COVID-19 Compliance Manager Sample Clauses

COVID-19 Compliance Manager. Productions will have a designated individual with specialized training, responsibility and authority for COVID-19 safety compliance and enforcement, and such person shall be physically present on the production to monitor and enforce COVID-19 safety protocols beginning from crew call and continuing until wrap. Additional COVID-19 safety duties may be split among multiple individuals, who may also have other duties on the production, so long as where the Employer elects to assign Covid-19 compliance monitoring and enforcement to a bargaining unit Employee, such duties are incidental to the Employee’s bargaining unit work and do not interfere with the Employee’s performance of bargaining unit work. The COVID-19 Compliance Manager designated on the production shall be identified on the call sheet. The COVID-19 Compliance Manager may pause production or other work activities if he/she identifies a COVID-19 health and safety concern (e.g., issues of non- compliance with the health and safety protocols and procedures), to advise the appropriate party and resolve the concern. The COVID-19 Compliance Manager shall also have the ability to effectively recommend discipline or termination for violations of COVID-19 health and safety protocols. The Parties agree that in certain productions, or when activity on the production is limited (e.g., tabletop shoot), the COVID-19 Compliance and Enforcement may be adequately monitored and enforced without a constant physical presence. In those circumstances, the extent of that presence shall be reserved to the good faith judgment of the COVID- 19 Compliance Manager. Notice shall be provided to the affected union(s) in advance where the Compliance Manager has determined that physical presence will not be required at all times, or where minimal presence will be required. Employer may elect hire an individual from a classification represented by the IATSE, Teamsters, or DGA to perform both COVID-19 compliance and enforcement duties and work covered by one of the agreements referenced above (“bargaining unit work”), provided that the employee is hired in addition to the regular complement of crew on the production, and one person is designated as fulfilling the role of a COVID-19 Compliance Manager identified on the call sheet. Employees so hired shall be covered by the applicable collective bargaining agreement and subject to the minimum terms and conditions applicable to the classification in which the employee is engaged. Duri...
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