DOT or Comparable Training Sample Clauses
The "DOT or Comparable Training" clause requires that individuals performing certain tasks or roles must complete training that meets the standards set by the Department of Transportation (DOT) or an equivalent program. This typically applies to employees involved in activities such as handling hazardous materials, operating commercial vehicles, or performing safety-sensitive functions, ensuring they are properly educated on relevant regulations and safety procedures. The core purpose of this clause is to ensure compliance with legal requirements and to promote workplace safety by mandating that personnel are adequately trained for their responsibilities.
DOT or Comparable Training. At Board expense, and with no use of Association Days (if applicable), up to five (5) Association representatives from each bargaining unit may participate in the reasonable suspicion training conducted in 1999-2000, excluding DOT- covered employees, and thereafter as mutually agreed. Association representatives will only be paid for this time if it occurs during their normal work hours. Administrators who make a determination of reasonable suspicion must have been trained regarding reasonable suspicion training within the thirty-six (36) months prior to the determination.
DOT or Comparable Training. At Board expense, and with no use of Association Days (if applicable), up to five