Common use of Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment Clause in Contracts

Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment. The protective clothing and equipment shall remain the property and use of the University at all times and are for the exclusive use of University business only and not to be used for personal business. The University shall provide protective clothing and equipment where such is necessary and where required by applicable state laws and regulations Protective clothing is assigned to an individual, whereas protective equipment may be assigned to a group or functioning unit. Examples of protective equipment may include but not be limited to: safety harnesses, construction helmets, safety vests, high-visibility jackets, foul weather gear, etc. For those employees whose primary or assigned duties require the wearing of safety glasses, as determined by the University and pursuant to applicable laws or safety code(s), the University shall provide safety glasses for those employees. The University shall provide reimbursement for employees’ prescription safety glasses damaged in the course of the employee’s regular duties, as long as replacement is not necessitated by the employee’s improper care and/or maintenance of equipment and uniforms.

Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment. ‌ The protective clothing and equipment shall remain the property and use of the University at all times and are for the exclusive use of University business only and not to be used for personal business. The University shall provide protective clothing and equipment where such is necessary and where required by applicable state laws and regulations Protective clothing is assigned to an individual, whereas protective equipment may be assigned to a group or functioning unit. Examples of protective equipment may include but not be limited to: safety harnesses, construction helmets, safety vests, high-visibility jackets, foul weather gear, etc. For those employees whose primary or assigned duties require the wearing of safety glasses, as determined by the University and pursuant to applicable laws or safety code(s), the University shall provide safety glasses for those employees. The University shall provide reimbursement for employees’ prescription safety glasses damaged in the course of the employee’s regular duties, as long as replacement is not necessitated by the employee’s improper care and/or maintenance of equipment and uniforms.