UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT. The Village shall purchase and issue all uniform and turnout items required by Fire Department regulations. A Quartermaster shall be appointed by the Chief to regulate and maintain the Department’s uniform and turnout equipment system. New employees shall receive a full complement of uniforms and turnout equipment upon being hired. After initial uniform and turnout equipment issuance, replacement items will be issued for torn, damaged or worn items on an exchange basis as approved by the Quartermaster. Any employee who does not turn in torn, worn out/damaged uniform and equipment items shall be required to pay for the replacement; provided that if an employee is able to establish to the reasonable satisfaction of the Quartermaster that a uniform or equipment item has been lost or stolen due to circumstances beyond the employee’s reasonable control, the employee shall not be required to pay for the replacement. It is understood that equipment items may be appropriately repaired rather than replaced if it is reasonable to repair the item. If the Village chooses to change a uniform or turnout item, the replacement shall be at the discretion and expense of the Village. Employees shall maintain their equipment and uniforms in a serviceable and neat- appearing manner. No portion of the uniform shall be worn off duty except to and from work. The daily work clothes, or uniform of the day, shall be as prescribed by the Fire Chief, or his designee (usually the Shift Commander). Upon separation from service, all badges, identification, turnout gear, and equipment purchased by the Village shall be returned to the Village; all uniform or turnout items purchased by third parties shall be returned to such third parties upon request by the third party. The uniform issue items and turnout issue items currently provided by the Village are as follows: UNIFORM ISSUE ITEMS One pair dress shoes One dress blouse One pair dress trousers Two long sleeve shirts Four short sleeve polo knit shirts with name and logo Four pair work pants One dress cap with accessories One EMS coat Four T-shirts with logo One pair steel toe work shoes or boots One belt Two name tags Two badges Two sets of collar insignias (officers) One job shirt with name and logo One tie One navy watch cap with logo One sweat shirt with logo One pair sweat pants with logo TURNOUT ISSUE ITEMS One protective turnout coat One pair of protective turnout pants One helmet with face shield One Nomex hood Two pair leather gl...
UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT. Section 1. The City shall provide and replace sufficient uniforms for uniformed employees where uniforms are required.
UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT. Section 1 The County shall provide uniforms for those employees whose job assignments require them to be in uniform. The employees shall wear the uniform when on duty and shall maintain a suitable appearance at all times.
UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT. Section 1. The City shall supply safety glasses to employees who are required to wear safety glasses in the performance of their duties. Safety glasses must be industrial grade safety glasses which meet or exceed the requirements of ANSI Specification Z87.1. All employees who are required to wear safety glasses shall be required to wear side xxxxxxx, either permanent or snap-on, whenever an eye hazard exists. Solid tinted glasses will not be approved unless required by prescription. Transition lenses may be considered for those employees who primarily work outdoors.
UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT. Section 26.1. The Employer shall supply at no cost to the employee all uniforms and equipment required by the Employer, excluding socks and underwear, in quantities specified by the Employer. When in uniform, employees may wear either a xxxxxx or tie. The Employer shall furnish leather goods to all employees. Employees shall have leather goods replaced by the Employer on an as needed basis as determined by the Employer.
UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT. 14.1 Security Guards providing services under the Contract shall report to work in uniforms provided and paid for by the Contractor, unless otherwise specified by the Customer in the SLA. All Security Guards shall be appropriately uniformed in accordance with section 493.6305, F.S. The uniform must clearly identify the employee as a Security Guard working for the Contractor and include a picture ID badge prominently placed on the uniform. Badges may not resemble those of local law enforcement agencies. The uniform shall be neat, clean, pressed, and present a professional appearance. Shoes shall be shined in a manner that is satisfactory to the Customer. Security personnel reporting to work with a uniform that does not meet this standard will be required to change before reporting to work. Time spent changing into the appropriate uniform will not be billed to the Customer. Customers will provide the Contractor with notice of a security personnel reporting to work who is not in compliance with the terms set forth herein, and the Contractor shall provide an immediate replacement, as necessary, to avoid any lapse in coverage.
UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT. 22.01 Uniforms and equipment, excluding weapons and shoes, will be provided by the City at a level necessary to carry out their duties and responsibilities.
UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT. 28.1 Each CCSNH institution retains the right to establish standards for uniform wear. Uniforms are attire required and selected by the CCSNH institution to be worn in the performance of assigned duties. Uniform clothing as defined in this section shall be administered in accordance with CCSNH policies and procedures.
UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT. During the life of this Agreement, the State will not increase the cost to employees for uniforms and equipment.
UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT. A. The Employer agrees to provide required uniforms and equipment for employees in the bargaining unit. The uniforms provided shall furnish warmth, protection, and comfort to the employee.
