Use of Custodians with CDLs As Substitutes Sample Clauses

Use of Custodians with CDLs As Substitutes. A. When a unit member whose position entails that she/he operate equipment that requires the operator to hold a valid commercial driver’s license (CDL) is absent from work, another member of the unit who holds a valid CDL shall, in the manner provided below, be offered the substitute position if it is determined administratively that a substitute is required. A unit member who wishes to be available for such substitute work shall provide the Superintendent or her/his designee with a copy of that member’s currently valid CDL, and shall provide a new copy of her/his valid CDL whenever the CDL is renewed. A unit member on the substitute list for being called to work in a CDL position whose CDL is suspended or revoked shall immediately inform the Superintendent or her/his designee thereof, and said member shall not be available for substitute work under this section for the duration of her/his CDL’s suspension or revocation. B. Unit members wishing to be available for substitute work under this section shall be offered substitute work on a rotating basis, starting with the most senior unit member on the list as “seniority” is defined in Article XXVI § 0.X, xxxxx. In the event that a regular custodian is unavailable or declines the opportunity to substitute under this section, a substitute who is not a member of the bargaining unit may be used. C. A unit member who substitutes under this section shall be paid for said substitute service at the rate of the position in which the unit member is substituting.
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