Crew Quarters Sample Clauses

Crew Quarters. The Employer shall, to its best ability, maintain all leased or owned stations and crew quarters in a safe and habitable condition and in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws. Crew lounges where 24-hour crews are assigned shall continue to include at a minimum: one color television, basic cable or satellite service, one DVD player, one bed for each on-duty 24 hour crew member, heating and air conditioning system, shower facilities, refrigerator, stove (if permissible), living room furniture to accommodate on-duty staff, one dining table/chairs, and a microwave. The Employer will provide one locker per regularly scheduled 24-hour crew member. Lockers shall be available at each deployment center for on-duty field personnel, communications center, and bargaining unit employees at those locations. The Employer retains the right to access the lockers at its discretion. The Employer shall replace and/or repair the above Company provided items within a reasonable time after notification to the designated Employer representative. Employees shall not remove any furnishings or other Employer items from crew lounges and employees shall reasonably care, clean, and maintain such items. Bottled and/or filtered water will be provided at all such locations. When new and/or replacement crew quarters are under consideration by the Employer, a Union-designated chief xxxxxxx or xxxxxxx from the county operation of the employees who will be using the new and/or replacement crew quarters will be given the opportunity to review the prospective crew quarters and provide input as to the adequacy of such facilities prior to a final decision being made by management. Special issues concerning such items as post locations, lighting and safety considerations at post locations, access to sanitary washing and bathroom facilities at post locations, and kitchen appliances in crew quarters will be resolved through local labor management.
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Crew Quarters. A. The Employer will, to its best ability, provide well-maintained crew quarters and facilities that are safe and comfortable for employees. The Union recognizes that bargaining unit employees are responsible for keeping crew quarters and facilities clean and sanitary at all times, and insuring that all Employer-provided items available in crew quarters and facilities are used and cared for properly. B Units shall have access to no less than the status quo number of “comfort” facilities at multiple post locations that provide facilities for basic living necessities, to include a bathroom, microwave, furniture to sit etc. Should the Employer partner with any other agency or facility to provide such locations, or use Employer posts, safety, security, and common courtesy will be provided to such outside agency, or Employer post, and crews. The Company will secure one additional comfort facility within the vicinity of Post 406. One-hundred and twenty (120) days after the effective date of this Agreement, any posting location without access to bathroom facilities will be removed from the deployment posting plan.
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Crew Quarters. A. The Employer will, to its best ability, provide well-maintained crew quarters and facilities that are safe and comfortable for employees. The Union recognizes that bargaining unit employees are responsible for keeping crew quarters and facilities clean and sanitary at all times, and insuring that all Employer-provided items available in crew quarters and facilities are used and cared for properly.
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Crew Quarters. Crew quarters shall be maintained in accordance with all state, federal and local laws, ordinances, and regulations. When new, and/or replacement crew quarters are under consideration by the Employer, an Association designated xxxxxxx from the bargaining unit who will be using the new and/or replacement crew quarters will be given the opportunity to review the prospective crew quarters and provide input to the adequacy of such facilities prior to a final decision being made by management. However, any such input provided by the Association designated xxxxxxx shall be advisory only, and shall not be binding on the Employer
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Crew Quarters. (a) The Employer agrees to make the following available to employees at crew quarters at no cost to employees:
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Crew Quarters. Contractor agrees that crew quarters in each of its facilities from which transportation overflow services are provided under this Master Agreement shall be maintained in a clean, sanitary, and livable condition. If Contractor's staff works 24-hour shifts, the applicable crew quarters shall also include kitchen and shower facilities that are in good working order. County staff may at any reasonable time, without prior notice, inspect Contractor's crew quarters in order to ascertain Contractor's compliance with these requirements.
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Crew Quarters. Every designated crew quarters operated by the District shall be outfitted with a kitchen, to include a microwave oven, refrigerator, conventional stove and oven, sinks, bathrooms, heating and air conditioning systems, cable TV, recliners and wall mount thermometers. During a utility provider's power emergency notification, temperature settings will be set to the recommended settings for the duration of the emergency only. Crew quarters shall be of sufficient size and layout to comfortably house and accommodate all assigned crewmembers. The District shall maintain crew quarters in a safe and habitable condition and according to all applicable laws, ordinances, and regulations. The District shall promptly attempt all necessary repairs and routine maintenance on crew quarters, subject to regular cleaning duties performed by crew. Sleeping areas will be separated for male/female privacy requirements, with one bed in each sleeping area. Telephones capable of sending and receiving local toll-free calls will be available at each crew quarter. The district may block crew quarter phones from long-distance access unrelated to work performance. The employee can utilize his or her personal phone for making long-distance calls. Employees are prohibited from using District phones for personal long-distance calls. Employees utilizing district phones for personal long-distance calls may be subject to the costs incurred, to the extent such long-distance calls are unrelated to work duties.
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Crew Quarters. The Employer shall provide an employee work station and quarters which satisfy all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations. The station and ambulances shall be kept clean, sanitary and in good condition by the employees assigned to work in such station and on ambulances, or as otherwise required by appropriate authorities. Each employee is personally responsible for the readiness and care of his or her assigned ambulance. For purposes of this Section, minimum readiness includes, but is not limited to:
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