Work Safety. No employee shall be subject to disciplinary action by reason of the employee’s failure or refusal to operate or handle any piece of equipment or work in any work situation that the employee believes will place him or a third party in imminent danger of injury. If it is later proven that the employee’s objection was not legitimate, then this paragraph would not prevent the City from taking disciplinary action for the employee’s failure or refusal to perform his duties. It is the obligation of any employee to immediately contact his immediate supervisor, department director, or the City Risk Management division to report any equipment or working condition that appears to be unsafe for authorization to proceed with operations. If it is found that an employee has knowingly failed to meet this obligation, that employee may be subject to disciplinary action.
Work Safety. The Employer shall provide without cost to the bargaining unit member the following:
Work Safety. The Contractor shall provide and enforce a safe work environment as prescribed in the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, as amended. The Contractor will provide such safety equipment, training and supervision as may be required by the Municipality and/or Government. The Contractor shall ensure that its subcontracts contain a similar safety provision. 1.2.12
Work Safety. (a) Any employee becoming aware of an unsafe working condition or an accident will immediately report the condition or accident to the employee's immediate supervisor and also will record and submit a written report of the unsafe working condition or accident to the employee's immediate supervisor within the same work day. If it is impossible to submit the written report within the same work day, the written report will be submitted by the employee within 24 hours of the initial verbal report. If the employee needs assistance with writing the report, the Company's Safety Manager shall assist the employee. Failure to report an unsafe working condition or an accident will result in discipline, up to and including termination. Employees who feel that a work assignment is unsafe have the right to refuse to perform the work without fear of discipline, pending review of the unsafe condition by an active safety committee member and a member of management.
Work Safety. 15.1 THE EMPLOYER shall take all reasonable steps to protect the health, safety and welfare of its employees while they are working. Employees shall comply with all rules, policies and procedures covering health and safety published by THE EMPLOYER from time to time.
Work Safety. A. All employees and probationary employees shall be required to follow all safety rules promulgated by any federal, state, county or local law or regulation or by the EMUA and shall be required to meet all requirements imposed by such laws or regulations.
Work Safety. The School District will refund an expense up to $400.00 per year for safety clothing and equipment for each maintenance employee, at the discretion of the Supervisor of Building and Grounds. In order to obtain said refund the employee agrees to furnish Central office with a receipt of purchase.
Work Safety. Driving Hours and Drug and Alcohol Policy 9 22.1 Driving Hours 9 23. .......... Fleet Operators 9 24. .......... Union Recognition and Delegates Rights 9
Work Safety. (a) Any employee becoming aware of an unsafe working condition or an accident will immediately report the condition or accident to the employee’s immediate supervisor or Safety Committee Representative and also will record and submit a written report of the unsafe working condition or accident to the employee’s immediate supervisor or Safety Committee Representative within the same work day. If it is impossible to submit the written report within the same work day, the written report will be submitted by the employee within 24 hours of the initial verbal report. If the employee needs assistance with writing the report, the Union’s safety representative shall assist the employee.
Work Safety. (a) Any employee becoming aware of an unsafe working condition, near miss, or a mishap will immediately report the condition, near miss, or mishap to the employee’s immediate supervisor and also will record and submit a written report, on an approved company form of the unsafe working condition, near miss, or mishap to the employee’s immediate supervisor within the same work day. If it is impossible to submit the written report within the same workday, the written report will be submitted by the employee within 24 hours of the initial verbal report. If the employee needs assistance with writing the report, the SSHO will assist the employee. The Chief Xxxxxxx will be given a copy of the written report. If the employees’ immediate supervisor is not available to receive the report of an unsafe situation, the employee will attempt to contact senior management using the following order of notification: the direct Manager of the responsible supervisor or the Project Manager.
