State Safety Codes Sample Clauses

State Safety Codes. All electrical work shall be executed in a safe and proper manner. The State safety code will serve as minimum standards. Both parties recognize the approval of the Alaska Department of Occupational Safety and Health Act and its applications to the terms of this Agreement.
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State Safety Codes. The applicable electrical safety codes which have been adopted by the State of Alaska, and any duly adopted amendments thereto or substitutions therefore are hereby adopted by the parties as the minimum standards of safety to be met in the implementation of this Agreement and the assignment to and discharge of work by employees covered herein.

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