Steady Clause Samples

Steady state supply voltage range Maintain voltage within 6% of nominal voltage at each point of supply. Excludes momentary fluctuations. If no suitable means of measurement is permanently available (such as by advanced metering functionality), supply voltage must only be measured in response to a Customer complaint. Includes voltage excursions caused, or contributed to, by Transmission Interruptions. Nil
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Steady. “A” SHIFT During 2002 negotiations it was agreed that the number of skilled trades assigned to steady “A” shift shall be reduced through attrition to the following numbers: Tool and Die Makers 15 Electricians 5 Millwrights 5 Sheet Metal/Welder 2 Pipefitters 2 Motor Mechanics 1 Carpenters 1
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Steady. A Day Shift normal daily hours of work, exclusive of a lunch period, as per Article shall be eight (8) hours per day not including a hour daily platform time and normal work week shall five (5) days from Monday to Friday or five (5) days from Monday to Saturday, and whose daily work shall not be scheduled to later than p m It further agreed and understood that those Steady Day Operators who are scheduled to work beyond p m the outlined in (a) from the time they are to their shift
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Steady. A Day Operator's ▇▇▇▇▇)daily hours of work, exclusive of a one (I) hour lunch shall be eight (8) hours day not includinga one-half hour daily time and whose work week shall be (5) days from Monday to Friday. and whose daily work shall not be scheduled to terminate later than It is and under- stood that those Steady Day Shift who work will receive the Shift in A and the they are scheduled to commence their shift.
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