Common use of Work Permits Clause in Contracts

Work Permits. All teens under 18 must obtain a work permit from school district where they live or go to school. For more information, visit the website of the Division of Occupational Safety at: xxx.xxx.xxx/xxx/xxxxx In place of the standard work permit, a special Cooperative Education Employment Permit must be obtained by all minors who will be employed in cooperative education. These permits are issued by the superintendent of the school district where the minor is enrolled in a chapter 74 program. Prohibited Jobs for Minors People under 18 may NOT: General work permit‌ • Drive a vehicle, forklift or work assist vehicle (except golf carts in certain circumstances) • Ride as a passenger on a forklift • Operate, clean or repair power driven bakery machines (except for certain countertop models and pizza dough rollers) • Handle, serve, or work from hoisting machines • Use, serve, or sell alcoholic beverages • Manufacture brick, tile, or kindred products • Manufacture or store explosives • Work in forest fire fighting forest fire prevention, timber track operations, and forestry service • Work in wrecking, demolition, or shipbreaking • Work in logging sawmilling, or mining • Work where they are exposed to radioactive substances • Work in any job requiring the possession or use of a firearm Co-op employment permit • Operate, clean or repair power driven meat slicers, grinders or choppers* • Work 30 feet or more above ground or water* • Use circular, chain, or band saws; guillotine shears; wood chippers; and abrasive cutting discs* • Use power-driven woodworking machines* • Operate or load power-driven balers, compactors, or paper processing machines* • Use power-driven metal-forming, punching, or shearing machines* • Use buffing or polishing equipment* • Work in excavation* • Work slaughtering, packing, or processing meat and poultry* • Work in railway operations* • Work in roofing, or on, or about a roof* • Work in foundries, or around blast furnaces* • Work manufacturing phosphorus or phosphorus matches* • Work as a firefighter, or engineer on a boat* • Oil or clean hazardous machinery in motion* Please discuss any concerns or questions regarding under 18 work restrictions with the schools Cooperative coordinator.

Work Permits. All teens under 18 must obtain a work permit from school district where they live or go to school. For more information, visit the website of the Division of Occupational Safety at: xxx.xxx.xxx/xxx/xxxxx In place of the standard work permit, a special Cooperative Education Employment Permit must be obtained by all minors who will be employed in cooperative education. These permits are issued by the superintendent of the school district where the minor is enrolled in a chapter 74 program. Prohibited Jobs for Minors People under 18 may NOT: General work permit‌ • permit Drive a vehicle, forklift or work assist vehicle (except golf carts in certain circumstances) • Ride as a passenger on a forklift • Operate, clean or repair power driven bakery machines (except for certain countertop models and pizza dough rollers) • Handle, serve, or work from hoisting machines • Use, serve, or sell alcoholic beverages • Manufacture brick, tile, or kindred products • Manufacture or store explosives • Work in forest fire fighting forest fire prevention, timber track operations, and forestry service • Work in wrecking, demolition, or shipbreaking • Work in logging sawmilling, or mining • Work where they are exposed to radioactive substances • Work in any job requiring the possession or use of a firearm Co-op employment permit • Operate, clean or repair power driven meat slicers, grinders or choppers* • Work 30 feet or more above ground or water* • Use circular, chain, or band saws; guillotine shears; wood chippers; and abrasive cutting discs* • Use power-driven woodworking machines* • Operate or load power-driven balers, compactors, or paper processing machines* • Use power-driven metal-forming, punching, or shearing machines* • Use buffing or polishing equipment* • Work in excavation* • Work slaughtering, packing, or processing meat and poultry* • Work in railway operations* • Work in roofing, or on, or about a roof* • Work in foundries, or around blast furnaces* • Work manufacturing phosphorus or phosphorus matches* • Work as a firefighter, or engineer on a boat* • Oil or clean hazardous machinery in motion* Please discuss any concerns or questions regarding under 18 work restrictions with the schools Cooperative coordinator. *For all child labor law exemptions for students-learners, the work shall be incidental to his or her training, shall be intermittent and for short periods of time, shall be under the direct and close supervision of a qualified and experienced person, and shall include safety instruction by the employer as part of the training before work is performed by minor.

Work Permits. All teens under 18 must obtain a work permit from school district where they live or go to school. For more information, visit the website of the Division of Occupational Safety at: xxx.xxx.xxx/xxx/xxxxx In place of the standard work permit, a special Cooperative Education Employment Permit must be obtained by all minors who will be employed in cooperative education. These permits are issued by the superintendent of the school district where the minor is enrolled in a chapter 74 program. Prohibited Jobs for Minors People under 18 may NOT: General work permit‌ • permit  Drive a vehicle, forklift or work assist vehicle (except golf carts in certain circumstances) •  Ride as a passenger on a forklift •  Operate, clean or repair power driven bakery machines (except for certain countertop models and pizza dough rollers) •  Handle, serve, or work from hoisting machines •  Use, serve, or sell alcoholic beverages •  Manufacture brick, tile, or kindred products •  Manufacture or store explosives •  Work in forest fire fighting forest fire prevention, timber track operations, and forestry service •  Work in wrecking, demolition, or shipbreaking •  Work in logging sawmilling, or mining •  Work where they are exposed to radioactive substances •  Work in any job requiring the possession or use of a firearm Co-op employment permit •  Operate, clean or repair power driven meat slicers, grinders or choppers* •  Work 30 feet or more above ground or water* •  Use circular, chain, or band saws; guillotine shears; wood chippers; and abrasive cutting discs* •  Use power-driven woodworking machines* •  Operate or load power-driven balers, compactors, or paper processing machines* •  Use power-driven metal-forming, punching, or shearing machines* •  Use buffing or polishing equipment* •  Work in excavation* •  Work slaughtering, packing, or processing meat and poultry* •  Work in railway operations* •  Work in roofing, or on, or about a roof* •  Work in foundries, or around blast furnaces* •  Work manufacturing phosphorus or phosphorus matches* •  Work as a firefighter, or engineer on a boat* •  Oil or clean hazardous machinery in motion* Please discuss any concerns or questions regarding under 18 work restrictions with the schools Cooperative coordinator.