Commercial Vehicle Operators Sample Clauses

Commercial Vehicle Operators. Employees who operate commercial vehicles for the company are subject to testing as required for general employees. Drivers are also subject to testing as required by federal and state statutes. Refusal to submit to testing in any of the above circumstances, or a positive test, is grounds for termination. An employee may become eligible for rehire upon completion of the company’s Employee Assistance Program. ATTACHMENT “B” continued PROJECT: PROJECT SUBCONTRACTOR XX/XX/XXXX ALCOHOL, DRUG, AND BACKGROUND SCREENING PROGRAM B ackground Screening Subcontractor shall ensure that background checks are conducted in compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations. Subcontractor shall ensure that background checks are conducted on employees covering the counties, states, and/or countries in which the person was employed or resided for the past seven (7) to ten (10) years. Subcontractor shall require the same of independent contractor(s) or additional tiered subcontractor(s). Anyone on a sex offender registry is not permitted on M. B. Xxxx job-sites. Contractor reserves the right to verify that all employees, 1099 contractors of any subcontractor, and temporary laborers have been screened. Contractor may randomly select subcontractors on a quarterly basis and require an additional affidavit of compliance with the background screening procedures. Owner/Client Requirement: Additional background screening(s) may be required of subcontractors as required by owner/client. S UBCONTRACTOR X . X. XXXX CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Authorized Subcontractor’s Signature PROJECT MANAGER Project Manager ATTACHMENT “C” PROJECT: PROJECT SUBCONTRACTOR XX/XX/XXXX NPDES GENERAL PERMIT NPDES GENERAL PERMIT FOR STORM WATER DISCHARGES FROM CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES THAT ARE CLASSIFIED AS “ASSOCIATED WITH INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY” BY EPA REGULATION (PERMIT No.(********)) CO-PERMITTEE AGREEMENT All contractors and subcontractors of the owner/operator whose activities at the construction site may impact storm water discharges or controls at the construction site along the duration of the construction project, shall sign a copy of the certification statement given below: “I certify by my signature below that I accept the terms and conditions of the Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) as required by the general National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES Permit No. (********)) issued to the owner/operator of the construction activity for which I have been...
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Commercial Vehicle Operators. Employees who operate commercial vehicles for the company are subject to testing as required for general employees. Drivers are also subject to testing as required by federal and state statutes. Refusal to submit to testing in any of the above circumstances, or a positive test, is grounds for termination. An employee may remain eligible for employment under the company’s Employee Assistance Program.
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Commercial Vehicle Operators. Perceptions of the impact of the SR 520 tolling on goods movement, including route selection, travel time, and timing of their trips. • No baseline data needed (analysis is post-deployment only) • UPA interviews needed • No planned local partner surveys yet identified for piggy-backing Partnership Agency Representatives and Other Key Stakeholders. Information on perception of factors influencing the success of the Seattle UPA partnership, project benefits, and lessons learned. • UPA interviews and workshops needed • UPA interviews and workshops needed The sections that follow briefly discuss each survey/interview to be used, first presenting the existing or planned local partner data to be utilized and then identifying the UPA surveys/interviews that are recommended. Details on questions and survey protocols (recruitment, sampling method, etc.) will be resolved in the full test plan documents and will include consultation with the local partners.
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