Hazardous Work Description Sample Clauses

Hazardous Work Description. Hazardous pay will be paid to an employee when he/she does Hazardous work on the bridge or does hazardous work relating to repair of the street lights on the approaches. Hazardous work on the bridge is defined as alongside or under the deck ("over the rail") or having the lowest part of the body more than ten (10) feet above the deck. Replacing a missing outer rail is hazardous work. Hazardous work relating to street lights on the approaches is defined as having the lowest part of the body more than ten (10) feet above the ground. Work performed by employees on the inspection walk of each bridge is considered to be hazardous work. No hazardous pay will be paid for work around the canopy of the toll plaza or the buildings. The word bridges shall mean from abutment to abutment on all the bridges, but shall include the east approach of the Mid-Xxxxxx Bridge from the east abutment to Clover Street. Hazardous work on the bridge over 9-W at the west approach of the Mid-Xxxxxx Bridge and also the I-84 bridge over 9-W and the Balmville Road Bridge over I-84 on the west approach of the Newburgh-Beacon Bridge shall be included in hazardous pay. No employee will be required to undertake hazardous duty climbing unaccompanied.
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