Common use of in Canada Clause in Contracts

in Canada. This Agreement is entered into this 1st day of January 2012 by and between Xxxxxx Industrial Services Ltd., of Calgary, Alberta (hereinafter referred to as the "Company"), and those international unions listed hereunder (hereinafter referred to as the "Unions"), for the purpose of maintenance, repair and renovation work for the following projects: Dow Chemical Limited, located at Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta; Shell Canada Limited, Scotford Complex, located at Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. The Unions are composed of the following International Unions. International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons International Association International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental & Reinforcing Ironworkers Laborers International Union of North America International Union of Operating Engineers International Union of Painters and Allied Trades United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada Sheet Metal Workers International Association International Brotherhood of Teamsters. SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE Administration Fund 29.000 33 Appendix ‘A’ 36 Schedules A through X Appendix ‘B’ 41 General Understandings Appendix ‘C’ 43 Approved 9/80 Work Schedule Appendix ‘F’ Bereavement Protocol 49 Application For Project Agreement 1.000 6 Authority Of Committee 2.000 6 Compressed Work Week Conditions 17.000 21 Covenants 5 Day Work Conditions 13.000 15 Hours Of Work 13.100 15 Overtime Conditions 13.200 16 Overtime Meals 13.500 16 Definitions 6.000 8 Long-Term 6.101 8 Short-Term 6.103 8 Fire Restoration 6.700 9 Duration Of Agreement 31.000 33 Examples Section 35 Shift Changes 35 First Aid, Safety 25.000 31 First Aid 25.100 31 Safety 25.200 31 Protective Clothing 25.300 32 Grievance Procedure 7.000 9 Job Xxxxxxx 10.000 11 Jurisdiction 8.000 11 Assignment Of Work 8.400 11 Long Shift Conditions 15.000 19 Long Shift Systems 15.100 19 Shift Schedule Changes 15.300 19 Shift Premiums 15.400 20 Regular Hours 15.500 20 Overtime 15.501 20 Statutory Holidays 15.600 20 Management Clause 30.000 33 Minimum Pay/Reporting 20.000 27 Inclement Weather 20.100 27 Work Not Available 20.200 28 Call-Ins 20.300 29 Standby 20.600 30 SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE Mixed Crews 22.000 30 Emergency Work 22.300 31 Periodic Conference 27.000 32 Project Rules 26.000 32 Recognition 3.000 6 Referral Of Tradesmen 11.000 12 Ordering & Dispatch 11.200 12 Right To Reject 11.204 13 Name Request 11.205 13 Designation Of Foremen 11.300 13 Scope Of Work 5.000 8 Short Shift Conditions 14.000 17 Short Shift Systems 14.100 17 Shift Premiums 14.200 17 Overtime 14.300 18 Shift Schedule Changes 14.500 18 Starting Time 16.000 20 Statutory Holidays 18.000 26 Supervision 23.000 31 Tool Rooms 24.000 31 Travel 21.000 30 Union Representatives 9.000 11 Union Security 4.000 7 Vacation Allowance 19.000 27 Vacation Pay - Long-Term 19.101 27 Wages 12.000 13 Wage Schedules 12.100 13 Fringe Benefits 12.200 13 Wage Adjustments- Negotiations 12.400 14 Payroll Cutoff 12.500 14 Work Stoppages 28.000 32

in Canada. This Agreement is entered into this 1st day of January 2012 April 2011 by and between Xxxxxx Industrial Transfield Asset Management Services Ltd.Integrated Ltd. of Ft. XxXxxxxx, of CalgaryXxxxxxx, Alberta (hereinafter herinafter referred to as the "Company"), and those international unions International Unions listed hereunder (hereinafter referred to as the "Unions"), for the purpose of maintenance, repair and renovation work for the following projectslocation: Dow Chemical LimitedSuncor Inc., located at Fort SaskatchewanSarnia, Alberta; Shell Canada Limited, Scotford Complex, located at Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. Ontario The Unions are composed of the following International Unions. Unions of the: International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Craftsmen United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons International Association International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental & Reinforcing Ironworkers Laborers Laborers' International Union of North America International Union of Operating Engineers International Union of Painters and Allied Trades United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada Sheet Metal Workers International Association International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Teamsters INDEX SUBJECT Administration Fund ARTICLE NUMBER 29.000 PAGE Administration Fund 29.000 33 Appendix ‘A’ 36 Schedules A through X Appendix ‘B’ 41 General Understandings Appendix ‘C’ 43 Approved 9/80 Work Schedule Appendix ‘F’ Bereavement Protocol 49 28 Application For for Project Agreement 1.000 6 Authority Of of Committee 2.000 6 Compressed Work Week Conditions 17.000 21 22 Covenants 5 Day Work Conditions 13.000 15 16 Hours Of of Work 13.100 15 16 Overtime Conditions 13.200 16 Overtime Meals 13.500 16 17 Overtime Meals - Foremen 13.502 17 Definitions 6.000 8 Long-Long Term 6.101 8 Short-9 Short Term 6.103 8 9 Fire Restoration 6.700 9 Designated Days Off 16.200 22 Duration Of of Agreement 31.000 33 29 Examples Section 35 31 Shift Changes 35 31 First Aid, Safety 25.000 31 27 First Aid 25.100 31 27 Safety 25.200 31 27 Protective Clothing 25.300 32 27 Safe Work Incentive Payment 25.400 27 Grievance Procedure 7.000 9 10 Job Xxxxxxx 10.000 11 12 Jurisdiction 8.000 11 Assignment Of of Work 8.400 11 12 Long Shift Conditions 15.000 19 20 Long Shift Systems 15.100 19 20 Shift Schedule Changes 15.300 19 20 Shift Premiums 15.400 20 21 Regular Hours 15.500 20 21 Overtime 15.501 20 21 Statutory Holidays 15.600 20 21 Management Clause 30.000 33 29 Minimum Pay/Reporting 20.000 27 23 Inclement Weather 20.100 27 23 Work Not Available 20.200 28 24 INDEX SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE Call-Ins 20.300 29 24 Standby 20.600 30 SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE 25 Mixed Crews 22.000 30 26 Emergency Work 22.300 31 26 Periodic Conference 27.000 32 28 Project Rules 26.000 32 28 Recognition 3.000 6 7 Referral Of Tradesmen Men 11.000 12 13 Ordering & Dispatch 11.200 12 13 Right To to Reject 11.204 13 Name Request 11.205 13 Designation Of of Foremen 11.300 13 Apprenticeship 11.700 14 Scope Of Work 5.000 8 Short Shift Conditions 14.000 17 Short Shift Systems 14.100 17 Shift Premiums 14.200 17 18 Overtime 14.300 18 Overtime Meals 14.400 19 Overtime Meals - Foremen 14.402 19 Shift Schedule Changes 14.500 18 19 Starting Time 16.000 20 21 Statutory Holidays 18.000 26 22 Supervision 23.000 31 26 Tool Rooms 24.000 31 27 Travel 21.000 30 26 Understandings 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx 'A' 32 Union Representatives 9.000 11 12 Union Security 4.000 7 Vacation Allowance 19.000 27 Vacation Pay - Long-Term 19.101 27 22 Wages 12.000 13 14 Wage Schedules 12.100 13 12.101 14 Fringe Benefits 12.200 13 14 Wage Adjustments- Adjustments - Negotiations 12.400 14 Payroll Cutoff 12.500 14 15 Payment on Layoff 12.501 15 Work Stoppages 28.000 3228

in Canada. This Agreement is entered into this 1st day of January 2012 April 2011 by and between Xxxxxx Industrial Services Ltd.Xxxxxxxxxx-Xxxxxxx Inc., of CalgaryCambridge, Alberta Ontario (hereinafter herinafter referred to as the "Company"), and those international unions INTERNATIONAL UNIONS listed hereunder (hereinafter referred to as the "Unions"), for the purpose of maintenance, repair and renovation work for the following projects: Dow Chemical LimitedRedpath Sugars Ltd., located at Fort SaskatchewanToronto, Alberta; Shell Canada Limited, Scotford Complex, located at Fort Saskatchewan, AlbertaOntario. The Unions are composed of the following International Unions. : International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Craftsmen United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons International Association International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental & Reinforcing Ironworkers Laborers Laborers' International Union of North America International Union of Operating Engineers International Union of Painters and Allied Trades United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada Sheet Metal Workers International Association International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Teamsters INDEX SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE Administration Fund 29.000 33 Appendix ‘A’ 36 Schedules A through X Appendix ‘B’ 41 General Understandings Appendix ‘C’ 43 Approved 9/80 Work Schedule Appendix ‘F’ Bereavement Protocol 49 28.000 24 Application For for Project Agreement 1.000 6 Authority Of of Committee 2.000 6 Compressed Work Week Continuous Shift Conditions 17.000 21 Schedule Appendix ‘C’ 29 Continuous Shift Conditions 16.000 17 Covenants 5 Day Work Conditions Conditions(Standard Working Days and Hours) 13.000 15 16 Hours Of of Work 13.100 15 Overtime Conditions 13.200 16 Overtime Meals 13.500 16 Definitions 6.000 8 Long-Long Term 6.101 8 Short-Term 6.103 8 9 Fire Restoration 6.700 9 Duration Of of Agreement 31.000 33 29.000 24 Examples Section 35 26 Shift Changes 35 26 First Aid, Safety 25.000 31 24.000 22 First Aid 25.100 31 24.100 22 Safety 25.200 31 24.200 22 Protective Clothing 25.300 32 24.300 22 Work Boot Allowance 24.400 23 Grievance Procedure 7.000 9 10 Job Xxxxxxx 10.000 11 12 Jurisdiction 8.000 11 Assignment Of of Work 8.400 11 Long Shift Conditions 15.000 19 Long Shift Systems 15.100 19 Shift Schedule Changes 15.300 19 Shift Premiums 15.400 20 Regular Hours 15.500 20 Overtime 15.501 20 Statutory Holidays 15.600 20 Management Clause 30.000 33 12 Minimum Pay/Reporting 20.000 27 19.000 18 Inclement Weather 20.100 27 19.100 18 Work Not Available 20.200 28 19.200 19 Call-Ins 20.300 29 19.300 19 Standby 20.600 30 19.600 20 Mixed Crews 21.000 21 Emergency Work 21.300 21 Overtime & Shift Premium Rates 14.000 16 Periodic Conference 26.000 23 INDEX SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE Mixed Crews 22.000 30 Emergency Work 22.300 31 Periodic Conference 27.000 32 Project Rules 26.000 32 25.000 23 Recognition 3.000 6 7 Referral Of Tradesmen Men 11.000 12 13 Ordering & Dispatch 11.200 12 13 Right To to Reject 11.204 13 Name Request 11.205 13 Designation Of of Foremen 11.300 13 Apprenticeship 11.700 14 Schedule of Maintenance Rates, Benefits, Overtime and Shift Premium. Appendix ‘B’ 28 Scope Of Work 5.000 8 Short Shift Conditions 14.000 17 Short Shift Systems 14.100 17 Shift Premiums 14.200 17 Overtime 14.300 18 Shift Schedule Changes 14.500 18 Starting Time 16.000 20 15.000 17 Statutory Holidays 18.000 26 17.000 17 Supervision 23.000 31 22.000 22 Tool Rooms 24.000 31 23.000 22 Travel 21.000 30 20.000 21 Understandings 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx 'A' 27 Union Representatives 9.000 11 12 Union Security 4.000 7 Vacation Allowance 19.000 27 Vacation Pay - Long-Term 19.101 27 18.000 18 Wages 12.000 13 14 Wage Schedules 12.100 13 12.101 & 12.102 14 Fringe Benefits 12.200 13 14 Wage Adjustments- Adjustments - Negotiations 12.400 14 Payroll Cutoff 12.500 14 15 Payment on Layoff 12.501 15 Work Stoppages 28.000 3227.000 23

in Canada. This Agreement is entered into this 1st day of January 2012 April 2002 by and between Xxxxxx Industrial Services Catalytic Ltd., of ,of Calgary, Alberta Alberta, (hereinafter herinafter referred to as the "Company"), and those international unions INTERNATIONAL UNIONS OF THE AFL-CIO listed hereunder (hereinafter referred to as the "Unions"), for the purpose of maintenance, repair and renovation work for the following projects: Dow Chemical LimitedPetro- Canada Products Ltd., - Oakville Refinery, located at Fort SaskatchewanOakville, Alberta; Shell Canada Limited, Scotford Complex, located at Fort Saskatchewan, AlbertaOntario. The Unions are composed of the following International Unions. Unions of the AFL-CIO: International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Asbestos Workers International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Craftsmen United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons International Association International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers International Association of Bridge, Structural, Structural and Ornamental & Reinforcing Ironworkers Laborers Laborers' International Union of North America International Union of Operating Engineers International Union of Painters and Allied Trades United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada Sheet Metal Workers International Association International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Teamsters INDEX SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE Administration Fund 29.000 33 Appendix ‘A’ 36 Schedules A through X Appendix ‘B’ 41 General Understandings Appendix ‘C’ 43 Approved 9/80 Work Schedule Appendix ‘F’ Bereavement Protocol 49 28 Application For for Project Agreement 1.000 6 Authority Of of Committee 2.000 6 Compressed Work Week Conditions 17.000 21 22 Covenants 5 Day Work Conditions 13.000 15 Hours Of of Work 13.100 15 Overtime Conditions 13.200 16 Overtime Meals 13.500 16 Overtime Meals - Foremen 13.502 16 Definitions 6.000 8 Long-Long Term 6.101 8 Short-9 Short Term 6.103 8 9 Fire Restoration 6.700 9 Designated Days Off 16.200 21 Duration Of of Agreement 31.000 33 30.000 28 Examples Section 35 30 Shift Changes 35 30 First Aid, Safety 25.000 31 27 First Aid 25.100 31 27 Safety 25.200 31 27 Protective Clothing 25.300 32 27 Grievance Procedure 7.000 9 10 Job Xxxxxxx 10.000 11 12 Jurisdiction 8.000 11 Assignment Of of Work 8.400 11 12 Long Shift Conditions 15.000 19 Long Shift Systems 15.100 19 Shift Schedule Changes 15.300 19 20 Shift Premiums 15.400 20 Regular Hours 15.500 20 Overtime 15.501 20 Statutory Holidays 15.600 20 Management Clause 30.000 33 21 Minimum Pay/Reporting 20.000 27 22 Inclement Weather 20.100 27 22 Work Not Available 20.200 28 23 Call-Ins 20.300 29 24 Standby 20.600 30 25 INDEX SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE Mixed Crews 22.000 30 25 Emergency Work 22.300 31 26 Periodic Conference 27.000 32 28 Project Rules 26.000 32 27 Recognition 3.000 6 7 Referral Of Tradesmen Men 11.000 12 13 Ordering & Dispatch 11.200 12 13 Right To to Reject 11.204 13 Name Request 11.205 13 Designation Of of Foremen 11.300 13 Apprenticeship 11.700 14 Scope Of Work 5.000 8 Short Shift Conditions 14.000 17 Short Shift Systems 14.100 17 Shift Premiums 14.200 17 Overtime 14.300 18 Overtime Meals 14.400 18 Overtime Meals - Foremen 14.402 19 Shift Schedule Changes 14.500 18 19 Starting Time 16.000 20 21 Statutory Holidays 18.000 26 22 Supervision 23.000 31 26 Tool Rooms 24.000 31 26 Travel 21.000 30 25 Understandings 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx 'A' 31 Union Representatives 9.000 11 12 Union Security 4.000 7 Vacation Allowance 19.000 27 Vacation Pay - Long-Term 19.101 27 22 Wages 12.000 13 14 Wage Schedules 12.100 13 12.101 14 Fringe Benefits Wage Adjustments - 12.200 13 Wage Adjustments- 14 Negotiations 12.400 14 Payroll Cutoff 12.500 14 15 Payment on Layoff 12.501 15 Work Stoppages 28.000 3228

in Canada. This Agreement is entered into this 1st day of January 2012 July 1, 2011 by and between Xxxxxx Industrial Services Ltd.XXXXXX INDUSTRIAL SERVICES LTD., of Calgary, Alberta (hereinafter referred to as the "Company"), and those international unions INTERNATIONAL UNIONS listed hereunder (hereinafter referred to as the "Unions"), for the purpose of maintenance, repair and renovation work for the following projects: Dow Chemical LimitedAKZO NOBEL CHEMICALS LTD., located at Fort Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Alberta; Shell Canada Limited, Scotford Complex, located at Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. The Unions are composed of the following International Unions. : International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons International Association International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers International Association of Bridge, Structural, Structural and Ornamental & Reinforcing Ironworkers Laborers Labourers International Union of North America International Union of Operating Engineers International Union of Painters and Allied Trades United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada Sheet Metal Workers International Association International Brotherhood of Teamsters. , Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers INDEX SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE Administration Fund 29.000 33 Appendix ‘A’ 36 Schedules A through X Appendix ‘B’ 41 General Understandings Appendix ‘C’ 43 Approved 9/80 Work Schedule Appendix ‘F’ Bereavement Protocol 49 30 Application For Project Agreement 1.000 6 Authority Of Committee 2.000 6 Compressed Work Week Conditions - Appendix 'A' 17.000 21 20 Covenants 5 Day Work Conditions 13.000 15 14 Hours Of Work 13.100 15 14 Overtime Conditions 13.200 16 15 Overtime Meals 13.500 16 15 Definitions 6.000 8 Long-Long Term 6.101 8 Short-Short Term 6.103 6.102 8 Fire Restoration 6.700 9 Duration Of Agreement 31.000 33 31 Examples Section 35 33 Shift Changes 35 34 First Aid, Safety 25.000 31 29 First Aid 25.100 31 29 Safety 25.200 31 29 Protective Clothing 25.300 32 29 Grievance Procedure 7.000 9 Job Xxxxxxx 10.000 11 Jurisdiction 8.000 11 Assignment Of Work 8.400 11 Long Shift Conditions 15.000 19 18 Long Shift Systems 15.100 19 18 Shift Schedule Changes 15.300 19 18 Shift Premiums 15.400 20 18 Regular Hours 15.500 20 19 Overtime 15.501 20 19 Statutory Holidays 15.600 20 19 Management Clause 30.000 33 30 Minimum Pay/Reporting 20.000 27 25 Inclement Weather 20.100 27 25 Work Not Available 20.200 28 26 Call-Ins 20.300 29 Standby 20.600 30 27 Mixed Crews 22.000 28 Emergency Work 22.300 28 INDEX SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE Mixed Crews 22.000 30 Emergency Work 22.300 31 Other Items and Understanding – Appendix 'B' 38 Periodic Conference 27.000 32 30 Project Rules 26.000 32 30 Recognition 3.000 6 7 Referral Of Tradesmen 11.000 12 Ordering & Dispatch 11.200 12 Right To Reject 11.204 13 12 Name Request 11.205 13 Designation Of Foremen 11.300 13 Scope Of Work 5.000 8 Short Shift Conditions 14.000 17 16 Short Shift Systems 14.100 17 16 Shift Premiums 14.200 17 16 Overtime 14.300 18 16 Shift Schedule Changes 14.500 18 17 Starting Time 16.000 20 19 Statutory Holidays 18.000 26 24 Xxxxxxx 10.000 11 Supervision 23.000 31 28 Tool Rooms 24.000 31 29 Travel 21.000 30 28 Union Representatives 9.000 11 Union Security 4.000 7 Vacation Allowance 19.000 27 25 Vacation Pay - Long-Term 19.101 27 25 Wages 12.000 13 Wage Schedules 12.100 13 Long Term Qualifier 12.200 13 Fringe Benefits 12.200 12.300 13 Wage Adjustments- Negotiations 12.400 14 Payroll Cutoff 12.500 14 Work Stoppages 28.000 3230

in Canada. This Agreement is entered into this 1st day of January 2012 April 2002 by and between Xxxxxx Industrial Services Catalytic Ltd., of ,of Calgary, Alberta Alberta, (hereinafter herinafter referred to as the "Company"), and those international unions INTERNATIONAL UNIONS OF THE AFL-CIO listed hereunder (hereinafter referred to as the "Unions"), for the purpose of maintenance, repair and renovation work for the following projects: Dow Chemical LimitedPetro- Canada Products Ltd., - Oakville Refinery, located at Fort SaskatchewanOakville, Alberta; Shell Canada Limited, Scotford Complex, located at Fort Saskatchewan, AlbertaOntario. The Unions are composed of the following International Unions. Unions of the AFL-CIO: International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Asbestos Workers International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Craftsmen United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons International Association International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers International Association of Bridge, Structural, Structural and Ornamental & Reinforcing Ironworkers Laborers Laborers' International Union of North America International Union of Operating Engineers International Union of Painters and Allied Trades United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada Sheet Metal Workers International Association International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Teamsters SUBJECT INDEX ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE Administration Fund 29.000 33 Appendix ‘A’ 36 Schedules A through X Appendix ‘B’ 41 General Understandings Appendix ‘C’ 43 Approved 9/80 Work Schedule Appendix ‘F’ Bereavement Protocol 49 28 Application For for Project Agreement 1.000 6 Authority Of of Committee 2.000 6 Compressed Work Week Conditions 17.000 21 22 Covenants 5 Day Work Conditions 13.000 15 Hours Of of Work 13.100 15 Overtime Conditions 13.200 16 Overtime Meals 13.500 16 Overtime Meals - Foremen 13.502 16 Definitions 6.000 8 Long-Long Term 6.101 8 Short-9 Short Term 6.103 8 9 Fire Restoration 6.700 9 Designated Days Off 16.200 21 Duration Of of Agreement 31.000 33 30.000 28 Examples Section 35 30 Shift Changes 35 30 First Aid, Safety 25.000 31 27 First Aid 25.100 31 27 Safety 25.200 31 27 Protective Clothing 25.300 32 27 Grievance Procedure 7.000 9 10 Job Xxxxxxx 10.000 11 12 Jurisdiction 8.000 11 Assignment Of of Work 8.400 11 12 Long Shift Conditions 15.000 19 Long Shift Systems 15.100 19 Shift Schedule Changes 15.300 19 20 Shift Premiums 15.400 20 Regular Hours 15.500 20 Overtime 15.501 20 Statutory Holidays 15.600 20 Management Clause 30.000 33 21 Minimum Pay/Reporting 20.000 27 22 Inclement Weather 20.100 27 22 Work Not Available 20.200 28 23 Call-Ins 20.300 29 24 Standby SUBJECT INDEX 20.600 30 SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER 25 PAGE Mixed Crews 22.000 30 25 Emergency Work 22.300 31 26 Periodic Conference 27.000 32 28 Project Rules 26.000 32 27 Recognition 3.000 6 7 Referral Of Tradesmen Men 11.000 12 13 Ordering & Dispatch 11.200 12 13 Right To to Reject 11.204 13 Name Request 11.205 13 Designation Of of Foremen 11.300 13 Apprenticeship 11.700 14 Scope Of Work 5.000 8 Short Shift Conditions 14.000 17 Short Shift Systems 14.100 17 Shift Premiums 14.200 17 Overtime 14.300 18 Overtime Meals 14.400 18 Overtime Meals - Foremen 14.402 19 Shift Schedule Changes 14.500 18 19 Starting Time 16.000 20 21 Statutory Holidays 18.000 26 22 Supervision 23.000 31 26 Tool Rooms 24.000 31 26 Travel 21.000 30 25 Understandings 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx 'A' 31 Union Representatives 9.000 11 12 Union Security 4.000 7 Vacation Allowance 19.000 27 Vacation Pay - Long-Term 19.101 27 22 Wages 12.000 13 14 Wage Schedules 12.100 13 12.101 14 Fringe Benefits Wage Adjustments - 12.200 13 Wage Adjustments- 14 Negotiations 12.400 14 Payroll Cutoff 12.500 14 15 Payment on Layoff 12.501 15 Work Stoppages 28.000 3228 COVENANTS

in Canada. This Agreement is entered into this 1st day of January 2012 April 2011 by and between Xxxxxx Industrial Services Ltd., Ltd. of Calgary, Alberta Alberta, (hereinafter herinafter referred to as the "Company"), and those international unions International Unions listed hereunder (hereinafter referred to as the "Unions"), for the purpose of maintenance, repair and renovation work for the following projectslocation: Dow Chemical LimitedEsso Petroleum Canada, located at Fort SaskatchewanNanticoke Refinery, Alberta; Shell Canada LimitedNanticoke, Scotford Complex, located at Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. Ontario The Unions are composed of the following International Unions. Unions of the: International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Craftsmen United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons International Association International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental & Reinforcing Ironworkers Laborers Laborers' International Union of North America International Union of Operating Engineers International Union of Painters and Allied Trades United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada Sheet Metal Workers International Association International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Teamsters SUBJECT INDEX ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE Administration Fund 29.000 33 Appendix ‘A’ 36 Schedules A through X Appendix ‘B’ 41 General Understandings Appendix ‘C’ 43 Approved 9/80 Work Schedule Appendix ‘F’ Bereavement Protocol 49 28 Application For for Project Agreement 1.000 6 Authority Of of Committee 2.000 6 Compressed Work Week Conditions 17.000 21 22 Covenants 5 Day Work Conditions 13.000 15 16 Hours Of of Work 13.100 15 16 Overtime Conditions 13.200 16 Overtime Meals 13.500 16 17 Overtime Meals - Foremen 13.502 17 Definitions 6.000 8 Long-Long Term 6.101 8 Short-9 Short Term 6.103 8 9 Fire Restoration 6.700 9 Designated Days Off 16.200 22 Duration Of of Agreement 31.000 33 29 Examples Section 35 31 Shift Changes 35 31 First Aid, Safety 25.000 31 27 First Aid 25.100 31 27 Safety 25.200 31 27 Protective Clothing 25.300 32 27 Safe Work Incentive Payment 25.400 27 Grievance Procedure 7.000 9 10 Job Xxxxxxx 10.000 11 12 Jurisdiction 8.000 11 Assignment Of of Work 8.400 11 12 Long Shift Conditions 15.000 19 20 Long Shift Systems 15.100 19 20 Shift Schedule Changes 15.300 19 20 Shift Premiums 15.400 20 21 Regular Hours 15.500 20 21 Overtime 15.501 20 21 Statutory Holidays 15.600 20 21 Management Clause 30.000 33 29 Minimum Pay/Reporting 20.000 27 23 Inclement Weather 20.100 27 23 Work Not Available 20.200 28 24 SUBJECT INDEX ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE Call-Ins 20.300 29 24 Standby 20.600 30 SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE 25 Mixed Crews 22.000 30 26 Emergency Work 22.300 31 26 Periodic Conference 27.000 32 28 Project Rules 26.000 32 28 Recognition 3.000 6 7 Referral Of Tradesmen Men 11.000 12 13 Ordering & Dispatch 11.200 12 13 Right To to Reject 11.204 13 Name Request 11.205 13 Designation Of of Foremen 11.300 13 Apprenticeship 11.700 14 Scope Of Work 5.000 8 Short Shift Conditions 14.000 17 Short Shift Systems 14.100 17 Shift Premiums 14.200 17 18 Overtime 14.300 18 Overtime Meals 14.400 19 Overtime Meals - Foremen 14.402 19 Shift Schedule Changes 14.500 18 19 Starting Time 16.000 20 21 Statutory Holidays 18.000 26 22 Supervision 23.000 31 26 Tool Rooms 24.000 31 27 Travel 21.000 30 26 Understandings 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx 'A' 32 Union Representatives 9.000 11 12 Union Security 4.000 7 Vacation Allowance 19.000 27 Vacation Pay - Long-Term 19.101 27 22 Wages 12.000 13 14 Wage Schedules 12.100 13 12.101 14 Fringe Benefits Wage Adjustments - Negotiations 12.200 13 Wage Adjustments- Negotiations 12.400 14 14 Payroll Cutoff 12.500 14 15 Payment on Layoff 12.501 15 Work Stoppages 28.000 3228

in Canada. This Agreement is entered into this 1st day of January 2012 April 2011 by and between Xxxxxx Industrial Services Ltd., Ltd of Calgary, Alberta Alberta, (hereinafter herinafter referred to as the "Company"), and those international unions International Unions listed hereunder (hereinafter referred to as the "Unions"), for the purpose of maintenance, repair and renovation work for the following projectslocation: Dow Chemical LimitedPetro-Canada Products Ltd – Mississauga Refinery, located at Fort SaskatchewanMississauga, Alberta; Shell Canada Limited, Scotford Complex, located at Fort Saskatchewan, AlbertaOntario. The Unions are composed of the following International Unions. Unions of the: International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Craftsmen United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons International Association International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental & Reinforcing Ironworkers Laborers Laborers' International Union of North America International Union of Operating Engineers International Union of Painters and Allied Trades United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada Sheet Metal Workers International Association International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Teamsters INDEX SUBJECT Administration Fund ARTICLE NUMBER 29.000 PAGE Administration Fund 29.000 33 Appendix ‘A’ 36 Schedules A through X Appendix ‘B’ 41 General Understandings Appendix ‘C’ 43 Approved 9/80 Work Schedule Appendix ‘F’ Bereavement Protocol 49 28 Application For for Project Agreement 1.000 6 Authority Of of Committee 2.000 6 Compressed Work Week Conditions 17.000 21 22 Covenants 5 Day Work Conditions 13.000 15 16 Hours Of of Work 13.100 15 16 Overtime Conditions 13.200 16 Overtime Meals 13.500 16 17 Overtime Meals - Foremen 13.502 17 Definitions 6.000 8 Long-Long Term 6.101 8 Short-9 Short Term 6.103 8 9 Fire Restoration 6.700 9 Designated Days Off 16.200 22 Duration Of of Agreement 31.000 33 29 Examples Section 35 31 Shift Changes 35 31 First Aid, Safety 25.000 31 27 First Aid 25.100 31 27 Safety 25.200 31 27 Protective Clothing 25.300 32 27 Safe Work Incentive Payment 25.400 27 Grievance Procedure 7.000 9 10 Job Xxxxxxx 10.000 11 12 Jurisdiction 8.000 11 Assignment Of of Work 8.400 11 12 Long Shift Conditions 15.000 19 20 Long Shift Systems 15.100 19 20 Shift Schedule Changes 15.300 19 20 Shift Premiums 15.400 20 21 Regular Hours 15.500 20 21 Overtime 15.501 20 21 Statutory Holidays 15.600 20 21 Management Clause 30.000 33 29 Minimum Pay/Reporting 20.000 27 23 Inclement Weather 20.100 27 23 Work Not Available 20.200 28 24 INDEX SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE Call-Ins 20.300 29 24 Standby 20.600 30 SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE 25 Mixed Crews 22.000 30 26 Emergency Work 22.300 31 26 Periodic Conference 27.000 32 28 Project Rules 26.000 32 28 Recognition 3.000 6 7 Referral Of Tradesmen Men 11.000 12 13 Ordering & Dispatch 11.200 12 13 Right To to Reject 11.204 13 Name Request 11.205 13 Designation Of of Foremen 11.300 13 Apprenticeship 11.700 14 Scope Of Work 5.000 8 Short Shift Conditions 14.000 17 Short Shift Systems 14.100 17 Shift Premiums 14.200 17 18 Overtime 14.300 18 Overtime Meals 14.400 19 Overtime Meals - Foremen 14.402 19 Shift Schedule Changes 14.500 18 19 Starting Time 16.000 20 22 Statutory Holidays 18.000 26 22 Supervision 23.000 31 26 Tool Rooms 24.000 31 27 Travel 21.000 30 26 Understandings 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx 'A' 32 Union Representatives 9.000 11 12 Union Security 4.000 7 Vacation Allowance 19.000 27 Vacation Pay - Long-Term 19.101 27 22 Wages 12.000 13 14 Wage Schedules 12.100 13 12.101 14 Fringe Benefits 12.200 13 14 Wage Adjustments- Adjustments - Negotiations 12.400 14 Payroll Cutoff 12.500 14 15 Payment on Layoff 12.501 15 Work Stoppages 28.000 3228

in Canada. This Agreement is entered into this 1st day of January 2012 April 2011 by and between Xxxxxx Industrial Services Ltd., Ltd. of Calgary, Alberta Alberta, (hereinafter herinafter referred to as the "Company"), and those international unions International Unions listed hereunder (hereinafter referred to as the "Unions"), for the purpose of maintenance, repair and renovation work for the following projectslocation: Dow Chemical LimitedEsso Petroleum Canada, located at Fort SaskatchewanNanticoke Refinery, Alberta; Shell Canada LimitedNanticoke, Scotford Complex, located at Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. Ontario The Unions are composed of the following International Unions. Unions of the: International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Craftsmen United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons International Association International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental & Reinforcing Ironworkers Laborers Laborers' International Union of North America International Union of Operating Engineers International Union of Painters and Allied Trades United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada Sheet Metal Workers International Association International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Teamsters INDEX SUBJECT Administration Fund ARTICLE NUMBER 29.000 PAGE Administration Fund 29.000 33 Appendix ‘A’ 36 Schedules A through X Appendix ‘B’ 41 General Understandings Appendix ‘C’ 43 Approved 9/80 Work Schedule Appendix ‘F’ Bereavement Protocol 49 28 Application For for Project Agreement 1.000 6 Authority Of of Committee 2.000 6 Compressed Work Week Conditions 17.000 21 22 Covenants 5 Day Work Conditions 13.000 15 16 Hours Of of Work 13.100 15 16 Overtime Conditions 13.200 16 Overtime Meals 13.500 16 17 Overtime Meals - Foremen 13.502 17 Definitions 6.000 8 Long-Long Term 6.101 8 Short-9 Short Term 6.103 8 9 Fire Restoration 6.700 9 Designated Days Off 16.200 22 Duration Of of Agreement 31.000 33 29 Examples Section 35 31 Shift Changes 35 31 First Aid, Safety 25.000 31 27 First Aid 25.100 31 27 Safety 25.200 31 27 Protective Clothing 25.300 32 27 Safe Work Incentive Payment 25.400 27 Grievance Procedure 7.000 9 10 Job Xxxxxxx 10.000 11 12 Jurisdiction 8.000 11 Assignment Of of Work 8.400 11 12 Long Shift Conditions 15.000 19 20 Long Shift Systems 15.100 19 20 Shift Schedule Changes 15.300 19 20 Shift Premiums 15.400 20 21 Regular Hours 15.500 20 21 Overtime 15.501 20 21 Statutory Holidays 15.600 20 21 Management Clause 30.000 33 29 Minimum Pay/Reporting 20.000 27 23 Inclement Weather 20.100 27 23 Work Not Available 20.200 28 24 INDEX SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE Call-Ins 20.300 29 24 Standby 20.600 30 SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE 25 Mixed Crews 22.000 30 26 Emergency Work 22.300 31 26 Periodic Conference 27.000 32 28 Project Rules 26.000 32 28 Recognition 3.000 6 7 Referral Of Tradesmen Men 11.000 12 13 Ordering & Dispatch 11.200 12 13 Right To to Reject 11.204 13 Name Request 11.205 13 Designation Of of Foremen 11.300 13 Apprenticeship 11.700 14 Scope Of Work 5.000 8 Short Shift Conditions 14.000 17 Short Shift Systems 14.100 17 Shift Premiums 14.200 17 18 Overtime 14.300 18 Overtime Meals 14.400 19 Overtime Meals - Foremen 14.402 19 Shift Schedule Changes 14.500 18 19 Starting Time 16.000 20 21 Statutory Holidays 18.000 26 22 Supervision 23.000 31 26 Tool Rooms 24.000 31 27 Travel 21.000 30 26 Understandings 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx 'A' 32 Union Representatives 9.000 11 12 Union Security 4.000 7 Vacation Allowance 19.000 27 Vacation Pay - Long-Term 19.101 27 22 Wages 12.000 13 14 Wage Schedules 12.100 13 12.101 14 Fringe Benefits Wage Adjustments - Negotiations 12.200 13 Wage Adjustments- Negotiations 12.400 14 14 Payroll Cutoff 12.500 14 15 Payment on Layoff 12.501 15 Work Stoppages 28.000 3228

in Canada. This Agreement is entered into this 1st day of January 2012 April 2011 by and between Xxxxxx Industrial Services Ltd., Ltd. of Calgary, Alberta (hereinafter referred to as the "Company"), and those international unions International Unions listed hereunder (hereinafter referred to as the "Unions"), for the purpose of maintenance, repair and renovation work for the following projectslocation: Dow Chemical Limited, located at Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta; Shell Canada LimitedLtd., Scotford ComplexSarnia Manufacturing Centre including Shell Canada Chemicals, located at Fort SaskatchewanCorunna, AlbertaOntario Novacor Chemicals Ltd., Corunna, Mooretown Site, St Clair Site, Sarnia Styrene Site. The Unions are composed of the following International Unions. Unions of the: International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Craftsmen United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons International Association International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental & Reinforcing Ironworkers Laborers Laborers' International Union of North America International Union of Operating Engineers International Union of Painters and Allied Trades United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada Sheet Metal Workers International Association International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Teamsters INDEX SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE Administration Fund 29.000 33 Appendix ‘A’ 36 Schedules A through X Appendix ‘B’ 41 General Understandings Appendix ‘C’ 43 Approved 9/80 Work Schedule Appendix ‘F’ Bereavement Protocol 49 28 Application For for Project Agreement 1.000 6 Authority Of of Committee 2.000 6 Compressed Work Week Conditions 17.000 21 22 Covenants 5 Day Work Conditions 13.000 15 16 Hours Of of Work 13.100 15 16 Overtime Conditions 13.200 16 Overtime Meals 13.500 16 17 Overtime Meals - Foremen 13.502 17 Definitions 6.000 8 Long-Long Term 6.101 8 Short-9 Short Term 6.103 8 9 Fire Restoration 6.700 9 Designated Days Off 16.200 22 Duration Of of Agreement 31.000 33 29 Examples Section 35 31 Shift Changes 35 31 First Aid, Safety 25.000 31 27 First Aid 25.100 31 27 Safety 25.200 31 27 Protective Clothing 25.300 32 27 Safe Work Incentive Payment 25.400 27 Grievance Procedure 7.000 9 10 Job Xxxxxxx 10.000 11 12 Jurisdiction 8.000 11 Assignment Of of Work 8.400 11 12 Long Shift Conditions 15.000 19 20 Long Shift Systems 15.100 19 20 Shift Schedule Changes 15.300 19 20 Shift Premiums 15.400 20 21 Regular Hours 15.500 20 21 Overtime 15.501 20 21 Statutory Holidays 15.600 20 21 Management Clause 30.000 33 29 Minimum Pay/Reporting 20.000 27 23 Inclement Weather 20.100 27 23 Work Not Available 20.200 28 24 INDEX SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE Call-Ins 20.300 29 24 Standby 20.600 30 SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE 25 Mixed Crews 22.000 30 26 Emergency Work 22.300 31 26 Periodic Conference 27.000 32 28 Project Rules 26.000 32 28 Recognition 3.000 6 7 Referral Of Tradesmen Men 11.000 12 13 Ordering & Dispatch 11.200 12 13 Right To to Reject 11.204 13 Name Request 11.205 13 Designation Of of Foremen 11.300 13 Apprenticeship 11.700 14 Scope Of Work 5.000 8 Short Shift Conditions 14.000 17 Short Shift Systems 14.100 17 Shift Premiums 14.200 17 18 Overtime 14.300 18 Overtime Meals 14.400 19 Overtime Meals - Foremen 14.402 19 Shift Schedule Changes 14.500 18 19 Starting Time 16.000 20 22 Statutory Holidays 18.000 26 22 Supervision 23.000 31 26 Tool Rooms 24.000 31 27 Travel 21.000 30 26 Understandings 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx 'A' 32 Union Representatives 9.000 11 12 Union Security 4.000 7 Vacation Allowance 19.000 27 Vacation Pay - Long-Term 19.101 27 22 Wages 12.000 13 14 Wage Schedules 12.100 13 12.101 14 Fringe Benefits Wage Adjustments - Negotiations 12.200 13 Wage Adjustments- Negotiations 12.400 14 14 Payroll Cutoff 12.500 14 15 Payment on Layoff 12.501 15 Work Stoppages 28.000 3228

in Canada. This Agreement is entered into this 1st day of January 2012 July 2011 by and between Xxxxxx Industrial Services Ltd., XXXXXX INDUSTRIAL SERVICES LTD of Calgary, Alberta (hereinafter referred to as the "Company"), and those international unions INTERNATIONAL UNIONS listed hereunder (hereinafter referred to as the "Unions"), for the purpose of maintenance, repair and renovation work for the following projects: Dow Chemical LimitedMOSAIC CANADA GROUP OF PLANT SITES located at Belle Plaine, Colonsay and Esterhazy, Saskatchewan AND YARA BELLE PLAINE INC., located at Fort Belle Plaine, Saskatchewan, Alberta; Shell Canada Limited, Scotford Complex, located at Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. The Unions are composed of the following International Unions. : International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons International Association International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers International Association of Bridge, Structural, Structural and Ornamental & Reinforcing Ironworkers Laborers Labourers International Union of North America International Union of Operating Engineers International Union of Painters and Allied Trades United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada Sheet Metal Workers International Association International Brotherhood of Teamsters. , Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers INDEX SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE Administration Fund 29.000 33 Appendix ‘A’ 36 Schedules A through X Appendix ‘B’ 41 General Understandings Appendix ‘C’ 43 Approved 9/80 Work Schedule Appendix ‘F’ Bereavement Protocol 49 30 Application For Project Agreement 1.000 6 Authority Of Committee 2.000 6 Company Travel Letters/Policies - Appendix 'B' 38 Compressed Work Week Conditions 17.000 21 19 Compressed Work Week Schedule - Appendix ‘A’ 34 Covenants 5 Day Work Conditions 13.000 15 14 Hours Of Work 13.100 15 14 Overtime Conditions 13.200 16 15 Overtime Meals 13.500 16 15 Definitions 6.000 8 Long-Long Term 6.101 8 Short-Short Term 6.103 6.102 8 Fire Restoration 6.700 9 Duration Of Agreement 31.000 33 30 Examples Section 35 33 Shift Changes 35 33 First Aid, Safety 25.000 31 29 First Aid 25.100 31 29 Safety 25.200 31 29 Protective Clothing 25.300 32 29 Grievance Procedure 7.000 9 Job Xxxxxxx 10.000 11 Jurisdiction 8.000 11 Assignment Of Work 8.400 11 Long Shift Conditions 15.000 19 18 Long Shift Systems 15.100 19 18 Shift Schedule Changes 15.300 19 18 Shift Premiums 15.400 20 18 Regular Hours 15.500 20 18 Overtime 15.501 20 19 Statutory Holidays 15.600 20 19 Management Clause 30.000 33 30 Minimum Pay/Reporting 20.000 27 25 Inclement Weather 20.100 27 25 Work Not Available 20.200 28 26 Call-Ins 20.300 29 26 Standby 20.600 30 27 Mixed Crews 22.000 28 INDEX SUBJECT ARTICLE NUMBER PAGE Mixed Crews 22.000 30 Emergency Work 22.300 31 28 Mosaic Belle Plaine 9/80 Work Schedule/Yara Work Week Alteration – Appendix ‘D’ 44 Memorandum of Understanding with FHQTC Developments Ltd – Appendix ‘E’ 47 Other Items and Understanding - Appendix 'C' 43 Periodic Conference 27.000 32 30 Project Rules 26.000 32 29 Recognition 3.000 6 7 Referral Of Tradesmen 11.000 12 Ordering & Dispatch 11.200 12 Right To Reject 11.204 13 12 Name Request 11.205 13 12 Designation Of Foremen 11.300 13 12 Scope Of Work 5.000 8 Short Shift Conditions 14.000 17 16 Short Shift Systems 14.100 17 16 Shift Premiums 14.200 17 16 Overtime 14.300 18 16 Shift Schedule Changes 14.500 18 17 Starting Time 16.000 20 19 Statutory Holidays 18.000 26 24 Xxxxxxx 10.000 11 Supervision 23.000 31 28 Tool Rooms 24.000 31 28 Travel 21.000 30 27 Union Representatives 9.000 11 Union Security 4.000 7 Vacation Allowance 19.000 27 25 Vacation Pay - Long-Term 19.101 27 25 Wages 12.000 13 Wage Schedules 12.100 13 Long Term Qualifier 12.200 13 Fringe Benefits 12.200 13 12.300 Wage Adjustments- Negotiations 12.400 14 Payroll Cutoff 12.500 13 14 Work Stoppages 28.000 3230 COVENANTS