DUTIES OF LABORERS Sample Clauses

DUTIES OF LABORERS. 2.01 Besides all work generally considered as labor, a laborer shall, when assigned and providing he is properly licensed as required by law, operate any equipment listed as light equipment on a temporary basis only.
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