Basic Policy-Initial Outfitting Clause Samples

The Basic Policy-Initial Outfitting clause establishes the requirements and procedures for providing and installing the initial set of equipment, furnishings, and supplies necessary for a facility or project to become operational. Typically, this clause outlines the responsibilities of the contractor or supplier in sourcing, delivering, and setting up items such as furniture, fixtures, and essential equipment before the facility is handed over for use. By clearly defining these obligations, the clause ensures that the facility is fully equipped and ready for its intended purpose upon completion, thereby preventing delays and disputes over what constitutes a complete and usable space.
Basic Policy-Initial Outfitting. 1. The City will provide outfitting of tools and tool boxes to employees except as detailed below. a. Employees in the following job classifications must provide and maintainthe outfitting of tools and tool boxes at their own expense: Fleet Team Leader Master Fleet Technician Fleet Technician Marine Mechanic Body and Fender Mechanic ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Apprentice - Marine Mechanic Apprentice – ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Helicopter Mechanic (Fire-Rescue Department) 2. Current employees may elect to continue with City provided tools or to provide their own tools. New employees must provide their own tools. Outfitting is defined as those tools required of the employee by the City upon being employed in the particular job class for the first time, and subsequently, additional tools required because of technological advances.
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Basic Policy-Initial Outfitting. The City agrees to provide all tools, equipment and supplies reasonably necessary to bargaining unit employees for performance of employment duties.
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Basic Policy-Initial Outfitting. 1. The City will provide outfitting of tools and tool boxes to employees except as detailed below. a. Employees in the following job classifications shall provide and main- tain the outfitting of tools and tool boxes at their own expense: Equipment Service Writer Equipment Mechanic Body and Fender Mechanic ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Apprentice - Equipment Mechanic Apprentice - Body and Fender Mechanic Apprentice - ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ 2. Current employees may elect to continue with City provided tools or to provide their own tools and new employees must provide their own tools. Outfitting is defined as those tools required by the employee upon being employed in the particular job class for the first time, and subsequently, additional tools required because of technological advances.
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