COMPOSITE CREWS. 11.1 The use of Composite Crews does not establish precedent or change the appropriate jurisdiction of the crafts involved. Composite crews may be formed where conditions warrant, but this is not to be construed under regular operating conditions as the Employers prerogative to assign workers out of their usual skill classification. The principle of “One Person, One Job” will be used to determine composite crews. A composite crew shall normally be determined no later than at the Xxxx-Up Meeting with prior notice to be given to the Local Unions involved.
COMPOSITE CREWS. It is recognized by the Employer and the Union that the performance of work subject to this Agreement will require the use of composite crews; that is, crews made up of Employees in classifications represented by more than one Union. It is understood that only qualified craft persons from the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers shall work on or within the minimum approach distance of energized electrical conductors, with the exception of HVAC, which will be worked by the appropriate crafts. It is agreed that such crews may be assembled and worked under one qualified Xxxxxxx if a Xxxxxxx is deemed necessary, irrespective of the Union affiliation of such Xxxxxxx. The Xxxxxxx of a composite crew will be selected by the Employer. In making such selection, the Employer will give due consideration to the nature of the work to be performed. However, this in no way shall restrict the exclusive right of the Employer to determine the necessity for and the identity of its Xxxxxxx as set forth in Management Rights.
COMPOSITE CREWS. Section 1. The employer shall assign work on the basis of traditional work jurisdictional lines. It is recognized that on some jobs effective production will require the use of composite crews. When such circumstances exist, the employer and the representatives of the unions involved shall meet and mutually agree to the make-up of the crew on the basis of the amount of work involved for each union. In the performance of such work, all employees will perform the work they are assigned.
COMPOSITE CREWS. 19.00 The Parties agree that construction trade jurisdictions shall be respected. However, in order to enhance productivity and efficiency on the Project, workers will be expected, from time to time, to perform work assignments outside of their trade jurisdiction, provided that they have the capabilities and qualifications to perform the work safely.
COMPOSITE CREWS. A member of Local 1399 working together with a member of another Brotherhood in a composite crew shall receive the rate of pay that is the higher of the two (2) total wage packages involved.
COMPOSITE CREWS. It is recognized by the Employer and the Union that the performance of work subject to this Agreement will require the use of composite crews; that is, crews made up of employees in classifications represented by more than one Union. It is understood that only qualified craft persons from the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers shall work on or within the minimum approach distance of energized electrical conductors, with the exception of HVAC, which will be worked by the appropriate crafts.
COMPOSITE CREWS. 16.01 The Council and Association are committed to:
COMPOSITE CREWS. A contractor operating a modular assembly facility may assign work to a composite crew consisting of workers from those trades ordinarily assigned the work. Crews will consist of workers from the relevant trades in roughly the same proportion as there is work under their jurisdiction on the average module under construction. A worker on the crew may be assigned to perform any work on the modular assembly that they are competent to perform, provided that any work which requires a ticket or a particular qualification to perform is conducted in accordance with all Alberta Government Regulations. It is understood that this provision will apply in most instances to work involving Structural Ironworkers and the United Association. Where the work involved is primarily piping work the supervision of the work will fall to a United Association supervisor and where the work involved is primarily structural ironwork then supervision of the work will fall to an Ironworker supervisor. This is not to be construed under normal modular assembly facility conditions as the Employers’ prerogative to assign employees out of their regular trade classifications. The unions are in agreement with the premise that modular assembly facility workers will be kept gainfully employed at productive work. Where other trades are involved in composite crews, this provision may be applied by the contractor/subcontractor that employs those trades. Prior to the contractor/subcontractor implementing composite crews there shall be an agreement with the appropriate union representatives as to composition of the crew and the distribution of the work assignment to the workers. Such agreement will not be unreasonably withheld. The decision to use composite crews will be made at the senior site management level of the contractor and not field supervision. It is further understood that the intent of this article is for short term situations and/or small projects with limited manpower. If members of any union disagree with the composite crew arrangements in regards to not being provided their appropriate proportion of work on that site pursuant to established jurisdictional practice, they may use the following procedure to remedy the situation:
COMPOSITE CREWS. The Employer shall assign work on the basis of traditional work jurisdictional lines. It is, however, recognized that on some jobs effective production will require the use of composite crews. When such circumstances exist, the Employer shall, at a pre-job conference, or prior to implementation, discuss the work involved and the make-up of the crews on the basis of the amount of work involved for each Union. In the performance of such work, all employees will perform the work they are assigned.
COMPOSITE CREWS. 19.5.1.1 A composite crew means a crew consisting of more than one trade which has been assigned by a Contractor or Subcontractor to carry out, on a teamwork basis, a specified construction activity.
