Safety Equipment. Should the employment duties of an employee in the bargaining unit require use of any equipment or gear to insure the safety of the employee or others, the District agrees to furnish such equipment or gear.
Safety Equipment. The Employer shall supply all safety equipment required for the job under the Workers' Compensation Board Regulations.
Safety Equipment. With the exception of footwear and prescription glasses, the Employer will supply all safety equipment required for the job under Workers’ Compensation Regulations. Where the Employer’s regulations regarding safety footwear exceed Workers’ Compensation Board Regulations, then the Employer shall supply such footwear. Where the following safety equipment is required by the Workers’ Compensation Board, it will be issued on an individual basis:
Safety Equipment. 256. The City agrees to provide all required safety equipment (i.e., protective eyewear, protective footwear) in compliance with Cal-OSHA regulations.
Safety Equipment. The Employer will provide equipment to its employees as required by the W.C.B. This equipment will include but not be limited to: hard hats paddle two-way radio with back-up battery reflective vests staff (when required) restrictive hearing device (when required) wristbands flash light and batteries safety goggles (when required) Employees requiring replacement equipment must return used or faulty equipment to the Employer at the time the replacement equipment is picked up. Equipment that is the property of the Employer will not be used by the employee for any purpose other than working for the Employer.
Safety Equipment. (a) The Employer agrees to provide protective equipment and clothing when required by the OHSA, and to ensure that safety equipment, materials, and protective devices (including protective clothing) are maintained in good condition. The Employer shall cover the cost of required cleaning of protective wear and clothing.
Safety Equipment. The Board shall provide safety glasses, lab coats and/or shop aprons for all employees assigned to subject areas where the employee is subjected to more-than-to-be-expected grease, dirt, chemicals, art materials and similar agents. Affected employees may provide input, through their immediate supervisor, who in return will forward their input to their principal, on the type and quality of clothing mentioned above. The principal shall make the final decision on the purchase of clothing or equipment.
Safety Equipment. Safety equipment required by the State shall be provided to employees covered by this Contract by the employer.
Safety Equipment. The Employer shall provide all safety equipment necessary for the occupational safety and health of employees, as determined by the Occupational Health & Safety Act.
Safety Equipment. Employees will not be required to purchase their own protective equipment and clothing. The Employer will provide protective equipment and clothing when required by the OHSA and will ensure that safety equipment, materials, and protective devices (including protective clothing) are maintained in good condition and properly fitting. The Employer shall cover the cost of required cleaning of protective wear and clothing.
