CATEGORIES OF WORK. The work most often performed under this plan is Emergency Work. This work is performed immediately to save lives, to protect property, for public health and safety, and/or to avert or lessen the threat of a major disaster. Emergency Work contains two categories: Debris Clearance (Category A) and Protective Measures (Category B). It is possible that certain types of claims may be made under Permanent Work categories. For example, certain damages or losses of facilities and equipment may fall into the Permanent Work categories.
CATEGORIES OF WORK. Section When new categories of work for which rates of pay are not established by this Agreement are put into effect, rates governing such categories of work shall be subject to negotiations between the parties. In the event of failure to reach agreement on such rates, the questions shall be referred to Arbitration and a Board of Arbitration shall be established as soon as possible.
CATEGORIES OF WORK new types of equipment or categories of work for which rates of pay are not established by this Agreement are put into use or rates governing such oper- ations shall be subject to negotiations between the parties. In such event of failure to reach agreement on such the question shall be referred to arbit - ration and a Board of Arbitration shall be established within thirty (30) days of the date of failure to reach such an agreement and the rates as determined shall apply from the first day the equipment or categ- ories of work were put into use or effect.
CATEGORIES OF WORK. The use of fixed-term employment for contracts offered on or after the date of commencement of this Agreement, shall be limited to the employment of a staff member engaged on work activity that comes within the description of one or more of the following circumstances:
CATEGORIES OF WORK. When new types of equipment or categories of work for which rates of pay are not established by this Agreement are put into use or effect, rates governing such operations shall be subject to negotiations between the parties. In the event of failure to reach agreement on such rates, the question shall be referred to arbitration and a Board of Arbitration shall be established within thirty (30) days of the date of the failure to reach such an agreement and the rates as determined shall apply from the first day the equipment or categories of work were put into use or effect. The Company agrees to provide the necessary training without loss of wages, for unfamiliar or new equipment to all seniority employees.
CATEGORIES OF WORK. The Company agrees to provide the necessary training without loss of wages, for unfamiliar or new equipment to all seniority employees.
CATEGORIES OF WORK. Xxxx Xxx – Principal Investigator, Project Manager, All aspects of project. leads and coordinates the project, will be responsible in GPCM modeling & gas market analysis; interviews, lead Part I, II and III. Garcan Gulen – Researcher participating in gas market analysis & link to power market; case studies; interviews, contributes to Part I and II, and lead Part IV. Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx– Researcher participating in comments on availability and any geological consideration of additional storage in Texas, contributes to Part I and II for technical consideration. Xx Xxx – Researcher participating in technical consideration of operation parameters on underground gas storage (withdraw rate versus working gas level, and possibility of performance boundary of gas storage), contributes to Part I and II for technical consideration Xxxx XxXxxx – Researcher participating in Part I and II for map illustration and data support. Xxxx Xxxxxxx - AD providing management advising and project coordination. A graphic illustrator and editor, both employed by The University of Texas at Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology, will assist in the reporting and preparation of the technical printed material of the research project.
CATEGORIES OF WORK. The work to be performed at the Demised Premises is categorized as follows:
CATEGORIES OF WORK. The work to be performed at the Premises, the Building and the Project is categorized as follows:
CATEGORIES OF WORK. The following is a list of the various categories of work contemplated. An hourly rate to include labor, material, equipment and operator must be submitted for each category. The work encompasses re-winding of both 25 cycle and 60 cycle motors ranging in size from 20 HP to 2000 HP. Motor Rewind Item 0001: Drayage Pick up motor from on-site, as required. Item 0002: Burn and Strip Stator Take data off of unit, burn and strip the stator via a burnout oven, no torches allowed. Perform core loss test before and after stripping. Item 0003: Re-wind stator Re-wind the stator. Item 0004: Treat Coils VPI treat the finished coils with a high quality Class “H” or better insulating varnish. The stator is to be dipped twice. Item 0005: Balance Rotor Wash, back, vin dip, and balance rotor. Item 0006: Check the ring skim cut Mic and check the rings skim cut if needed. Item 0007: Replace Insulators Replace bad insulators if needed. Item 0008: Check for proper tolerances Mic all bearing journals, housings, and fits for proper tolerances. Repair if needed. Item 0009: Install new bearings Install new bearings. Item 0010: General Finishing/ Cleaning Remove all excess varnish from the frame and paint the machine gray. Color per approval by SWBNO representative. Item 0011: Test Run of Motor Test run of motor. Test and balance rotor. Put lay out die on iron. Test run must be approved by SWBNO representative prior to return of unit. Item 0012: Electrical troubleshooting and repairs Electrical troubleshooting and repairs including but not limited to the following components: internals, controls, fans, fuel systems. The xxxxxxx will be a skilled craftsman with appropriate licensure to work on the electrical components of the system. Equipment and work may inclu de but not be limited to RTD’s, relays, breakers, cabling and connections, batteries, battery chargers. Item 00013: Mechanical troubleshooting and repairs Mechanical troubleshooting and repairs including but not limited to the following com ponents: internals, controls, fans, fuel systems. The xxxxxxx will be a skilled craftsman with appropriate experience to work on the mechanical components of the system. Equipment and work may include but not be limited to fan motors and blades, RTD’s, and fuel pumps. Non-Biddable Item 9999A – (Non-Biddable) Non-Bid item: Materials Cost Non-Bid Item for vendor to provide invoicing only to charge procurement cost. A copy of actual invoicing showing the contractors procurement cost for such ...
