Uniforms and Quartermaster System Sample Clauses

Uniforms and Quartermaster System. Upon initial hire after the effective date of this Agreement, the City will provide employees with the uniform and firefighting turnout items as listed in the Fire Department uniform general order; The Fire Chief or his designee may add items to that list at his discretion. Employees participating in identified special event details shall be eligible to receive one special event uniform, i.e., shirt, shorts, and shoes. The City shall reasonably determine the type, style, and/or color of uniforms and turnout gear. Clothing and protective gear issued by the City shall only be worn when representing the City or the Fire Department in an official capacity, or traveling to and from work. The Fire Chief may establish reasonable rules and policies concerning the use and wearing of uniforms and equipment. The City will replace required uniform and protective equipment items as they become worn out or damaged through a process established by the City. Employees are responsible for the cleanliness and appearance of their uniforms. If the Fire Chief decides to change the type, style or color of any uniform item which the Fire Chief requires employees to wear, the City shall provide the initial issue at no expense to the affected employee. This provision shall not be applicable if the Fire Chief decides to change the type, style or color of any uniform item prospectively; in which case items ordered pursuant to the City’s replacement procedure shall be in accordance with the changed type, style or color of uniform item.
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Uniforms and Quartermaster System. The Village will provide the following items: (a) Safety Goggles (b) Work Gloves (c) Rubber Boots (d) Carhartt or similarly manufactured Winter Coat (e) Carhartt or similarly manufactured Bib Coveralls (f) Work baseball cap (g) Personal Protective Gear, including rain gear, safety vest, safety goggles, respirators, hearing protection devices, hardhat, back support system (voluntary). (h) Spring/fall jacket (i) 5 – tee shirts with color and markings meeting ANSI safety standards All employees will be issued one set of the above items if they do not already have them. If an item is worn beyond repair the employees may submit it to their immediate supervisor for replacement. If the items is lost or destroyed through misuse, the employee will be required to pay the cost of replacement.
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