Uniform and Equipment Standards Sample Clauses

Uniform and Equipment Standards. 1. Eligible MOS shall be responsible to maintain minimum uniform and equipment standards, to include quantity and appearance, as established in writing by the Director.
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Uniform and Equipment Standards. Eligible MOS shall be responsible to maintain minimum uniform and equipment standards, to include quantity and appearance, as established in writing by the Fire Chief. Standards shall include that MOS maintain their uniform appearance to Department specifications to include proper fit, wear and tear, cleanliness and style. Administrative corrective action may be initiated for lack of compliance. MOS shall maintain a complete set of related minor equipment for their specific assignment. MOS are responsible for the replacement of lost minor equipment and uniform items. If the Department establishes standards as to make, model, material, etc. of uniforms, a copy of such standards shall be supplied to the Association. Boot Allowance The City will provide one pair of boots for each MOS (except for EMS Logistics Coordinator) every two years, which are chosen by each MOS, and must meet Department Standards per Rules and Regulations 20.Once every-other fiscal year on a rotating basis, the City will reimburse MOS up to $300 when presented with a receipt for boots purchased. If during the two-year period the boots become unusable or unsafe due to disrepair because of performance of duties, the City will replace the boots.
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