CRAFT ASSIST Sample Clauses

CRAFT ASSIST. Craft assistance is defined as a craft assisting another craft in the performance of work items not normally assigned to their respective craft. It is intended to utilize craft assistance to increase efficiency, not to displace additional full time workers in another craft.
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CRAFT ASSIST. The parties agree to a program of craft assistance. It is the intent of the employer to maintain the traditional craft functions within the yard; however, it is recognized and understood that inefficiencies and standby time are detrimental and are not desired by either party, and are to be eliminated whenever possible. Craft assistance shall mean a craft performing or assisting in the performance of work items not traditionally assigned to his/her respective craft for limited durations of time. Reduction of standby time shall mean the minimization of those periods of time spent waiting for another craft to appear to perform a task that is incidental to the main task being performed and those limited periods of time spent waiting to perform a task that is incidental to the main task being performed. Incidental shall be defined as work that is casual, unplanned and/or less than two (2) hours in duration. It is not the intent of the Employer to divide work assignments into periods that are two hours or less for the purpose of circumventing traditional jurisdiction. It is the agreement of the parties to minimize standby time by providing for the concept of craft assistance. The intent of this proposal is the elimination/reduction of stand-by time. Jobs requiring full-time assignment would still be performed by the traditional craft or by a composite crew made up of members of traditional crafts. The parties recognize the importance of efficiency when performing repair and overhaul work. To facilitate this, the company may retain seniority workers, assigned to specific items, out of seniority until the items have been completed, not to exceed seven (7) work days. This practice shall be limited to Xxxx Seattle (Harbor Island) Yard. The Employer will make every reasonable effort to place the most senior employees on the items. The Unions and the Employer may work together to develop a bonus plan or plans that would reward the employees for their performance on a particular job or group of jobs. The parties agree to the principal of one craft assisting another as indicated in the following non-exclusive list of examples, many of which are currently being practiced in the shipyard:
Sample 1
CRAFT ASSIST. The parties agree to the principles and program of craft assistance. It is the intent of the Company to maintain the traditional craft functions within the yard. However, it is recognized and understood that inefficiencies and standby time are detrimental and are not desired by either party, and are to be eliminated whenever possible. Craft assistance shall mean an Employee of a particular craft performing or assisting in the performance of work items not traditionally assigned to his/her respective craft for limited durations of time Reduction of standby time shall mean minimization of those periods of time spent waiting for another craft to appear to perform a task that is incidental to the main task being performed and those limited periods of time spent waiting to perform a task that is incidental to the main task being performed. Incidental shall be defined as work that is casual, unplanned or of less than four (4) hours' duration. It is in the intention and agreement of the parties to minimize standby time by providing for the concept and reality of craft assistance. The intent of this agreement is the elimination of standby time. Job requiring full-time assignment will continue to be performed by traditional craft, composite crews or multi-craft assignments made up of members of traditional crafts. All Employees will be expected to accept direction and work assignment in accordance with the intent of this agreement, and from any Craft Supervisor. Any abuse of this agreement shall be subject to the grievance procedure. APPENDIX 6 MILEAGE CHART Airport 26 Atlantic Cement Docks 11 Cargil Grain 5 Coast Guard Base 20 Convoy Escort Piers 21 Xxxxxx Island 25 CSX Xxxx 00 00 XXX Coal Pier/Pier 9 43 D & S Piers 21 Engineers Piers (Boissevain Avenue) 12 ESSO Oil Docks 20 Xxxxxxxxx River Terminals 10 Fort Monroe 46 Fort Norfolk (Front Street) 8 Fort Story 40 Grain Elevator 21 Great Bridge 24 Gulf Oil Dock 10 Xxxxxxx'x Point Docks 00 Xxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxx 00 Xxxxxx Xxxxx (Xxxx Railway) 25 Moon Engineering 16 Naval Air Station 26 N & W Coal Piers 18 NOB 23 Navy Yard 7 Newport News Shipyard 45 NNMT 44 NIT 19 Portsmouth Marine Terminals 14 Norfolk Yacht Club 14 Rudee Inlet 42 Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Docks 10 Xxxxxxxx Oil 11 South Annex 19 Southgate Terminals 11 St. Julian Creek 16 Texas Oil Docks 9 Virginia Chemical & Shelting (W. Norfolk) 00 Xxxx Xxxxxx (Atlantic Basin) 8 Virginia Beach 42
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