Common use of SAFETY AND SANITARY CONDITIONS Clause in Contracts

SAFETY AND SANITARY CONDITIONS. Employees shall cooperate with management in the maintenance of a generally well- kept distribution center, and shall wear and properly use all protective equipment provided by the Port. The Port shall furnish all safety equipment as required except for safety shoes. Safety Shoes: The Department of Labor and Industries (WAC 000-000-00000, previously WAC 000-00-000[1]) requires workers to wear appropriate foot protection in areas where there is a possibility of foot injury due to falling or rolling objects, piercing/cutting injuries or electrical hazards. In order to comply with this regulation, appropriate foot protection must meet the specifications of the American National Standard Institute (ANSI) for Protective Footwear, Z41.1 1991/1999. In order to assist with the purchase of the appropriate footwear, the Port shall provide employees a stipend of $100.00 for the purchase or repair of the ANSI approved footwear each contract year. All injuries no matter how slight must be reported by the employee to the Lead Supervisor or Manager on the day injury occurs. In the event of an industrial accident of such nature that does not require an employee to discontinue work but does necessitate further treatment by a doctor at various intervals, the employee shall be compensated at his/her shift rate of pay for all time required for treatments during employee's regular working hours. The employee must make every effort to schedule doctor visits outside of normal working hours or as close to the beginning or end of the employee’s regular shift. Any employee suffering an industrial accident shall be entitled to a full day's pay for the day on which the accident occurs, provided it shall be medically certified by a physician as a disabling accident. Holiday and/or vacation pay shall not be provided as a duplication of compensation received by an employee on compensated time loss for an industrial injury.

SAFETY AND SANITARY CONDITIONS. Employees shall cooperate with management in the maintenance of a generally well- kept distribution center, and shall wear and properly use all protective equipment provided by the Port. The Port shall furnish all safety equipment as required except for safety shoes. In addition the Port will provide seasonal clothing for weather as necessary Safety Shoes: The Department of Labor and Industries (WAC 000-000-00000, previously WAC 000-00-000[1]) requires workers to wear appropriate foot protection in areas where there is a possibility of foot injury due to falling or rolling objects, piercing/cutting injuries or electrical hazards. In order to comply with this regulation, appropriate foot protection must meet the specifications of the American National Standard Institute (ANSI) for Protective Footwear, Z41.1 1991/1999Z41-1999 – American National Standard for Personal Protection. In order to assist with the purchase of the appropriate footwear, the Port shall provide employees a stipend of $100.00 120.00 for the purchase or repair of the ANSI approved footwear each contract yearyear to be paid each January. All injuries no matter how slight must be reported by the employee to the Lead Supervisor or Manager on the day injury occurs. In the event of an industrial accident of such nature that does not require an employee to discontinue work but does necessitate further treatment by a doctor at various intervals, the employee shall be compensated at his/her shift rate of pay for all time required for treatments during employee's regular working hours. The employee must make every effort to schedule doctor visits outside of normal working hours or as close to the beginning or end of the employee’s regular shift. Any employee suffering an industrial accident shall be entitled to a full day's pay for the day on which the accident occurs, provided it shall be medically certified by a physician as a disabling accident. Holiday and/or vacation pay shall not be provided as a duplication of compensation received by an employee on compensated time loss for an industrial injury.

SAFETY AND SANITARY CONDITIONS. Employees shall cooperate with management in the maintenance of a generally well- well-kept distribution center, and shall wear and properly use all protective equipment provided by the Port. The Port shall furnish all safety equipment as required except for safety shoes. In addition the Port will provide seasonal clothing for weather as necessary Safety Shoes: The Department of Labor and Industries (WAC 000-000-00000, previously WAC 000-00-000[1]) requires workers to wear appropriate foot protection in areas where there is a possibility of foot injury due to falling or rolling objects, piercing/cutting injuries or electrical hazards. In order to comply with this regulation, appropriate foot protection must meet the specifications of the American National Standard Institute (ANSI) for Protective Footwear, Z41.1 1991/1999Z41-1999 – American National Standard for Personal Protection. In order to assist with the purchase of the appropriate footwear, the Port shall provide employees a stipend of $100.00 150.00 for the purchase or repair of the ANSI approved footwear each contract yearyear to be paid each January. All injuries no matter how slight must be reported by the employee to the Lead Supervisor or Manager on the day injury occurs. In the event of an industrial accident of such nature that does not require an employee to discontinue work but does necessitate further treatment by a doctor at various intervals, the employee shall be compensated at his/her shift rate of pay for all time required for treatments during employee's regular working hours. The employee must make every effort to schedule doctor visits outside of normal working hours or as close to the beginning or end of the employee’s regular shift. Any employee suffering an industrial accident shall be entitled to a full day's pay for the day on which the accident occurs, provided it shall be medically certified by a physician as a disabling accident. Holiday and/or vacation pay shall not be provided as a duplication of compensation received by an employee on compensated time loss for an industrial injury.

SAFETY AND SANITARY CONDITIONS. Employees shall cooperate with management in the maintenance of a generally well- kept distribution center, and shall wear and properly use all protective equipment provided by the Port. The Port shall furnish all safety equipment as required except for safety shoes. In addition the Port will provide seasonal clothing for weather as necessary Safety Shoes: The Department of Labor and Industries (WAC 000-000-00000, previously WAC 000-00-000[1]) requires workers to wear appropriate foot protection in areas where there is a possibility of foot injury due to falling or rolling objects, piercing/cutting injuries or electrical hazards. In order to comply with this regulation, appropriate foot protection must meet the specifications of the American National Standard Institute (ANSI) for Protective Footwear, Z41.1 1991/1999Z41-1999 – American National Standard for Personal Protection. In order to assist with the purchase of the appropriate footwear, the Port shall provide employees a stipend of $100.00 for the purchase or repair of the ANSI approved footwear each contract year. All injuries no matter how slight must be reported by the employee to the Lead Supervisor or Manager on the day injury occurs. In the event of an industrial accident of such nature that does not require an employee to discontinue work but does necessitate further treatment by a doctor at various intervals, the employee shall be compensated at his/her shift rate of pay for all time required for treatments during employee's regular working hours. The employee must make every effort to schedule doctor visits outside of normal working hours or as close to the beginning or end of the employee’s regular shift. Any employee suffering an industrial accident shall be entitled to a full day's pay for the day on which the accident occurs, provided it shall be medically certified by a physician as a disabling accident. Holiday and/or vacation pay shall not be provided as a duplication of compensation received by an employee on compensated time loss for an industrial injury.