CERTIFIED WELDER Sample Clauses

CERTIFIED WELDER. When the Union fills a request for a certified welder, such referred Welder shall have in his/her possession a current recognized certificate comparable to the local area or WABO test or AWS certificate. If the job to be performed requires additional certification of any kind, the Employer shall pay for all expenses involved in securing such test. When working as a certified welder, the employee shall receive a premium as listed in the table below: WABO Welder Premium shall be $0.50 per hour AWS Welder Premium shall be $1.00 per hour DRYWALL UTILITY WORKER: In recognition of past practices and understandings that provide for career opportunity and on-the-job training for persons within the overall craft working within the jurisdiction of this Agreement as defined in Section 2.01(m), it is agreed that the career Drywall Utility Worker classification is a part of this Agreement. All Drywall Utility Workers must obtain and present a dispatch slip from the Union per Article 10, Section 1. Wages shall be based on training and experience on the job as follows:
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CERTIFIED WELDER. 6.20 A Certified Welder is a Journeyman who has been certified under applicable Federal Regulations and may be assigned other Journeyman work when not engaged at welding.
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CERTIFIED WELDER. When the Union fills a request for a certified welder, such referred Welder shall have in his/her posses- sion a current recognized certificate comparable to the local area or WABO test or AWS certificate. If the job to be performed requires additional certification of any kind, the Employer shall pay for all expenses involved in securing such test . When working as a certi- fied welder, the employee shall receive a premium as listed in the table below: WABO Welder Premium shall be $0.50 per hour AWS Welder Premium shall be $1.00 per hour DRYWALL UTILITY WORKER: In recognition of past practic- es and understandings that provide for career opportunity and on- the-job training for persons within the overall craft working within the jurisdiction of this Agreement as defined in Section 2.01(m), it is agreed that the career Drywall Utility Worker classification is a part of this Agreement . All Drywall Utility Workers must obtain and present a dispatch slip from the Union per Article 10, Section 1 . Wages shall be based on training and experience on the job as fol- lows:
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CERTIFIED WELDER. When a Contractor requests a certified welder, he agrees to pay one dollar ($1.00) per hour premium above the pile driver's base or overtime rate. The Union agrees to note on the employee's dispatch slip such request. This premium shall be paid on a one-half (½) day or full day basis. When the Contractor no longer requires a certified welder, but has additional welding work available, he will afford his certified welder or welders the opportunity to continue employment at the pile driver Journeyman rate before he calls the hall for replacements. This paragraph is not intended to provide for a certified welder to replace a currently employed non-certified welder.
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CERTIFIED WELDER. When the Union fills a request for a certified welder, such referred Welder shall have in his/her possession a current recognized certifi­cate comparable to the local area or WABO test or AWS certificate. If the job to be performed requires additional certification of any kind, the Employer shall pay for all expenses involved in securing such test. When working as a certified welder, the employee shall receive a premium as listed in the table below. ($0.50 per hour.) WABO Welder Premium Effective 07/01/2013 06/01/2014 06/01/2015 Rate $0.50/hr $0.50/hr $0.50/hr AWS Welder Premium Effective 07/01/2013 06/01/2014 06/01/2015 Rate $1.00/hr $1.00/hr $1.00/hr Welder Premium Effective 06/01/2010 06/01/2011 06/01/2012 Rate $.50/hr $.50/hr $.50/hr DRYWALL UTILITY WORKER: In recognition of past practices and understandings that provide for career opportunity and on-the-job training for persons within the overall craft working within the jurisdiction of this Agreement as defined in Section 2.01(m), it is agreed that the career Drywall Utility Worker classification is a part of this Agreement. All Drywall Utility Workers must obtain and present a dispatch slip from the Union per Article 10, Section 1. The wage rate for the first six (6) month period of employment in the bargaining unit shall be 50% of Journeyman scale; for the second six (6) month period of employment in the bargaining unit, the wage rate shall be 55% of Journeyman scale. Senior Drywall Utility Worker scale shall be 60% of the Journeyman scale. Drywall Utility Workers shall receive pension contributions once they have been employed for a twelve (12) month period in which they have at least one thousand (1000) hours of service. Wages shall be based on training and experience on the job as follows: Wages for the 1st six (6) months of employment in the bargaining unit shall be according to the table below; The wage rate for the 2nd six (6) month period of employment in the bargaining unit, shall be according to the 2nd six (6) months scale in the table below; Upon completion of twelve (12) months of employment the employee shall be a Senior Drywall Utility Worker at a wage no less than the Senior wage scale in the table below. After achieving the classification of Senior Drywall Utility Worker, dispatch to any requesting Employer shall be at not less than the Senior Drywall Utility Worker scale. Such employees may engage in, but not be limited to, all work within Section 2.01(j, k and m) of this Agreement...
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CERTIFIED WELDER. When the Union fills a request for a certified welder, such referred Welder shall have in his/her possession a current recog- nized certificate comparable to the local area or WABO test. If the job to be performed requires additional certification of any kind, the Employer shall pay for all expenses involved in securing such test. When working as a certified welder, the employee shall receive a premium as listed in the table below. Welder Premium Effective 06/01/2007 06/01/2008 06/01/2009 Rate $.50/hr $.50/hr $.75/hr TENENT/EXISTING BUILDING WORK SHIFT PREMIUM: Any work begun during an Afternoon or Evening shift under the Tenant/exist- ing building conditions (Section 11.05) shall receive a shift premium paid in accordance with the following table. Shift Premium Effective 06/01/2007 06/01/2008 06/01/2009 Rate $1.00/hr $1.00/hr $1.00/hr DRYWALL UTILITY WORKER: In recogni- tion of past practices and understandings that pro- vide for career opportunity and on-the-job training for persons within the overall craft working with- in the jurisdiction of this Agreement as defined in Section 2.01(m), it is agreed that the career Drywall Utility Worker classification is a part of this Agreement. All Drywall Utility Workers must obtain and present a dispatch slip from the Union per Article 10, Section 1. The wage rate for the first six (6) month period of employment in the bargaining unit shall be 50% of Journeyman scale; for the second six (6) month period of employ- ment in the bargaining unit, the wage rate shall be 55% of Journeyman scale. Senior Drywall Utility Worker scale shall be 60% of the Journeyman scale.
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