Theft of Tools Sample Clauses

Theft of Tools. ‌ Approved tools stolen from Board-owned vehicles, or from Board-owned property, shall be replaced in full unless the Board can demonstrate that the employee was negligent in their loss. The employees affected will assist the District in any investigation. Each mechanic shall be responsible to maintain an inventory of his/her tools. This inventory shall be turned into the Department of Transportation Services Director by September 1 of each year. During the year when a tool is added, the mechanic shall add it to the inventory list.
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Theft of Tools. ‌ Approved tools stolen from Board-owned vehicles, or from Board-owned property, shall be replaced in full unless the Board can demonstrate that the employee was negligent in their loss. The employees affected will assist the District in any investigation. Each mechanic shall be responsible to maintain an inventory of his or her tools. This inventory shall be turned into the Department of Transportation Director by September 1 of each year. During the year when a tool is added, the mechanic shall add it to the inventory list. The Department of Facilities Services agrees maintenance electronic employees will be covered by Section 1 and 2 of Article 15 until such time as personal tools are replaced by tools provided by Facilities Services.
Theft of Tools. In the event of a theft of a Tradesman’s personal tools, they will be replaced upon verification by the Maintenance Superintendent.
Theft of Tools. An employee who is a tradesperson and who supplied their own tools shall be reimbursed up to an amount as set out in Item 7 of Table 2 - Other Rates and Allowances, of Part B, Monetary Rates, if those tools are stolen from the Company’s premises provided that the employee has exercised due care in securing those tools.
Theft of Tools. This Insurance is extended to insure, up to a limit of $10,000, loss or damage by the peril of Theft for personal tools and their accessories.

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