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Minimum Tool List. 6.01 DRYWALL TOOLS: 6.02 GENERAL ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ TOOLS: TOOLS FOR CARPENTERS PERFORMING FORM WORK: TOOLS FOR CARPENTERS PERFORMING SCAFFOLDING: 6.03 Carpenters may not commence or continue work until they are equipped with the above tools. 6.04 Tools that are supplied to the employee by the employer and signed for on the appropriate form shall be returned to the employer on termination. The replacement cost, at the employer's cost price of said tools will be borne by the employee if not returned and deductions for same will be made off his next pay due. Loss of such tools signed for by employees due to fire or theft while under the employer's lock and key shall not be deemed replaceable by the employee. Tools supplied by the employer must be in good repair. 6.05 The employer agrees to replace lost tools due to fire or theft (by forcible entry) while such tools are under the employer's lock and key. In the event that the employer does not replace the employees’ tools, the employer agrees to provide compensation for any employee's tools lost under this clause within thirty (30) days. If the employee wishes to supply additional hand tools, the employer and the employee may mutually agree that, for a specific period, that the employee may supply additional hand tools. If such an Agreement is reached, the employee shall file, with the employer, a tool form documenting the employee’s additional tool list upon the commencement of work by the employee with the employer. 6.06 Before an employee is required to use power tools, adequate and appropriate electrical power outlets of sufficient voltage and amperage and meeting all applicable safety regulations shall be within one hundred (100) feet of the work area.
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