MAINLINE PIPELINES Sample Clauses

MAINLINE PIPELINES shall include:
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MAINLINE PIPELINES. 7.1.01 Hourly rates of wages for employees covered by this Agreement on Mainline Pipelines shall be: May 1 2013 May 1 2014 May 1 2015 May 1 2016 May 1 2017 Welder Journeyman 57.30 59.02 60.81 62.67 64.59 Welder–Bead /Hot Pass 57.30 59.02 60.81 62.67 64.59 Non-welder Journeyman Class1 57.30 59.02 60.81 62.67 64.59 Non-welder Journeyman Class2 46.43 47.83 49. 28 50.79 52.35 UA Xxxxxxx 58.30 60.02 61.81 63.67 65.59 Welder Helper 33.67 34.69 35.76 36.86 38.00 Graded Helper 34.67 35.69 36.76 37.86 39.00 UA Xxxxxxx may be paid a weekly or monthly salary provided his annual salary would exceed the annual wage of a Journeyman based on a forty-eight (48) hour work week. Where such xxxxxxx is employed for a period of thirty (30) days or less, he shall be paid on an hourly basis. 2013/2018 - 19 - UA-M
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MAINLINE PIPELINES. Agreement on Mainline Pipelines shall be: by this Welder Helper: of the non-welder journeyman rate but not less than the applicable general laborer rate. May Journeyman: Non-welder Journeyman Welder Journeyman Welder Pass Pipe Xxxxxxx Welder Xxxxxxx Tie-in Xxxxxxx Testing Xxxxxxx May May The Pipe, Welder, Tie-in and Testing Xxxxxxx may be paid a weekly or monthly salary provided his annual salary would exceed annual wage of a Journeyman based on a forty-eight (48) hour work week. Where such xxxxxxx is employed for period of thirty (30) days or less, he shall be paid on an hourly basis. The Job Xxxxxxx shall receive fifty cents ($0.50)per above the rate of pay for his classification end shall be paid for the same number of hours worked by the tie-in crew or the front end or back end Welders, whichever is greater. It is intended that the Job Xxxxxxx shall, wherever possible, at the Employer's option, actually work the number of hours for which he is paid. and their helpers working on hot tie-ins be paid one dollar ($1 per hour above their regular of pay for each day are engaged such work. A Welder performing back welding of a complete weld inside the pipe behind the firing line or as in Sec. shall receive one dollar ($1.00) per hour above his regular rate only for days when such back welding is performed by such employee. Where Welder Helpers are used the major part of the day grinding or buffing with power tools in the pipe gang, they shall be paid one dollar ($1.00) per hour above the Welder Helper rate. Where Welder Helpers are used for the following tasks they shall be paid fifty cents per hour above the Welder Helper rate: On pipe in diameter or less, the operation of the bending mandrel and the handling of clamps; assisting the Journeymen and as the attendant for oxygen manifold and acetylene generator on reconditioning of pipe in the yard; assisting the Journeymen on marine work and push jobs; assisting the Journeyman on river and bridge crossings; assisting the Journeyman on highway relocations and short lines in congested areas; lining up seams and helping with line-up, and assisting the welder at the second Head and Head positions on double jointing racks; assisting the Journeyman on pressure testing; and preheating with liquefied petroleum gas. NORTHERN WORK Hourly rates of wages for employees covered by this Agreement when employed north of degrees latitude shall be seventy-five cents ($0.75) per hour higher than those provided in Sec. above. The...
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MAINLINE PIPELINES. 7.1.01 Hourly rates of wages for employees covered by this Agreement on Mainline Pipelines in shall be: Western Canada (Manitoba West) May 1 2018 May 1 2019 May 1 2020 May 1 2021 May 1 2022 Welder Journeyman 64.35 65.66 67.00 68.37 69.78 Welder–Bead /Hot Pass 64.35 65.66 67.00 68.37 69.78 Non-welder Journeyman Class1 64.35 65.66 67.00 68.37 69.78 Non-welder Journeyman Class2 52.11 53.18 54.27 55.39 56.53 UA Xxxxxxx 65.35 66.68 68.04 69.43 70.86 Welder Helper 37.77 38.55 39.34 40.16 41.00 Graded Helper 38.77 39.57 40.38 41.22 42.08 0000/0000 - 00 - XX-X Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx (Ontario East) May 1 2018 May 1 2019 May 1 2020 May 1 2021 May 1 2022 Welder Journeyman 65.51 66.45 67.42 68.60 69.80 Welder–Bead /Hot Pass 65.51 66.45 67.42 68.60 69.80 Non-welder Journeyman Class1 65.51 66.45 67.42 68.60 69.80 Non-welder Journeyman Class2 53.09 53.84 54.61 55.57 56.54 UA Xxxxxxx 66.52 67.47 68.44 69.64 70.86 Welder Helper 38.52 39.06 39.60 40.30 41.01 Graded Helper 39.54 40.10 40.66 41.37 42.10 UA Xxxxxxx may be paid a weekly or monthly salary provided his annual salary would exceed the annual wage of a Journeyman based on a forty- eight (48) hour work week. Where such xxxxxxx is employed for a period of thirty (30) days or less, he shall be paid on an hourly basis.
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MAINLINE PIPELINES. 7.1.01 Hourly rates of wages for employees covered by this Agreement on Mainline Pipelines shall be: Welder Helper: 70% of the non-welder journeyman rate but not less than the applicable general laborer rate. May 12003 May 12005 May 12006 May 12007 Journeymen: Non-welder Journeyman 34.76 35.44 36.12 37.49 Welder Journeyman 34.76 35.44 36.12 37.49 Welder - Bead/Hot Pass 35.40 36.08 36.76 38.13 Pipe Xxxxxxx 35.21 35.89 36.57 37.94 Welder Xxxxxxx 35.56 36.24 36.92 38.29 Tie-in Xxxxxxx 35.21 35.89 36.57 37.94 Testing Xxxxxxx 35.21 35.89 36.57 37.94 2003/2007rev - 18 - UA-M The Pipe, Welder, Tie-in and Testing Xxxxxxx may be paid a weekly or monthly salary provided his annual salary would exceed the annual wage of a Journeyman based on a forty-eight (48) hour work week. Where such xxxxxxx is employed for a period of thirty (30) days or less, he shall be paid on an hourly basis.
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MAINLINE PIPELINES. Hourly rates wages for employees covered by this Agreement on Mainline Pipelines shall be: Welder Helper: of the non-welder journeyman rate but not less than the applicable general laborer rate. Graded Helper: Fifty cents ($0.50) per hour above the welder helper rate. 1/93 Journeyman: Non-welder Journeyman Welder Journeyman Welder Pass Pipe Xxxxxxx Welder Xxxxxxx Tie-in Xxxxxxx I . ARTICLE
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MAINLINE PIPELINES. 7.1.01 Hourly rates of wages for employees covered by this Agreement on Mainline Pipelines shall be: Welder Helper: 70% of the non-welder journeyman rate but not less than the applicable general laborer rate. May 1 2010 May 1 2011 May 1 2012 Journeymen: Non-welder Journeyman 41.36 42.12 42.90 Welder Journeyman 41.36 42.12 42.90 Welder - Bead/Hot Pass 42.08 42.85 43.65 Pipe Xxxxxxx 41.86 42.63 43.42 Welder Xxxxxxx 42.26 43.04 43.84 Tie-in Xxxxxxx 41.86 42.63 43.42 Testing Xxxxxxx 41.86 42.63 43.42 The Pipe, Welder, Tie-in and Testing Xxxxxxx may be paid a weekly or monthly salary provided his annual salary would exceed the annual wage of a Journeyman based on a forty-eight (48) hour work week. Where such xxxxxxx is employed for a period of thirty (30) days or less, he shall be paid on an hourly basis.
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