Unit Member’s Duty to Report Conditions Endangering Health Or Safety Sample Clauses

Unit Member’s Duty to Report Conditions Endangering Health Or Safety. Unit members shall not be required to work under unsafe conditions or to perform tasks or teach under conditions that endanger their health or safety as determined by the appropriate federal, state, or local agency. If a unit member still believes that an unsafe condition exists, the unit member shall submit a written report to the site administrator or designee as soon as possible. The written report shall include the location and nature of the condition endangering health or safety. The unit member shall retain a copy of the report and submit a copy of the report to the site representative and Association President.
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