Uniforms and Equipment A Sample Clauses

Uniforms and Equipment A. The Employer will issue uniforms, equipment and firearms in accordance with the Law Enforcement and Security Operations Guidelines Handbook. B. It is the Employer's policy that weapons should be assigned exclusively to individual officers. The individual FPO will be accountable for the weapon when it is in his/her possession. When individual lockers are provided, sealed keys will be maintained by the individual FPO, as well as by the supervisor. The supervisor may make an inspection of the weapon at any time. C. If repairs are needed to keep the weapon serviceable, it will be brought to the supervisor's immediate attention. A replace-ment weapon will normally be issued during the period that a weapon is being repaired. When a replacement weapon is issued and practice is necessary, such practice will be scheduled as soon as possible. D. The FPO will carry a weapon while officially on duty, except when directed otherwise. However, the FPO will not be allowed to carry a weapon while on call or when reporting to a TDY location, unless specifically approved by the Employer on a case-by-case basis.
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