CABLE SPLICERS Sample Clauses

CABLE SPLICERS. A. All work of joining splicing and insulating, on power cable designed to carry in excess of 750 volts shall be performed by competent journeymen wiremen cable splicers.
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CABLE SPLICERS. Cable splicers shall be paid cable splicer pay whenever certified splicers are required. Journeymen only shall be used in assisting the cable splicer. Cable splicers shall not be required to work on wires or cables where the difference in potential is over 300 volts between any two conductors or between conductors and ground, unless assisted by another Journeyman. In no case shall cable splicers be requested to work on energized cables carrying in excess of 400 volts.
CABLE SPLICERS. Cable splicing work shall consist, of the following - “splicing pot head and termination of all circuits having a rating of 2300V and above which are lead covered and/or shielded.” Each cable splicer shall be assisted by a journeyman xxxxxxx when assistance is needed.
CABLE SPLICERS. (i) The work of joining and terminating lead covered or shielded cables rated in excess of 1000 volts shall be performed by cable splicers. Cable splicers shall not be required to work on wires or cables when the difference in potential is over 300 volts between any two conductors, or between any conductors and ground, unless assisted by another journeyman. In no case shall cable splicers be required to work on energized cable carrying in excess of 500 volts.
CABLE SPLICERS. All joining and splicing and placing of flameproof covering on underground cables, pulling in and removing of cable, shall be under the jurisdiction of Journeymen Cable Splicers assisted by such Apprentices and Helpers as needed. Cable Splicers working on energized circuits shall be accompanied by another Journeyman (Cable Splicer or Lineman). Special crews in the underground department to which two (2) Cable Splicers are normally assigned shall be under the supervision of a Senior Cable Splicer. In any other event when a Journeyman Cable Splicer is performing the work described in the first paragraph of this Section and is assisted by one employee, a Journeyman Cable Splicer shall be temporarily upgraded to a Senior Cable Splicer while performing this work. If the employee so designated as Senior Cable Splicer continues to perform the duties of the higher classification continuously for four (4) hours or more, he/she shall receive the Senior Cable Splicer rate of pay for the total period of time so worked.
CABLE SPLICERS. These classifications not presently used Seniority will date from date of last entry to service in a position in the construction group. An employee laidoff shall retainseniority stand- ing for one year but if no service is performed during a twelve month period shall be considered as out of the service and dropped from the seniority list. This not to apply to employees on sick leave. Regular linemen who may be displaced by re- duction of staff or other cause shall have the right to any position in the construction forces to which their seniority entitles them.

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