Labourer. The employer shall provide overalls to a labourer performing underground work and to the operator of a self-propelled mobile or rail-type drilling rig. The employee shall be responsible for the clothes provided to him and shall return them to the employer on his departure or when it is necessary to replace them. The employer shall not have to supply more than 2 pairs of overalls to this employee for each period of 6 months of employment. The employer, however, shall be responsible for the cleaning of these overalls when it considers such to be necessary.
Labourer. An employee engaged to perform manual labour that requires no special skill or training and which will include digging holes for poles, cutting brush, digging trenches for laying ducts, and other unskilled work as assigned. Employees in this classification are designated Unskilled in the wage schedule and shall not be upgraded to a classification designated as Semi Skilled or Skilled. Labourers shall be restricted to driving vehicles not exceeding one ton. Line Field Representative (Refer to MOU # 62) The Line Field Representative has a Journey level ticket as either a Power Line Technician or a Cable Splicer. They are required to inspect electrical projects for completion and adherence to BC Hydro standards, administer distribution contracts and maintain liaison with Contractors/Construction Services, to ensure that work, materials, progress and costs meet BC Hydro expectations; resolve related problems and advise contractors of deficiencies and safe work practices; authorize legitimate deviations from contract scope; prepares reports of ongoing project activities and requirements for large and small projects throughout the province. Line Field Representatives may be required to switch and direct others to switch overhead and underground work as qualified and assigned. The job posting for a Line Field Representative may specify a requirement for either a Power Line Technician (PLT) or a Cable Splicer. Line Truck Operator (Refer to MOU # 42) An employee in the Construction Business Unit qualified to drive and operate the hole digging attachments, pole setting and related equipment on line trucks. Where a Line Truck Operator is utilized on energized work the minimum crew size will be one sub-Xxxxxxx/woman, one Power Line Technician and one line truck operator. Load Operator A Load Operator is a qualified electrical operator delegated the operation of an assigned portion of the power system. They shall have charge of and be responsible for the operation of distribution circuits, generating stations, substations or portions of substations as assigned by Operating Orders. Their duties shall also include issuing instructions for safe, efficient and proper operation; issuing or authorizing safety protection guarantees; dealing with electrical disturbances and the restoration of service; communications with customers in matters of prearranged or accidental service interruptions. They may also be delegated other related duties which do not interfere with their ope...
Labourer. Hours of Work - Hours of work for a labourer shall be between the hours of 1300 hours to 2400 hours Monday to Friday.
Labourer. As described in "Appendix B" (Part IV).
Labourer. A Labourer shall be physically fit, reliable and capable of performing a good days work as directed by his supervisor.
Labourer. The normal hours of work may consist of up to forty (40) hours per week. The Employer shall schedule the hours of work per day and the days worked per week. The lunch break for employees working in the landfill shall be a paid lunch period.
Labourer. Employees working as a labourer perform general work duties such as cleanup and material moving. For clarity, no labourer shall perform any work considered part of the electrical trade.
Labourer. An employee who performs minor repairs and maintenance to Company buildings and equipment (including painting structures), who will also assist the Yard Person with the exception of the driving of any equipment, and who will assist but not replace technicians with equipment repairs.
Labourer. Bricklayer’s labourer, plasters’ labourer, labourer assisting any other tradesperson or assisting any of the above, demolition work (after three (3) months experience), gear hand, jackhammer man, mixer driver (concrete), steel erector, aluminium alloy structural erectors (whether prefabricated or otherwise), gantry hand, crane chaser, cement gun operator, concrete gang including concrete floater, roof layer (malthoid or similar material) dump cart operator, underpinner, concrete form work stripper, driver of motor vehicle having a carrying capacity of under 1.27 tonne. Operator of hand held power or compressed air driven tools. Operator of, or performing duties on, a workboat or barge. The work activities of a ‘xxxxx’ include on-Site cleaning, labouring and other duties as required by the Employer.
Labourer. Dumps, Crossing, Men Slushing Fire Patrol Man Helper Winchboat Labourer General Mechanic Helper Watchman,Camp OPERATOR V Bus Driver Camp, Dam, Bridge Construction Worker Handyman Operator, Outboard Motor Operator, Powersaw Non-Productive Operator, Tractor General River Driver, Xxxxxxx, Pointers, Bows & Xxxxxx Saw Xxxxx Helpers Tire Maintenance Man Truck Driver, Single Axle, Hauling On Body OPERATOR IV Xxxxxx, Limber (Treelength Skidding) Operator, Mechanical Skidder Wheel Type Operator, Winchboat Over 20 hp Saw Filer Helper Class A Tree Planter With Seniority Truck Driver, Tandem Axle OPERATOR III Operator, Front End Loader Operator, Mechanical Mobile Slasher Truck Driver, Tandem Axle Hauling Logs Landfill Operator WAGE RATE & CLASSIFICATION (Continued) OPERATOR II Operator, Bulldozer Operator, Forwarder Operator, Grapple Skidder Operator, Power Grader Operator, Skidding Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Cut Xxxx Operator, Stroke Delimber Operator, Xxxxxx Buncher Truck Driver - Float Truck Driver – Self-loading Fuelman OPERATOR I Crane Operator 9.00 SILVICULTURE SCHEDULE WAGE Oct.1, Oct.1, Oct.1, 1999 2000 2001 3% 0.5 0.5 Tree Planter 20.19 20.69 21.19 Labourer 20.19 20.69 21.19 Oct.1, Oct.1, Oct.1, 2002 2003 2004 2% 2% 2% Tree Planter 21.61 22.04 22.48 Labourer 21.61 22.04 22.48 Crew Leader .35 cents in addition to regular hourly rate.
