Common use of The Right to Safety and Health Training Clause in Contracts

The Right to Safety and Health Training. 1. All Employees will be provided with periodic safety and health training. In addition, before the initial assignment to a particular job, Employees will receive training on the nature of the operation or process; the hazards of the job; controls in place; safe working procedures and the reasons for them; the purpose, use and limitations of the required personal protective equipment; and other controls or precautions associated with the job. The training shall be a minimum of sixteen (16) hours, site specific, over and above any State or Federal required training for Employees transferring to another division within a plant or to another plant within the Company. All new hires shall have a minimum of forty (40) hours of safety training. 2. All training programs will be fully discussed and reviewed by the Joint Safety and Health Committee. The Company will make a reasonable effort to use Employees chosen by the Union Co-Chair of the Joint Safety Committee as trainers and will instruct trainers in effective teaching techniques. Upon request, the Union’s Health, Safety and Environment Department (Union Safety Department) will be provided with a copy of all training materials and be afforded the opportunity to review the training.

The Right to Safety and Health Training. 1. All Employees will be provided with periodic safety and health training. In addition, before the initial assignment to a particular job, Employees will receive training on the nature of the operation or process; the hazards of the job; controls in place; safe working procedures and the reasons for them; the purpose, use and limitations of the required personal protective equipment; and other controls or precautions associated with the job. The training shall be a minimum of sixteen (16) hours, site specific, over and above any State or Federal required training for Employees transferring to another division within a plant or to another plant within the Company. All new hires shall have a minimum of forty (40) hours of safety training. 2. All training programs will be fully discussed and reviewed by the Joint Safety and Health Committee. The Company will make a reasonable effort to use Employees chosen by the Union Co-Chair of the Joint Safety Committee as trainers and will instruct trainers in effective teaching techniques. Upon request, the Union’s Health, Safety and Environment Department (Union Safety Department) will be provided with a copy of all training materials and be afforded the opportunity to review the training.

The Right to Safety and Health Training. 1. All Employees will be provided with periodic safety and health training. In addition, before the initial assignment to a particular job, Employees will receive training on the nature of the operation or process; the hazards of the job; controls in place; safe working procedures and the reasons for them; the purpose, use and limitations of the required personal protective equipment; and other controls or precautions associated with the job. The training shall be a minimum of sixteen (16) hours, site specific, over and above any State or Federal required training for Employees transferring to another division within a plant or to another plant within the Company. All new hires shall have a minimum of forty (40) hours of safety training. 2. All training programs will be fully discussed and reviewed by the Joint Safety and Health Committee. The Company will make a reasonable effort to use Employees chosen by the Union Co-Chair of the Joint Safety Committee as trainers and will instruct trainers in effective teaching techniques. Upon request, the Union’s Health, Safety and Environment Department (Union Safety Department) will be provided with a copy of all training materials and be afforded the opportunity to review the training. Trainers will be afforded adequate time for each class being taught for preparation and clean up.