Boiler License Sample Clauses
A Boiler License clause establishes the requirement for obtaining and maintaining the necessary legal authorization to operate a boiler within a facility. Typically, this clause obligates the responsible party—such as a building owner, operator, or contractor—to secure all relevant permits and ensure compliance with local, state, or federal regulations governing boiler operation. For example, it may specify that only licensed personnel can operate or maintain the boiler, and that all documentation must be kept up to date. The core function of this clause is to ensure safety, legal compliance, and to allocate responsibility for regulatory adherence, thereby reducing the risk of accidents or legal penalties.
Boiler License. Any custodian or maintenance worker possessing a valid low pressure stationary steam boiler license as of July 1, 2014 who was employed by the Board of Education at that time, shall be paid $.20 per hour in addition to his regular rate upon assignment by the Superintendent.
Boiler License. The School District will pay the following rate per hour over basic schedule for hold the boiler license. 2020-2022 Chief $ .40 1st Class $ .30 2nd Class $ .20 The District reserves the right to determine the number of employees receiving the premium pay for Chief Boiler License based upon District need. Therefore, to receive premium pay for a Chief Boiler License, the employee must request and receive District approval prior to securing the Chief Boiler License or the District will be under no obligation to pay the employee the premium.
Boiler License. ACA members who have a current Special Boilers License shall be paid an additional $.40 per hour. Those with a Second Class Boiler License or higher will receive up to $1.00 per hour for the duration of this Agreement.
Boiler License. Head Custodians who have a current Special Boiler License and are working towards a Second Class Boiler License shall be paid an additional
Boiler License. The Board will provide a reimbursement for the cost of a boiler license renewal to any custodian holding such license. Reimbursement will be made upon proper verification to be provided by the custodian. At the option of the Board, payment may be made by the Board directly to the licensing agency along with the proper renewal application forms.
Boiler License. The School District shall pay the cost of renewal for a boiler license each year when the School District requires the employee to maintain a boiler license as a requirement for his/her job.
Boiler License. Head Custodians who have a Second Class Boiler License shall be paid an additional $1.00 per hour. Head Custodians who have a First Class Boiler License shall be paid an additional $1.40 per hour.
Boiler License. Each custodial employee of the Association shall obtain a license as directed by the Business Administrator or their designee and at the expense of the Board of Education. Custodians attending boiler license school will do so without loss of pay, provided they comply with reasonable travel time allowances as established by the Administration. Such travel shall be eligible for mileage reimbursement.
Boiler License. Any member of the Maintenance/IT bargaining group is eligible for a $700 stipend for each full contract year from July 1-June 30 they maintain a boiler license and em- ployment with K-W Schools. Payment will be made on the final paycheck in June. The stipend is not eligible to be pro-rated.
Boiler License. 1) Employees who are required by the Authority to maintain a Black Seal Boiler License shall be paid a stipend of $350 during the month of November each year upon proof of renewal of license.