Crane operator premium Sample Clauses
The crane operator premium clause establishes an additional payment or rate for work performed by crane operators, above the standard wage or contract amount. This clause typically applies when specialized skills or certifications are required to operate cranes, or when the work involves increased risk or responsibility. By specifying a premium, the clause ensures that crane operators are fairly compensated for their expertise and the unique demands of their role, helping to attract qualified personnel and address the higher risks associated with crane operation.
Crane operator premium. 1) A crane operator-journeyman who operates or drives a crane:
a) With a capacity of 75 or more tonnes, shall receive an hourly premium of $1.24 over and above the wage rate for his trade for every hour so worked.
b) With a capacity of 100 or more tonnes, shall receive an hourly premium of $1.50 over and above the wage rate for his trade for every hour so worked.
c) With a capacity of 200 or more tonnes, or a tower crane, shall receive an hourly premium of $2.80 over and above the wage rate for his trade for every hour so worked.
d) With a capacity of 300 or more tonnes, shall receive an hourly premium of $4.10 over and above the wage rate for his trade for every hour so worked.
2) Any crane operator assigned to tower crane assembly and disassembly work shall receive the premium specified in one of the preceding paragraphs according to the capacity of the crane used during these operations.