Compressed Air Work Sample Clauses

Compressed Air Work. The conditions for compressed air work are contained in Appendix 3 to this Agreement and hereby become a part of this Agreement as though contained in the body thereof. The wage schedule is now listed under Appendix I, Schedule A, Group VI Tunnel Work.
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Compressed Air Work. Employees engaged in construction work in compressed air shall be paid at a rate determined by agreement between the employer and the majority of employees.
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Compressed Air Work. It is agreed that the following provisions shall apply on work under compressed air:
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Compressed Air Work. Compressed air and caisson workers' wages and conditions will be negotiated before a job starts.
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Compressed Air Work. TUNNEL & CAISSONS Employees Inside Locks Based on Six (6) Hours Per Day Effective 5-1-05 Foreperson (at option of contractor) not less than $243.33 Assistant foreperson $243.33 Grout foreperson $243.33 Blasters $243.33 Miners $243.33 Drill runners $243.33 Inside lock tenders $243.33 Hydraulic persons $243.33 Erector runners $243.33 Other skilled employees $243.33 All other employees $242.33 Employees Outside Locks Outside lock tender $240.39 Outside lock tender helper $239.33 Gauge tender $239.33 Lock tender between locks $240.39 Wages and/or fringe benefits effective 2016 through 2019 – see Addendum A. Hours of labor shall be as follows: 00 to 26 pounds – 6 hours 26 to 32 pounds – 4 hours 32 to 38 pounds – 3 hours 38 to 43 pounds – 2 hours 43 to 48 pounds – 1½ hours 48 to 50 pounds – 1 hour It is understood and agreed that the six (6) hour day shall consist of three (3) hours on, followed by three (3) hours off, followed by three (3) hours on. The foregoing rates for compressed air are "base" rates, applicable to pressure up to eighteen (18) pounds per-square-inch above atmospheric pressure. For work at pressure greater than eighteen (18) psi each employee shall be paid (regardless of the number of hours worked) an additional amount per shift (not cumulative), in accordance with the following table: Air pressure Rates Per Hour Effective 5-1-05 18 pounds and up to 25 pounds $32.57 25 pounds and up to 33 pounds $33.57 33 pounds and up to 38 pounds $34.57 38 pounds and up to 43 pounds $35.57 43 pounds and up to 48 pounds $36.57 48 pounds and up to 50 pounds $37.57 Change House Attendants $30.57 Wage and/or fringe benefits effective 2016 – 2019 – See Addendum A. The maximum pressure reached at any time during the shift shall be the governing factor of the number of hours to be employed and the amount to be paid for the shift. At no time shall there be less than four (4) employees, including lock tenders and foreperson, left on watch in each heading. Change house attendant shall receive single time for Sunday and holidays. When concrete is handled in a caisson, $1.00 per day extra shall be paid all employees handling the concrete. Wages for classification of work not herein specified shall be determined by both parties to this contract. There shall be a competent employee in charge of each set of muck-locks on the inside and another one on the outside who shall be classified as lock tender. Every muck lock tender shall have one (1) helper on the inside and ano...
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