Common use of Uniform Footwear and Protective Equipment Clause in Contracts

Uniform Footwear and Protective Equipment. Employees may apply the value of uniform footwear to optional footwear in accordance with MCFRS Policy & Procedure No. 06-09 “Apparel Policy” dated July 20, 2009 (or successor Policy and Procedure) after completing the appropriate Departmental form. In addition, after one of the two MCFRS- issued helmets is condemned, or when an employee is promoted to a position that requires a new helmet to be issued, the employee may apply the value of the second MCFRS-issued helmet to an alternate Department approved new helmet in accordance with NFPA Standard 1971 and 1851 (or successor Standard) after completing the appropriate Departmental form.

Uniform Footwear and Protective Equipment. Employees may apply the value of uniform footwear to optional footwear in accordance with MCFRS Policy & Procedure No. 06-09 06‐09 “Apparel Policy” dated July 20, 2009 (or successor Policy and Procedure) after completing the appropriate Departmental form. In addition, after one of the two MCFRS- MCFRS‐ issued helmets is condemned, or when an employee is promoted to a position that requires a new helmet to be issued, the employee may apply the value of the second MCFRS-issued MCFRS‐issued helmet to an alternate Department approved new helmet in accordance with NFPA Standard 1971 and 1851 (or successor Standard) after completing the appropriate Departmental form.

Uniform Footwear and Protective Equipment. Employees may apply the value of uniform footwear to optional footwear in accordance with MCFRS Policy & Procedure No. 06-09 “Apparel Policy” dated July 20, 2009 (or successor Policy and Procedure) after completing the appropriate Departmental form. In addition, after one of the two MCFRS- MCFRS-issued helmets is condemned, or when an employee is promoted to a position that requires a new helmet to be issued, the employee may apply the value of the second MCFRS-issued helmet to an alternate Department approved new helmet in accordance with NFPA Standard 1971 and 1851 (or successor Standard) after completing the appropriate Departmental form.