Construction camps Clause Samples

Construction camps. (a) Camp and caravan accommodation
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Construction camps. Construction camps requiring eating, sleeping, ablution, laundry and recreation facilities that are set up for employees shall generally conform to the provisions set out in the Camp Rules and Regulations covering B.C. and Yukon Territory and the Amalgamated Building and Construction Trades’ Council and the Amalgamated Construction Association of B.C. as amended from time to time, with the exception that two (2) compatible persons may be assigned to a room.
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Construction camps. (a) Camp Accommodation Where an employee is engaged on the construction of projects which are located in areas where suitable board and lodging as defined in subclause (3) of this clause is not available, or where the size of the workforce is in excess of the available accommodation or where continuous concrete pour requirements of the project or the working shifts necessitate camp accommodation and where, because of these circumstances, it is necessary to house the employees in a camp, such camp shall be constructed and maintained in accordance with subclause
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Construction camps. (a) Camp accommodation - Where a Employee is engaged on the construction of projects which are located in areas where suitable board and lodging as defined in clause 7.3.3 is not available or where the size of the workforce is in excess of the available accommodation or where continuous concrete pour requirements of the project or the working of shifts necessitate camp accommodation and where, because of these circumstances, it is necessary to house the Employees in a camp, the camp will be constructed and maintained in accordance with clause 7.3.5. (b) Camping allowance - A Employee living in a construction camp where free messing is not provided will receive a camping allowance of $143.60 for every complete week the Employee is available for work. If required to be in camp less than a complete week the Employee is to be paid $20.60 per day including any Saturday or Sunday if the Employee is in camp and available for work on the working days immediately preceding and succeeding each Saturday and Sunday. If a Employee is absent without the Company’s approval on any day, the allowance will not be payable for that day and if the unauthorised absence occurs on the working day immediately preceding or succeeding a Saturday or Sunday, the allowance will not be payable for the Saturday and Sunday. (c) Camp meal charges - Where a charge is made for meals in a construction camp, such charge will be fixed by agreement between the parties.
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Construction camps. (a) Camp accommodation - Where a employee is engaged on the construction of projects which are located in areas where suitable board and lodging as defined in clause 7.2.4 is not available or where the size of the workforce is in excess of the available accommodation or where continuous concrete pour requirements of the project or the working of shifts camp accommodation and where, because of these circumstances, it is necessary to house the employees in a camp, the camp will be constructed and maintained in accordance with clause 7.2 5. (b) Camping allowance - A employee living in a construction camp where free messing is not provided will receive a camping allowance of $143.60 for every complete week the employee is available for work. If required to be in camp less than a complete week the employee is to be paid $20.60 per day including any Saturday or Sunday if the employee is in camp and available for work on the working days immediately preceding and succeeding each Saturday and Sunday. If a employee is absent without the employer's approval on any day, the allowance will not be payable for that day and if the unauthorised absence occurs on the working day immediately preceding or succeeding a Saturday or Sunday, the allowance will not be payable for the Saturday and Sunday. (c) Camp meal charges - Where a charge is made for meals in a construction camp, such charge will be fixed by agreement between the parties.
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Construction camps. The construction camps shall conform to the State and National building regulations as applicable. The area for the storage of polluted materials shall be stored on impervious floors and shall be surrounded by impervious ditches in order to avoid spilling of polluted material to surrounding areas. Construction camps shall be properly arranged to avoid noise pollution to the nearby habitants and to avoid contamination of river and canals from wastewater drainage. To prevent such contamination, wastewater generated at the campsites shall be discharged in to soak pits. These shall be of sufficient capacity to contain 120% of estimated volume. These shall be regularly cleaned and maintained to be effective. Human excreta shall be treated though septic tanks prior to discharge and shall conform to directives and guidelines of the State. Water accumulated in tires, empty vessels and containers of all nature will be regularly cleaned to avoid the related health hazards. The following are the locations along the project road where no construction camps or installation for setting up of contractor plant shall be allowed :
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