TIRE SERVICE Sample Clauses

TIRE SERVICE. Par. 1. Effective October 1, 1991, Tire Service will be established as a separate classification in the Maintenance Division. 2. On October 1, 1991, current Tire Service employees will have established both District seniority and Tire Service seniority as date of hire with Goodyear or their predecessor. District seniority shall be used as the basis for determining vacation benefits only. 3. Tire Service employee, Xxx Xxxxxxxxx, will have Maintenance Helper seniority established as of October 1, 1991 and will be allowed to exercise his helper seniority two (2) times only. 4. Tire Service employees are eligible for longevity premiums paid to Journey Level Mechanics. Par. 5. Effective July 1, 2004, the job of Utility Tireworker is created within the classification of Tireworker to provide greater flexibility for the District to schedule tire work assignments and in balancing the allocation of manpower between maintenance facilities when necessary. The Utility Tireworker may, under specific conditions, be assigned to other locations or be assigned other duties for all or part of the regular work shift. a. One employee from Center Street in the Tireworker classification may be assigned as a Utility Tireworker. b. Whenever the number of Tireworkers at a given bus maintenance facility are insufficient to cover work absences or the work in need of completion, a Utility Tireworker may be sent from another facility to assist in completing the work. c. The Utility Tireworker may be assigned to another facility for all or a portion of their work shift. When notified to report to another work location the District shall provide transportation. d. The Utility Tireworker shall be entitled to the same prevailing wage rates, health, welfare and other benefits, and will be subject to the same general working conditions as other employees in the Tireworker classification.
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TIRE SERVICE. The changing of flat tire on the covered Vehicle with Your provided spare. SAMPLE
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TIRE SERVICE. In the event Your Vehicle’s tire incurs damage from a road hazard, We will pay for receipted expenses for tire repair or, if non-repairable, for tire replacement up to a maximum of twenty dollars ($20) for each tire repair or one hundred dollars ($100) for each tire replacement. LOST KEY/LOCKOUT In the event the keys for Your Vehicle are lost, broken or accidentally locked in Your Vehicle, We will reimburse You for receipted expenses, up to a maximum of thirty-five dollars ($35), for locksmith services. TRIP INTERRUPTION In the event a Breakdown covered by this Agreement occurs more than one hundred (100) miles from Your home and re- sults in a repair facility keeping Your Vehicle overnight, We will reimburse You for receipted motel and restaurant expenses, up to seventy-five dollars ($75) per day for a maximum of three (3) days total benefit per occurrence of two hundred twenty- five dollars ($225). This Agreement does not provide Coverage:
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TIRE SERVICE. NO DESCRIPTION UNIT COSTS NO DESCRIPTION UNIT COSTS NO DESCRIPTION UNIT COSTS
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TIRE SERVICE. Par. 1. Effective October 1, 1991, Tire Service will be established as a separate classification in the Maintenance Division.
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TIRE SERVICE. Par. 1. Effective October 1, 1991, Tire Service will be established as a separate classification in the Maintenance Division. 2. On October 1, 1991, current Tire Service employees will have established both District seniority and Tire Service seniority as date of hire with Goodyear or their predecessor. District seniority shall be used as the basis for determining vacation benefits only. 3. Tire Service employee, Xxx Xxxxxxxxx, will have Maintenance Helper seniority established as of October 1, 1991 and will be allowed to exercise his helper seniority two (2) times only. Par. 42. Tire Service employees are eligible for longevity premiums paid to Journey Level Mechanics.
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TIRE SERVICE. If You get a flat tire, Your Vehicle's spare tire will be installed, as long as it's inflated and serviceable.
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TIRE SERVICE. If You get a flat tire, Your Vehicle's spare tire will be installed, as long as it's inflated and serviceable. of a law enforcement officer relating to traffic obstruction, impoundment, abandonment, illegal parking, unlicensed, unattended, or other violations of law. The labor cost of installing, repairing, removing, or testing of the Registered Vehicle(s) equipment or parts, or mounting or removing of chains or snow tires, or the shoveling of sand or snow. Repeated service calls for a Registered Vehicle in need of routine maintenance repair. Reimbursement for services secured through any other source other than Nation Motor Club, LLC without prior authorization from Nation Motor Club, LLC. Only one SAMPLE
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