Common use of Use of OC Vehicles and Equipment Clause in Contracts

Use of OC Vehicles and Equipment. It is to the mutual advantage of both OC and employees that employees shall not operate OC vehicles which are in an unsafe operating condition. It shall be the duty of the employees to report, in writing, to their designated supervisor, not later than the end of their shift all safety and/or mechanical defects on the equipment which they have operated during that shift. It shall be the obligation of OC to direct the repair as necessary to conform with the safe and efficient operation of that equipment. In the event that repairs cannot be effected, the equipment will be correctly identified and be kept out of service until repaired, and it shall not be considered a violation of their employment when OC employees refuse to operate such identified equipment.

Use of OC Vehicles and Equipment. It is to the mutual advantage of both OC and employees the employee that employees shall not operate OC vehicles which are not in an unsafe a safe operating condition. It shall be the duty of the employees employee to report, in writing, to their designated supervisor, supervisor not later than the end of their shift all safety and/or mechanical defects on the equipment which that they have had operated during that shift. It shall be the obligation of OC to direct the repair repair, as necessary necessary, to conform with the safe and efficient operation of that equipment. In the event that repairs cannot immediately be effected, the equipment will shall be correctly identified and be kept out of service until repaired, and it . It shall not be considered a violation of their employment when OC employees refuse an employee refuses to operate such identified equipment.

Use of OC Vehicles and Equipment. ‌ It is to the mutual advantage of both OC and employees that employees shall not operate OC vehicles which are in an unsafe operating condition. It shall be the duty of the employees to report, in writing, to their designated supervisor, not later than the end of their shift all safety and/or mechanical defects on the equipment which they have operated during that shift. It shall be the obligation of OC to direct the repair as necessary to conform with the safe and efficient operation of that equipment. In the event that repairs cannot be effected, the equipment will be correctly identified and be kept out of service until repaired, and it shall not be considered a violation of their employment when OC employees refuse to operate such identified equipment.