HEALTH AND SAFETY Section A. General Sample Clauses

HEALTH AND SAFETY Section A. General. The Employer will make every reasonable effort to provide a place of employment free from known health and safety hazards. While the parties recognize that certain health and safety hazards are inherent in a correctional or other custody environment, the Employer shall take steps to eliminate or minimize, and to avoid aggravating, such inherent hazards. Matters pertaining to health and safety conditions may be discussed at the appropriate level Labor-Management meeting in accordance with Article 11 of this Agreement. Any existing Safety/Health Committees shall continue as an alternative to the Labor-Management meeting process, unless terminated by mutual agreement. It is the expressed policy of the Employer to resolve health and safety problems. The Union agrees to cooperate in such efforts to the extent possible. The Department of Corrections Joint Committee on Health and Safety is continued, consisting of three representatives of the Union appointed by the Union and three representatives of the department, appointed by the department. Each party will make a good faith effort to appoint at least one member who has professional training or employment responsibilities in the area of workplace health or safety. The Joint Committee on Health and Safety shall meet at least quarterly at mutually agreeable times and places. An agenda shall be established in advance of each meeting. Minutes will be prepared by the department for each meeting and a copy provided to all members. Meetings shall be open to such other representatives of the parties as the committee members deem appropriate. The charge of this committee shall be to identify and examine health and safety issues which impact upon Bargaining Unit members in the Department of Corrections. In conjunction with its charge, the committee shall be afforded access, when requested, to workplace injury, accident and illness reports involving Bargaining Unit employees, and will work cooperatively with health and safety programs initiated under the authority of the state's Disability Management Program. The committee shall make recommendations to the Department Director on such matters as indoor air quality, first aid and life saving devices, personal protective and communication devices, physical facilities security, training, and any other related matters pertaining to the health and safety of Bargaining Unit members. Committee members appointed by the Union shall be permitted time off the job without loss of pay ...
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HEALTH AND SAFETY Section A. General. The Employer and Union will cooperate in the objective of eliminating safety and health hazards. The Employer will make every reasonable effort to provide a safe and healthful place of employment free from recognizable hazards. It is recognized that emergency circumstances may arise, and the Departmental Employer will make satisfactory arrangements for immediate protection of the affected employees, patients, clients, residents, and the general public in an expeditious manner. When the Union believes that working conditions at any work site have deteriorated to such an extent that the health and safety of employees is threatened, the Local 6000 Health & Safety Representative shall notify the Department of Technology, Management and Budget (DTMB) Health & Safety Representative for DTMB operated facilities or the Departmental Health & Safety Representative for Department leased or owned buildings. Upon request they will meet in an attempt to resolve any outstanding issues.
HEALTH AND SAFETY Section A. General. The Employer shall make every reasonable effort to provide a safe and healthful place of employment free from recognizable hazards and contagious diseases. When the Union and/or the Employer suspects a contagious condition to exist, the County Health Department shall be contacted by the Employer within twenty-four (24) hours excluding Saturday and Sunday to determine if such contagious condition exists. When conditions have been demonstrated to be either unsafe or unhealthy, the Employer shall without undue delay take action to provide a safe and healthful place of employment.
HEALTH AND SAFETY Section A. General. The Employer will make every reasonable effort to provide a place of employment free from known health and safety hazards. While the parties recognize that certain health and safety hazards are inherent in a correctional or other custody environment, the Employer shall take steps to eliminate or minimize, and to avoid aggravating, such inherent hazards. Matters pertaining to health and safety conditions may be discussed at the appropriate level Labor-Management meeting in accordance with Article 11 of this Agreement. Any existing Safety/Health Committees shall continue as an alternative to the Labor-Management meeting process, unless terminated by mutual agreement. It is the expressed policy of the Employer to resolve health and safety problems. The Union agrees to cooperate in such efforts to the extent possible. The Department of Corrections Joint Committee on Health and Safety is continued, consisting of three representatives of the Union appointed by the Union and three representatives of the department, appointed by the department. Each party will make a good faith effort to appoint at least one member who has professional training or employment responsibilities in the area of workplace health or safety. The Joint Committee on Health and Safety shall meet at least quarterly at mutually agreeable times and places. An agenda shall be established in advance of each meeting. Minutes will be prepared by the department for each meeting and a copy provided to all members. Meetings shall be open to such other representatives of the parties as the committee members deem appropriate. The charge of this committee shall be to identify and examine health and safety issues which impact upon Bargaining Unit members in the Department of Corrections.
HEALTH AND SAFETY Section A. General. The Employer shall make every reasonable effort to provide a safe and healthful place of employment free from recognizable hazards and contagious diseases. When the Union and/or the Employer suspects a contagious condition to exist, the County Health Department shall be contacted by the Employer within twenty-four

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