Personal Alarms. A. A department shall make available to all employees who have contact or a work assignment with inmates, wards, forensic clients or forensic patients, in areas equipped with an alarm, a personal alarm transmitter. The transmitter shall be tested regularly. If a log of the testing is maintained by the department, the Union shall have the right to inspect this log upon written request.
Personal Alarms. A. The departments having twenty-four (24)-hour institutions shall keep the Union informed, upon request, of the progress of personal alarms being tested, manufactured, or being considered for use within said institutions. The State shall meet with a Union representative before the devices are provided to employees.
Personal Alarms. CDC Upon request, the Department of Corrections shall provide to a Unit 17 employee a personal alarm transmitter which is calibrated to the zone area where the employee is assigned. If a Unit 17 employee is required to work in a zone area where their personal alarm device will not function because of the calibration of the system and cannot be observed by other employees, management will endeavor to issue a personal alarm device, if available.
Personal Alarms. CDCR The Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation shall provide to a Unit 17 employee a personal alarm transmitter which is calibrated to the zone area where the employee is assigned. The transmitter shall be tested daily to ensure operational order.
