Common use of Towers Clause in Contracts

Towers. An employee working on a chimney stack, spire, tower, radio or television mast or tower, air shaft (other than above ground in a multi-storey building), cooling tower, water tower or silo, where the construction exceeds fifteen metres in height will be paid for all work above fifteen metres - 51 cents per hour, with 51 cents per hour additional for work above each further fifteen metres.

Towers. An employee Employee working on a chimney stack, spire, tower, radio or television mast or tower, air shaft (other than above ground in a multi-storey multistorey building), cooling tower, water tower or silo, where the construction exceeds fifteen 15 metres in height will height, must be paid for all work above fifteen 15 metres - 51 cents per houran additional hourly rate as prescribed in Appendix B, with 51 cents per hour an additional rate as prescribed in Appendix B for work above each further fifteen 15 metres.

Towers. (a) An employee Employee working on a chimney stack, spire, tower, radio or television mast or tower, air shaft (other than above ground in a multi-storey multistorey building), cooling tower, water tower or silo, where the construction exceeds fifteen 15 metres in height will height, must be paid for all work above fifteen 15 metres - 51 cents per houran additional hourly rate as prescribed in Appendix B, with 51 cents per hour an additional rate as prescribed in Appendix B for work above each further fifteen 15 metres.

Towers. An employee working on a chimney stack, spire, tower, radio or television mast or tower, air shaft (other than above ground in a multi-storey building), cooling tower, water tower or silo, where the construction exceeds fifteen metres in height will be paid for all work above fifteen metres - 51 – 54 cents per hour, with 51 54 cents per hour additional for work above each further fifteen metres.