and/or equipment not listed in the Mechanic's Standard Tool List shall be supplied by the District. The District shall use reasonable judgment in deciding whether to supply a particular tool and/or equipment to each Mechanical Service Technician or to include same as part of a Transportation Shop inventory pool. Any dispute by a Mechanical Service Technician(s) to the distribution and/or relevancy of a tool or equipment that is or should be supplied by the District shall be immediately referred by the parties to the Assistant Superintendent, Administrative Services or designee for resolution. The District shall supply and launder work coveralls and jackets for Mechanical Service Technicians, Vehicle Service Technician(s) and Equipment Mechanic(s) to a limit pre-established by the District.
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