Common use of Workmanship and Quality Clause in Contracts

Workmanship and Quality. a) Employees appropriately qualified will sign all required documentation in accordance with the applicable statutes and regulations. The parties will develop and implement guidelines in conjunction with the relevant authorities. b) Employees will complete all required documentation, especially time sheets, on time and accurately. Employees commit to taking accountability for completing daily tasks and preparing for tomorrow’s tasks where practicable. c) Employees are required to perform their functions and duties in accordance within the generally accepted principles of good quality and safe practices. Provided that all work performed shall be within the limits of the employees’ skill, training, classification and competence. It is also a term and condition of employment that an employee will: i. Properly use and maintain all appropriate vehicles, protective clothing, tools and equipment provided by the Employer. ii. Maintain a commitment to implement and observe the best agreed health and safety practices, quality procedures, site cleanliness and waste management practices. iii. Maintain an adequate kit of tools as stated in this agreement. iv. Sign all required documentation in accordance with the accredited Quality Assurance program. v. Conduct minor vehicle maintenance where possible and practicable and where employees are provided with the appropriate tools and it is safe to perform such work. d) The ETU will make every endeavour to eliminate any demarcation issue that may arise within the Employer. e) It is understood that Quality Assurance is a key factor to ensure that the Employer becomes a more competitive and efficient enterprise. f) The parties are therefore committed to the introduction and maintenance of accredited Quality Assurance programs where deemed necessary by the Employer and in accordance with Australian Standards.

Workmanship and Quality. a) Employees appropriately qualified will sign all required documentation in accordance with the applicable statutes and regulations. The parties will develop and implement guidelines in conjunction with the relevant authorities. b) . Employees will complete all required documentation, especially time sheets, on time and accurately. Employees commit to taking accountability for completing daily tasks and preparing for tomorrow’s tasks where practicable. c) . Employees are required to perform their functions and duties in accordance within the generally accepted principles of good quality and safe practices. Provided that all work performed shall be within the limits of the employees’ skill, training, classification and competence. It is also a term and condition of employment that an employee will: i. (a) Properly use and maintain all appropriate vehicles, protective clothing, tools and equipment provided by the Employer. ii. (b) Maintain a commitment to implement and observe the best agreed health and safety practices, quality procedures, site cleanliness and waste management practices. iii. Maintain (c) Provide and maintain an adequate kit of tools as stated in this agreement. iv. (d) Sign all required documentation in accordance with the accredited Quality Assurance program. v. (e) Conduct minor vehicle maintenance where possible and practicable and where employees are provided with the appropriate tools and it is safe to perform such work. d) . The ETU will make every endeavour to eliminate any demarcation issue that may arise within the Employer. e) . It is understood that Quality Assurance is a key factor to ensure that the Employer becomes a more competitive and efficient enterprise. f) . The parties are therefore committed to the introduction and maintenance of accredited Quality Assurance programs where deemed necessary by the Employer and in accordance with Australian Standards.

Workmanship and Quality. (a) Employees appropriately qualified will sign all required documentation in accordance with the applicable statutes and regulations. The parties will develop and implement guidelines in conjunction with the relevant authorities. (b) Employees will complete all required documentation, especially time sheets, on time and accurately. Employees commit to taking accountability for completing daily tasks and preparing for tomorrow’s tasks where practicable. (c) Employees are required to perform their functions and duties in accordance within the generally accepted principles of good quality and safe practices. Provided that all work performed shall be within the limits of the employees’ skill, training, classification classification, and competence. It is also a term and condition of employment that an employee will: i. Properly use and maintain all appropriate vehicles, protective clothing, tools and equipment provided by the Employer. ii. Maintain a commitment to implement and observe the best agreed health and safety practices, quality procedures, site cleanliness and waste management practices. iii. Maintain Provide and maintain an adequate kit of tools as stated in this agreement. iv. Sign all required documentation in accordance with the accredited Quality Assurance program. v. Conduct minor vehicle maintenance where possible and practicable and where employees are provided with the appropriate tools tools, and it is safe to perform such work. d) . The ETU will make every endeavour to eliminate any demarcation issue that may arise within the Employer. e) . It is understood that Quality Assurance is a key factor to ensure that the Employer becomes a more competitive and efficient enterprise. f) . The parties are therefore committed to the introduction and maintenance of accredited Quality Assurance programs where deemed necessary by the Employer and in accordance with Australian Standards.