Extreme cold Sample Clauses
The "Extreme cold" clause defines the procedures and responsibilities that apply when temperatures fall below a specified threshold, impacting the performance of contractual obligations. Typically, this clause outlines what constitutes extreme cold, the actions parties must take—such as suspending work or implementing safety measures—and any adjustments to timelines or costs that may result. Its core function is to ensure safety and fairness by addressing the risks and delays associated with severe cold weather, thereby protecting both parties from unforeseen complications.
Extreme cold a. The Agency recognizes the hazards of working outside for extended periods in extremely cold temperatures.
b. The Agency acknowledges the responsibility to insure the adequacy of cold weather gear worn by employees, and the availability of all such protective equipment, prior to venturing out into extreme temperatures for extended periods of time as determined by applicable extreme weather exposure criteria.
c. The Agency will furnish authorized cold weather protective gear at no cost to the employee and will monitor working conditions.
d. The Agency acknowledges that there are certain cold factors beyond which employees are incapable of performing sustained work.
e. It is realized that tolerance between individuals differ and that the type of outside work being accomplished affects the body heat generated by a worker, therefore, common sense and the Chill Chart below must be applied when considering exposure times. Table 16-2.1
Extreme cold a. The Agency recognizes the hazards of working outside for extended periods in extremely cold temperatures IAW ATP 4-25.15, Table 8-1.
b. The Agency acknowledges the responsibility to insure the adequacy of cold weather gear worn by employees, and the availability of all such protective equipment, prior to venturing out into extreme temperatures for extended periods of time as determined by applicable extreme weather exposure criteria.
c. The Agency, in accordance with applicable laws and regulations, agrees to provide all appropriate safety and protective clothing, and equipment to employees during the performance of their assigned duties.
Extreme cold. Work rest cycles must be followed during extreme cold conditions, +10 (F) and below.
Extreme cold. The Employer is responsible for and agrees to provide protective cold weather equipment at the technician’s work location and compatible with the duties of the technician. In the event funding is not immediately available, a Risk Assessment Code (RAC) priority will be assigned for future funding. In the interim, should cold weather equipment be awaiting funding, management will take reasonable efforts to ameliorate the effects of cold weather and still accomplish the mission. The cold tolerance between individuals differs, and the type of work being accomplished needs to be considered when assigning such work.
Extreme cold. The Agency and the Union mutually recognize the hazards of working in extremely cold temperatures and acknowledge that, under extenuating circumstances, the necessity for accomplishing mission essential tasks even in the most extreme temperatures. Each employee is responsible to ensure the adequacy of cold weather gear worn and to make full and proper use of all such protective equipment prior to venturing out in extreme temperatures. The agency will make every effort to provide authorized foul/cold weather protective gear to employees at no cost to ensure a safe work environment.