Eleven Sets of Uniforms Sample Clauses

The "Eleven Sets of Uniforms" clause requires that a specified party, typically an employer or organization, provide eleven complete sets of uniforms to another party, such as employees or team members. In practice, this means that each individual covered by the agreement will receive eleven identical uniforms, ensuring they have sufficient attire for their duties, which may include daily use or frequent laundering. The core function of this clause is to guarantee that uniformed personnel are adequately equipped, thereby maintaining professional appearance and hygiene standards while minimizing disruptions due to lack of clean uniforms.
Eleven Sets of Uniforms. The City shall provide eleven (11) sets of uniforms to the following list of classifications: Building Repairer (Public Works-Facilities) Custodial Worker (Public Works-Facilities) Electrician Equipment Mechanic I Equipment Mechanic II Equipment Mechanic Helper Equipment Operator II (Public Works/Facilities) Equipment Service Worker Equipment Maintenance Supervisor Equipment Painter and Body Repairer Equipment Welder Helicopter Mechanic HVAC Control Technician HVAC Mechanic Laborer (Public Works/Facilities) Maintenance Worker (Public Works- Maintenance Services) Meter Reader Painter Parking Meter Collector/Repairer Plumber Senior Building Repairer (Public Works, Facility Services) Senior Equipment Mechanic Senior Survey Technician Senior Custodial Worker (Public Works, Facilities) Senior Parking Meter Collector/Repairer Senior Traffic Painter Senior Tree Trimmer Senior Wastewater Maintenance Worker Street Maintenance Worker Survey Party Chief Survey Supervisor Survey Technician Traffic Painter Tree Trimmer Wastewater Maintenance Crew Supervisor Wastewater Maintenance Trainee Wastewater Maintenance Worker Yard Attendant
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Eleven Sets of Uniforms. The City shall provide eleven (11) sets of uniforms to the following list of classifications: Electrical Helper Electrical Line Mechanic Electrical Line Mechanic Apprentice Electrical Line Mechanic Supervisor I Electrical Mechanic Assistant Electrical Test Assistant Electrical Test Technician I Electrical Test Technician II Line Clearance Forestry Supervisor I Line Clearance Forestry Technician Power Line Truck Operator Power Plant Auxiliary Operator Power Plant Control Operator Power Plant Control Operator Apprentice Power Plant Mechanic Power Plant Mechanic Apprentice Power Plant Mechanic Assistant Power Plant Mechanic Helper Power Plant Operator Power Plant Technician Power System Operator I Power System Operator II Power System Trainee Principal Water Quality Specialist Senior Electrical Test Technician Senior Power Plant Mechanic Senior Power Plant Technician Senior Water Facilities Operator Senior Water Meter Repairer Senior Water Quality Specialist Senior Water Quality Technician Senior Water System Mechanic Station Electrician Station Electrician Supervisor I Station Electrician/Operator Apprentice Station Electrician/Operator Station Electrician/Operator Supervisor I Transformer Shop Supervisor Transformer Shop Technician Underground Distribution Construction Mechanic I Underground Distribution Construction Mechanic II Underground Distribution Construction Supervisor I Utility Building Repairer Utility Equipment Operator I Utility Equipment Operator II Utility Maintenance Worker Utility Welder Water Facilities Operator Water Meter Repairer Water Quality Aide Water Quality Specialist Water Quality Technician Water System Apprentice Water System Equipment Operator Water System Helper Water System Mechanic Water System Supervisor I
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