Construction Industry Sample Clauses

Construction Industry. Notwithstanding 2:01 above, this Agreement does not apply to any project covered by a collective agreement between the Manitoba Hydro and the Allied Hydro Council of Manitoba or to the Heavy Construction Industry as defined in the Construction Industry Wages Act, or to the Residential Shelter Industry as defined under the Construction Industry Wages Act.

Construction Industry. This Agreement covers Labourers engaged in the construction industry, site clearing, ten (10) acres or less, excepting street and highway construction. When concrete pours commence before 8:00 a.m. and completed anytime before the normal quitting time (4:30 p.m.), employees shall remain on the project and complete their shift in accordance with Article 10D - Reporting Time.

Construction Industry. This Agreement covers Labourers engaged in the construction industry, site clearing, ten (10) acres or less and excepting street and highway construction. When employees are required to continue a concrete pour which interferes with the normal lunch break (12:00/12:30 p.m.), they shall receive one-half (1/2) hour at time and one-half (1-1/2x) the regular rate of pay and shall be permitted to take a ten (10) minute break when that pour is completed.

Construction Industry. Construction Industry Welfare & Retirement Fund

Construction Industry. ADVANCEMENT PROGRAM (CIAP)

Construction Industry a. A single BLL is 50 µg/dl or greater b. The employee has a detected medical condition placing him or her at increased risk from lead exposure. Medical Supervisor will recommend in writing the return of the employee to his/her usual job, following removal due to an elevated BLL, when one of the following occurs: 1. General Industry: two consecutive BLLs are below 40 µg/dl 2. Construction Industry: two consecutive BLLs are below 40 µg/dl OLPPP recommends that consecutive blood lead tests be at least one month apart to allow for mobilization and excretion of the lead burden. Employees removed for specified BLLs, or for other reasons such as pregnancy or signs/symptoms commonly associated with lead toxicity, should be returned to their usual work when a final medical determination is made that they are no longer at increased risk from lead exposure, that symptoms or any other clinical manifestations of toxicity have resolved, and that the employer has taken steps to control the lead exposure.

Construction Industry. An employer in the construction industry who employs one or more part or full-time employees must obtain workers' compensation coverage. Sole proprietors, partners, and corporate officers are considered employees. In the construction industry only, members of a limited liability company are considered corporate officers. Corporate officers may elect to exempt themselves from the coverage requirements of Chapter 440, F.S.