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Article 30release in writing.(h) If loading or unloading is required at an Employer controlled facility afterdaylight hours, sufficient lighting to allow the employees to safely perform their dutiesshall be furnished. In addition, if the facility is not under the Employer's direct control,the Employer shall take reasonable steps to attempt to ensure that adequate lighting isfurnished by the responsible party.(i) All vehicle walking surfaces and work areas, excluding loading skids, shall becoated with non-skid paint or surface coating. Such paint or surface coating shall beregularly maintained.(j) The Employer will ensure that drivers hauling used cars will have access to anaccurate height gauge at the loading facility or be provided with a height stick. TheEmployer will not be responsible for replacement of height sticks which it issues.Section 8.The National Joint Health and Safety Committee created by this Article shall meet andreview the health and safety aspects of interior dimensions of tractors, and thefeasibility of compliance with SAE recommended practices relating to commercialvehicle equipment including, without limitation, recommended practices J941-E, J1052,J1521, J1522, J1516, J1517, and J1100. The Committee shall also review safetyconsiderations relating to proper steps, handholds, catwalks, hydraulically operatedskids, etc. to allow drivers to safely load and unload; problems with chains, cables andtie-down bars; problems related to windshield visibility; and the feasibility of equippingsleeper berths with air-ride or air-suspension foundation technology. The Committeeshall further review safety considerations relating to feasibility of handrails and cableson headrack ramps, swing decks and upper decks of tractors and trailers. The NationalJoint Health and Safety Committee shall complete its review and report itsrecommendations to the National Joint Arbitration Committee by January 3, 2004.If loading is required at an Employer controlled facility after daylight hours, sufficientlighting to safely perform duties shall be furnished.Section 9.Trailer Hand Brake Valves(a) Employers shall continue to install trailer hand brake valves in newlypurchased equipment consistent with the automobile transporter industry practice.that:(b) The Employers reserve the right to alter this policy with notice at such time72
Article 30(1) the manufacturers commence a policy of eliminating trailer hand brakevalves as standard equipment; or(2) technological advances make trailer hand brake valve systemsobsolete and such systems are replaced with federally approved revised brakingsystems.(c) Any alleged violation of the above, including maintenance of equipment, shallnot be cause for refusal of the equipment but shall be reported to the Employer and theLocal Union and if not corrected promptly, shall be subject to the grievance procedureand is to be treated as a safety and health issue.Section 10.Fuel Tank PlacementThe following minimum critical measurement will apply only to tractors added to thefleet after March 1, 1981, with the understanding that there shall be no retrofit ofequipment currently in use:(a) Front of Fuel Tank* to Rear of Front Tire -Not less than four (4) inches.(b) Rear of Fuel Tank* to Front of Duals -Not less than four (4) inches where there is no push (dead) axle; not less than two (2)inches where there is a push (dead) axle.(c) Bottom of Fuel Tank* to Ground -For trucks with a wheel base of up to and including 151 inches, provide clearance of noless than six (6) inches measured on a flat surface. For trucks with a wheel basegreater than 151 inches, provide clearance of no less than eight (8) inches measuredon a flat surface.*"Fuel Tank" includes brackets, return lines, etc., in determining clearances - i.e.,minimum clearances must be maintained inclusive of fuel tank and attachments.Effective on the ratification date of the contract, all newly acquired line haul (i.e.regularly assigned to road) equipment shall be equipped with fuel tanks with a minimumcapacity of one hundred (100) gallons.73
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