Clothing and Broken Tool Replacement Policies Sample Clauses

Clothing and Broken Tool Replacement Policies. (1) The Municipality agrees to supply:
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Clothing and Broken Tool Replacement Policies. (1) The Employer agrees to supply:
Clothing and Broken Tool Replacement Policies. (1) The Municipality agrees to supply: two (2) pairs of clean coveralls per week per mechanic; two (2) pairs of clean per week per operator of paint and spray machines while actually spraying; two (2) rubberized suits and suitable oxygen masks for each pump station; two (2) pairs of clean per week per person for the parks garbage garbage dump attendant, and the street sweeper driver; leather gauntlet style shall be made available to crew employees; Municipality agrees to test the use of disposable lab coats for Exhibits Clerk position.
Clothing and Broken Tool Replacement Policies. (1) The Municipality agrees to supply: two (2) pairs of clean coveralls per week per mechanic; two (2) pairs of clean coveralls per week per operator of paint and spray machines while actually spraying; two (2) rubberized suits and suitable oxygen masks for each pump station; two (2) pairs of clean coveralls per week per person for the parks garbage detail, garbage dump attendant, and the street sweeper driver; leather gauntlet style gloves shall be made available to all brushing crew employees; Municipality agrees to test the use of disposable lab coats for Exhibits Clerk position; effective as soon as possible following November two (2) pairs of clean coveralls per week for employees classified as: Mechanical Technician, Labourer Equipment Operator Flusher Truck, Xxxxxxx Sewers, Labourer Sewers, Maintenanceworker Utilities, and Water Maintenanceworker where the employee is exposed to contaminant or hazardous material.

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