PERSONAL FLOATATION DEVICES Sample Clauses

PERSONAL FLOATATION DEVICES. CONCESSIONAIRE agrees that any individual involved in the OPERATION, including, but not limited to: participants, instructors, employees, subcontractors, or volunteers shall wear a Coast Guard-approved type I, II, III or V Personal Flotation Device (PFD) at all times while on or within 10 feet of any waterway where the OPERATION takes place.
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PERSONAL FLOATATION DEVICES. The Skipper and/or Member is responsible for ensuring that Skipper and all passengers, guests and invitees wear a Coast Guard-approved life jacket (PFD) at all times while aboard a CSF vessel.
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PERSONAL FLOATATION DEVICES.  Personal floatation devices shall be made available for use by all employees whose work environment involves working around bodies of water, pools, ponds etc. Insect repellent  Workers whose job duties place them at risk of insect bites will be provided with the necessary information to make an informed decision on the personal, voluntary use of insect repellent. Insect repellent will be provided to those employees who choose to use it. High-visibility clothing  Depending on the circumstances, either a safety vest or high visibility clothing will be provided to employees who are likely to be endangered by vehicular traffic  High-visibility clothing will be provided by the City and worn by employees when it is legislatively required or where required by internal policy. Other protective equipment  Where job hazards require, appropriate protective equipment such as gas detectors, ice cleats, pot-holders, protective cooks’ sleeves, etc. shall be made available.  If not already issued for operational reasons, cell phones, 2-way radios or other emergency communication equipment will be made available in circumstances in which they are determined to be the most appropriate means of ensuring personal safety. As of April 1, 2005, the City currently provides individual issue cell phones to those working in a number of classifications, including Home Visitors in Children's Services; Environmental Health Officers and Tobacco Enforcement Officers in Public Health; By-law Enforcement Officers in Parks, Forestry and Recreation; Water Revenue Inspectors in Revenue Services, Building Inspection staff in the Building Division and Municipal Licensing and Standards Officers in the Municipal Licensing and Standards Division; By-law Enforcement Officers in Solid Waste ; Works Inspectors and Development Inspectors in Technical Services; Contract Inspectors, Downspout Disconnect Program Co-ordinators, Emergency Service Inspectors, Engineering Inspectors, and Industrial Waste and Stormwater Quality Enforcement Officers, all in Toronto Water.  Individuals occupying the classifications: Communicable Disease Investigators; Public Health Nurses; Community Health Officers; Vaccine-preventable Unit Nurses; Social Services Caseworkers who conduct home visits and Home Visitors (Public Health), whenever required to be in the field, shall have cell phones made available to them for personal safety reasons from the City’s pool of shared-use cell phones, on request. o When requested,...
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