Workstations Sample Clauses

Workstations. The District shall provide clean, sanitized, safe, working spaces in conformance with COVID-19 guidelines and health orders from federal, state, and local public health officers. These guidelines may include, but are not limited to, staff workspaces that provide appropriate social distancing; limits on hallway and bathroom use; cleaning and disinfecting requirements; and the provision of personal protective equipment (“PPE”) for staff and students. In addition, Personal Protective Equipment (“PPE”) as necessary for any staff working on campus during this period will be provided. Staff can also choose to bring their own PPE to their workstations, so long as the PPE is in compliance with the above guidelines.

Workstations a. As needed, each Middle and High School site safety team that includes a principal, the department chair and a Federation Representative, shall walk through each science and shop classroom at that school site to determine the number of students these classes can safely accommodate. 1.) Educators may also request their rooms be reassessed as needed. b. The site safety team will report this information on a form provided by the District and the Federation. c. Enrollment in these classes at each site will not exceed the number of students each classroom can accommodate, as determined by the site safety team. d. If, throughout the course of each semester, changes in school enrollment occur at a site which require placement of additional students above the cap in these classes, no more than two (2) additional students may be placed in each science class at that site during the semester. e. The recommendations will be technically derived based on the following; 1) APS Capital Master Plan technical Classroom/Equipment assessment (includes science labs, furniture, equipment, and learning devices). 2) Life-Health and Safety requirements a. Building code including ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) b. Fire Evacuation requirements, APS School Safety procedural directives including Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate (▇▇▇▇▇). 3) APS Furniture, Informational Technology (IT) device, and other instructional technical equipment standards. 4) Relevant Specific instructional Program/Curricula categories: a. Category 1: Career Technical Education (CTE) 1.) Sub-category 1, Industrial Arts labs: Includes but not limited to woodwork, metal work, automotive, construction, textile arts, jewelry- making, and sewing. 2.) Sub-category 2, Family and Consumer Science Labs: Includes but not limited to culinary arts/kitchen, warehousing, food retail and preparation, & restaurant services/management. b. Category 2: Science Labs 1.) Sub-category 1, Non-wet labs: Includes but not limited to physics and electrical sciences. 2.) Sub-category 2. Wet labs: Includes but not limited to chemistry, biology, earth science, and medical/nursing sciences. c. Category 3: Fine Arts and Music 1.) Sub-category 1, Musical Instruments’ Labs/booth: Includes but not limited to Band and Orchestra. 2.) Sub-category 2, Tactile Arts: Includes but not limited to painting and ceramics labs, theater. d. Category 4: STEAM/STEM & Digital Learning Spaces 1.) Sub-category 1, Artificial Intelligence/Computer ...

Workstations. Upon completion of the LRT Consultant obligations according to Section 2.4 (Obligations Following Signature Date) above, the Company shall provide the LRT Consultant and its Team Members with one (1) office and six (6) open space workstations at the Company's offices (“the Facilities”). the Facilities will be available to the LRT Consultant and its Team Members throughout the Agreement Period.

Workstations. The terms and conditions of this Section 9 apply (to the extent they are applicable based upon Customer’s election) to Customers electing to subscribe to the Workstations’ products, systems and software, as specified herein. A. In consideration of the of the fees and charges paid by Customer in connection with using the Services, Custodian hereby grants a nonexclusive and nontransferable license during the term of this Agreement to Customer to use the Applications. Customer acknowledges that Custodian retains full exclusive ownership of the Applications and Customer shall not grant any license or right to use the Applications without the prior written consent of Custodian, which consent may be withheld in its discretion. B. Use of the Workstations requires Customer to obtain proper identification codes. Customer may request establishment on the applicable Workstation of a Customer ID to be used by Customer and its employees when accessing the applicable Workstation via the applicable Interface. Customer ID setup and standard maintenance will be performed at Custodian’s convenience and in accordance with Custodian’s general timeframes and scheduling. Customer shall provide Custodian with prompt written notice of all Customer IDs that are no longer active should be deleted and/or should otherwise be changed. Although not obligated to, Custodian reserves the right at its option and without notice to suspend the password on a Customer ID or inactivate and/or delete any Customer ID if it has not successfully logged on to the applicable System in a sixty day period (or other interval determined from time to time by Custodian), if it has shown suspicious activity or if Custodian determines that there is or may be a violation of Custodian’s then current security procedures or standards involving the applicable System or Customer’s access to the same. Custodian reserves the right (but shall not have any obligation) to request that Customer designate in writing those employees or agents of Customer which may authorize establishment of Customer IDs on the applicable System. However, Customer shall be solely responsible for any unauthorized access to the applicable System and Customer’s data therein via the applicable Interface where such access includes but is not limited to theft, unauthorized Customer, employee or agent access, action taken on behalf of Customer or at the request of Customer’s employees or agents (even if not authorized) and/or failure to notify Cu...

Workstations. Identifying certain lapses in specific best practices, aging systems that may impact function and performance, and device identification standards

Workstations. For persons required to use computers on a regular basis, the Company shall provide workstations that are designed to prevent injury and illness and shall provide adjustable chairs. Where needed, the Company shall also provide track balls, footrests, wrist rests, document holders, devices for height adjustment of computer equipment, and telephone headsets for jobs that require simultaneous computer and telephone use.

Workstations. The Employer shall, for the purpose of minimizing health and safety hazards to employees: 1. The Employer shall ensure that all employee workstations are installed in a way that: (a) avoids undue contrast, glare, and reflection on computer screens. (b) avoids undue musculo-skeletal problems by providing proper office furniture or placement of equipment. 2. The Employer shall permit and encourage employees doing stationary work to perform at least ten (10) minutes of non-stationary work after each hour of continuous stationary work except where the employee is otherwise entitled to a rest period or a meal break under Clause 6.02 of this Agreement.

Workstations. Each individual employee office of gypsum board construction shall be equipped with a minimum of 4 standard 120-volt 20-amp duplex receptacles supplied by a 20-amp general service circuit. The conference room shall be equipped with a minimum of 4 120-volt 20-amp duplex receptacles. All other walls shall have duplex receptacles at 8’-0” O.C. any overhead electrical grid power drops shall not be used to satisfy this requirement. The overhead power drops are for the systems furnishings only. Each grouping of 4 (or less) employee cubicles constructed with systems furnishings (supplied and installed by the State) shall receive electrical power by either: a) State- supplied power poles (containing 8 12-AWG conductors), which shall be connected by the Owner/Lessor to the 12’ greenfield drops above the acoustic drop ceiling, as in

Workstations. Landlord shall provide and install GFI outlets at pantry area as per code requirements.