Common use of RESEARCH INTO NEW METHODS AND MATERIALS Clause in Contracts

RESEARCH INTO NEW METHODS AND MATERIALS. For example, to investigate new methods and new materials for use in the building and construction industry and establish the necessary machinery to see to it that the assignment of work with or upon such methods or materials is made, subject to the applicable provisions of this Agreement, to the correct Trade in order to avoid jurisdictional disputes.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Carpenters' Agreement, Operating Engineers Agreement, Teamsters Agreement

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RESEARCH INTO NEW METHODS AND MATERIALS. For example, to investigate new methods and new materials for use in the building and construction industry and establish the necessary machinery to see to it that the assignment of work with or upon such methods or materials is made, subject to the applicable provisions of this Article I of the Agreement, to the correct Trade in order to avoid jurisdictional disputes.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: ’ Agreement, 2009 2011

RESEARCH INTO NEW METHODS AND MATERIALS. For example, to investigate new methods and new materials for use in the building and construction industry and establish the necessary machinery to see to it that the assignment of work with or upon such methods or materials is made, subject to the applicable provisions of this Agreement, to the correct Trade in order to avoid jurisdictional juris- dictional disputes.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Teamsters Agreement

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RESEARCH INTO NEW METHODS AND MATERIALS. For example, to investigate new methods and new materials for use in the building and construction industry and establish the necessary machinery to see to it that the assignment of work with or upon such methods or materials is made, subject to the applicable provisions of this Article XII, Section 7 of the Agreement, to the correct Trade in order to avoid jurisdictional disputes.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Monroe Laborers’ Agreement

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