REFRACTORY CONDITIONS Sample Clauses
The "Refractory Conditions" clause defines specific situations or conditions under which certain obligations, such as performance or delivery, may be suspended or modified due to circumstances that are resistant to standard remedies or interventions. In practice, this clause typically applies to scenarios where external factors—such as persistent technical failures, regulatory obstacles, or uncontrollable events—prevent the parties from fulfilling their contractual duties as originally agreed. By clearly outlining what constitutes a refractory condition and the resulting rights or obligations, this clause helps manage risk and provides a structured response to persistent, unresolvable issues that could otherwise lead to disputes or contract breaches.
REFRACTORY CONDITIONS. 4.01 For all tear out work, gloves and coveralls shall be provided for by the Employer. As warranted when graphite, carbon, acid, tar impregnated brick, gunite work, coveralls and gloves shall be provided by the Employer and such clothing shall remain the property of the Employer. In the event that work boots are damaged by heat on the job site, the Employers will reimburse the employee for the cost of the work boots.
4.02 The Employer agrees to provide clean hot and cold water, soap and clean individual paper towels and provide sufficient time to wash up. Such facilities described herein shall be provided at commencement of the appropriate work herein.
4.03 Where dust conditions prevail, adequate ventilation will be provided, and employees will be provided with proper respiratory equipment.
4.04 A fifteen cent ($0.15) per hour premium shall be paid for refractory work in addition to the premiums provided for in Schedule 'A'.
4.05 All current refractory conditions from the Local 1089 Schedule will be placed in this Appendix.
(a) For work on a stack requiring a ▇▇▇▇▇ tender to work on a scaffold twenty-five feet (25') or more above the working platform, there shall be a premium of fifty cents ($0.50) per hour earned above the basic refractory rate, starting at the twenty-five foot (25') level.
(b) For work on a stack requiring a ▇▇▇▇▇ tender to work on a scaffold on hundred feet (100') or more above the working platform, there shall be an additional premium of one dollar ($1.00) per hour earned above the basic refractory rate.
4.07 Employees working where the temperature of the immediate working area is thirty-eight (38) degrees celsius or greater, shall be paid a premium of fifty cents ($0.50) per hour above the established rate of pay. If any employee is entitled to this premium, he shall be paid the premium for the entire shift. It is agreed that no employee shall be required to work in an area where the temperature exceeds one hundred and fifty (150) degrees Fahrenheit or sixty-five (65) degrees celsius.
REFRACTORY CONDITIONS. Firebrick, Refractory Materials, Acid Resistant Structural Materials and Carbon and Graphite Materials for the Geographical Area of ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. In addition to the rates as established in Article 29, Wages, Deductions, Contributions, an additional One Dollar and Forty Cents ($1.40) per hour shall be paid for the laying of acid and firebrick, also all types of refractory work to include all refractory material. Twenty Cents (20¢) per hour (Forty Cents (40¢) per hour on overtime) above refractory rate of pay to be paid to Nozzle Operators.
REFRACTORY CONDITIONS. Meaning: Firebrick, Acid Resistant Structural Materials, Carbon, Graphite Materials, Gunite, Acid Resistant, Tar Impregnated Brick and All Other Refractory Materials
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REFRACTORY CONDITIONS. Firebrick, Refractory Materials, Acid Resistant Structural Materials and Carbon and Graphite Materials for the Geographical Area of Local 23, Sarnia, Ontario. In addition to the rates as established in Article 29, Wages, Deductions, Contributions, an additional One Dollar and Forty Cents ($1.40) per hour shall be paid for the laying of acid and firebrick, also all types of refractory work to include all refractory material. Twenty Cents (20¢) per hour (Forty Cents (40¢) per hour on overtime) above refractory rate of pay to be paid to Nozzle Operators.
REFRACTORY CONDITIONS. Meaning: Firebrick,
REFRACTORY CONDITIONS. Firebrick, Refractory Materials, Acid Resistant Structural Materials and Carbon and Graphite Materials for the Geographical Area of Local Ontario. In addition to the rates as established in Article Wages, Deductions, Contributions, an additional One Dollar and Forty Cents ($1.40) per hour shall be paid for the laying of acid and fire- brick, also all types of refractory work to include refractory material. Twenty Cents per hour Cents per hour on overtime) above refractory rate of pay to be paid to Nozzle Operators. wage rate for work up to three hundred feet This shall include overhand work or free fall area. For each additional fifty feet an additional premium of One ($1.00) will be paid. Shift work shall be defined as follows: When work is scheduled to start after the regular starting time it shall be deemed as shift work. No Bricklayer shall work more than one shift in any four hour period. When it is deemed necessary to change the scheduled shift, the Employer must notify the Business Agent or his Representative. When Bricklayers report for work and are notified that the length of the shift has been changed, they shall receive a minimum of eight hours pay. Bricklayers will be entitled to a smoke break every two hours in a smoking area with no loss of time. C Bricklaying Masonry shall consist of the laying of bricks made from any material, in, under, or upon any structure or form of work where bricks are used, whether in the ground, or over its surface, or beneath water, in commercial buildings, rolling ▇▇▇▇▇. iron works, blast or lime or brick kilns, in mines or fortifications, and in all underground work, such as sewers, electric and telephone conduits. All cutting of joints, pointing, cleaning and setting of brick walls, pointing or caulking of masonry to masonry, fireproofing, block-arching, terra-cotta cutting and setting, the cutting, laying of all tile, mineral wool, insulation, cork blocks and glass masonry, or any substitute for the above materials, the installation of air barriers on masonry concrete, the cutting, rubbing and grinding of all kinds of brick and the setting of all cut stone trimmings on brick buildings is bricklayers work. It shall consist of all restoration work involv- ing the removal and replacement of existing or deteriorated masonry units. Bricklayers shall have the right to use all hand held tools or power tools and equipment which are considered necessary in the performance of their work. The laying, cleaning, cutting and...