Common use of Hazard Pay Clause in Contracts

Hazard Pay. From the effective date of this Agreement, all Bargaining Unit members who are required to work under dangerous conditions shall receive hazard pay of 7.5 percent in four (4) hour increments so worked. Dangerous conditions shall be defined as working at heights more than twenty- five (25) feet above ground on towers, bridgework or antenna and handling explosives so designated by the Employer, transportation by and working under a helicopter, working from low-altitude, light fixed-wing aircraft (except pilots) and underwater diving.

Hazard Pay. A. From the effective date of this Agreement, all Bargaining Unit bargaining unit members who are required to work under dangerous conditions shall receive hazard pay of 7.5 percent in four (4) hour increments so worked. Dangerous conditions shall be defined as working at heights more than twenty- twenty-five (25) feet above the ground on towers, bridgework or antenna antennae and handling explosives so designated by the Employer, transportation by and working under a helicopter, working from low-altitude, light fixed-wing aircraft (except pilots) and underwater divingdivings.

Hazard Pay. ‌ From the effective date of this Agreement, all Bargaining Unit members who are required to work under dangerous conditions shall receive hazard pay of 7.5 percent in four (4) hour increments so worked. Dangerous conditions shall be defined as working at heights more than twenty- five (25) feet above ground on towers, bridgework or antenna and handling explosives so designated by the Employer, transportation by and working under a helicopter, working from low-altitude, light fixed-wing aircraft (except pilots) and underwater diving.

Hazard Pay. From A. Effective the effective date of this AgreementAgreement is signed, all Bargaining Unit members Members who are required to work under dangerous conditions shall will receive hazard pay of 7.5 percent in four (4) hour increments so worked. Dangerous conditions shall will be defined as working at heights more than twenty- twenty-five (25) feet above the ground on towers, bridgework or antenna antennas and handling explosives so designated by the Employer, transportation by and working under a helicopter, working from or piloting low-altitude, light fixed-wing aircraft (except pilotspilot job classifications) and underwater diving.