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Heights and Tunnels Premium. Employees, who are required to work on high structures in excess of forty (40) feet, requiring the use of scaffolding or safety harnesses, will receive an additional $1 per hour for four (4) hours hazard pay per day. Employees who are required to work in pressurized tunnels (new construction or reconstruction) shall receive an additional $1 per hour for each hour worked, with a minimum of (4) hours hazard pay per day. Work performed from a safety bucket (aerial equipment) is not considered high structure work. Work in Caissons is not considered tunnel work.
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Heights and Tunnels Premium. All unit employees shall be eligible for $1.00 per hour premium for each hour worked for a minimum of four (4) hours per day, for work in: 1. High structures in excess of forty (40) feet, requiring the use of scaffolding or safety harnesses; work performed from "safety buckets" (aerial equipment) is not considered high structure work. 2. Pressurized tunnels (new construction or reconstruction); work in "caissons" is not considered tunnel work.
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