Tradesman Tools Clause Samples
The "Tradesman Tools" clause defines the responsibilities and rights regarding the tools and equipment used by tradespeople on a project. Typically, this clause clarifies whether tradesmen are required to supply their own tools or if the employer or contractor will provide them, and may address issues such as maintenance, replacement, or liability for loss or damage. By specifying these details, the clause helps prevent disputes over tool ownership and responsibility, ensuring smooth project operations and clear expectations for all parties involved.
Tradesman Tools. The Employer agrees to replace tradesman tools broken on the job, lost due to break-ins at the mechanical garage, or lost due to fire; subject to the following: tools must be initially inventoried with burden on the possessor and subject to crime prevention engraving. The Employer shall provide a tool allowance of six hundred and fifty dollars ($650) in the first pay period of November of each year to all licensed mechanics, including the licensed small engine mechanic in Parks and Leisure Services, for the purpose of the purchase of tools.
Tradesman Tools. Section 1: A Journeyman shall be required to have a full tool kit of the necessary tools to perform the job for which he was hired as per Appendix A, Master Agreement. An Apprentice shall be required to have and maintain a basic tool kit and to be in the general process of building up the necessary tools to equip himself for the job of a Journeyman. The lists of tools for the trades of Electrician required under clause (a) above are set out in Appendix #1.