Biohazard Contaminated Uniform and Personal Protective Equipment Servicing Sample Clauses

Biohazard Contaminated Uniform and Personal Protective Equipment Servicing. Biohazard contaminated uniforms and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (e.g., EMS Rescue Coat, pants) will be decontaminated and then be professionally cleaned and/or repaired by the Employer in accordance with OSHA and/or other applicable standards, and returned to the employee within two (2) weeks. In the event these garments are contaminated, the Employer shall make immediately available to the employee, at the time of turning in contaminated PPE for decontamination and cleaning, an appropriately sized loaner PPE garment.
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Biohazard Contaminated Uniform and Personal Protective Equipment Servicing. Employees who have a Biohazard contaminated uniforms shall attain a new uniform following the process outlined above under replacement of worn uniform items section of this Article. Employees who promote in certifications or licensure shall be given five (5) new appropriate polo shirts in exchange for their prior certification uniform polos, two certification patches, and two certification employer patches. Registered Nurses shall wear the same uniform items but with an RN designator/patch identification on the item. A list of Company approved uniform items shall be reviewed by the Labor Management Committee, taking into consideration the availability of products from the Vendor(s). The Company will utilize its best effort to get comparable items on the approved uniform items list which existed at the time of ratification of the agreement. Upon terminating employment, employees shall return all of their uniforms which contain the Company logo back to the Company. All other uniform items such as pants, belts, boots, etc. which do not contain the Company logo shall be kept by the employee. The returned used uniform items shall not be distributed back to the work force as sold as new.
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