Gear Sample Clauses

Gear. The City shall supply each employee with all necessary firefighter gear, all badges, and insignias, including one (1) set of E.M.T. collar insignias.
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Gear. The landing gear and wheel xxxxx will be clean, free of leaks and repaired as necessary. Wheels and brakes shall be in a half life condition or better.
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Gear. The District agrees to supply to each elementary school one (1) raincoat and one (1) pair of boots. The District also agrees to supply two (2) raincoats and two (2) pairs of boots for the Maintenance Shop. The District agrees to provide six (6) shirts for each member of the unit each year. Employees shall be required to wear all District provided shirts. The District agrees to provide employees with their annual allotment of shirts no later than September 1 of each year. In the event that the District fails to meet the September 1 deadline, employees shall not be required to wear District provided shirts until the time when shirts are distributed to the employees. The District will provide a shoe allowance of up to $160.00 per year. Employees will purchase work shoes and be reimbursed after submitting an appropriate receipt. Employees may purchase multiple pairs of shoes throughout the year for reimbursement up to a maximum provided above. The District reserves the right to reject a purchase that it does not deem work appropriate for the unit member’s position and responsibilities. The District agrees to provide District issued cell phones to Maintenance employees, provided each maintenance employee issued a cell phone agrees to, and signs off on, a District issued cell phone policy. The Union consents to the District=s implementation of a cell phone policy. Unit members who are identified as part of the District Safety Plan- Emergency Response Phone List, shall be either (1) provided with a district-owned cell phone; or (2) compensated $40.00 per month for use of their personal cell phone. Unit members who are provided with a district-owned cell phone will be required to comply with the District’s policy on the use of District issued cell phones. Unit members who are part of the Emergency Response Phone List will be required to respond, as instructed, when contacted in an emergency situation.
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Gear. Tribal Members will use methods of take as outlined in the Oregon Sport Fishing Regulations when gathering Shellfish, and gathering must be consistent with the requirements of the Oregon Sport Fishing Regulations.
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Gear. There should be an option of leaving the gear at the venue overnight. Venue must be open for picking up gear the next day at any time relevant to the band’s touring schedule. If this is not possible secure parking overnight is crucial! Please advise.
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Gear. Tribal Members will use either their hands or hand tools when gathering clams, and gathering must be consistent with the requirements of the Coquille Indian Tribal Clam Gathering Ordinance, CITC Chapter 260. The Tribe will adopt by reference the Oregon Sport Fishing Regulations applicable to such harvest by non-Tribal Members (except for the daily limit).
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Gear. If BACKLINE gear is not a condition of this agreement, please note that cabling, power, and space for ventilation for FASHION BOMB’s usual performance gear. Lead Vox - Gator 4U Rack (Shure PSM400 in ear transmitter, Shure Beta58 wireless transmitter, TC Electronics Effects Processor, Presonus Blue Tube Pre-Amp). Lead Guitar - Line-6 Cabinet, Line-6 Vetta Head, Line-6 Ground Control for Vetta. Second Guitar - Xxxxxxxx Cabinet, Xxxxxxxx JCM9000 Head. Xxxx - Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx half stack. Drums - 5 piece standard Pearl kit, double bass pedal. Alesis ipod mixer for tracks.
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Gear. Section 1: Except as set forth in this section, all employees shall annually be provided six (6) long sleeve shirts, six (6) short sleeve shirts and a $750 prorated clothing allowance. The clothing allowance shall be paid in a lump sum during the first month of each contract year during this Agreement. In lieu of the preceding benefit, the City shall provide each employee in the classifications of mechanics uniforms. Employees shall wear the uniforms and shirts when working and shall not wear the uniforms or shirts unless working or coming to or going from work. Employees shall at the start of each work shift assure that their clothing is serviceable and clean.
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Gear. INTRACOASTAL MARINE, LLC shall furnish the use of all towing hawsers and bridles necessary for this towage service which shall be in all respects fit for the intended service, but INTRACOASTAL MARINE, LLC shall be entitled, without expense, to the use of any of the TOW's gear, power, anchors, anchor chain, radio, communication and navigational equipment, or other available gear and to the aid of her crew, to the extent that such items exist.
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