Incidental Work. The maintenance of all necessary records and reports is incidental to any job classification covered by this Agreement. Employees may be required to operate any vehicle as a duty incidental to their work.
Incidental Work. Incidental work is a comparatively minor task that is complementary to a principal job. In determining whether a task is incidental and thus properly assignable to the tradespersons performing the principal job, the following points must be considered (past practice or normal scope of the trade has no significance in incidental work): • Time involved in relation to the principal job. (A minor task or series of minor tasks performed sporadically over the duration of the principal job are incidental even though the cumulative time may be fairly large.) • Whether the task is within the capabilities of the principal tradesperson. • Whether the task can safely be performed by the principal tradesperson. Incidental tasks are not limited to those arising in the course of the principal job, but may occur also at the beginning or end of the job.
Incidental Work. It is expressly understood and agreed that Consultant shall perform all incidental work required to complete the Services as described by Task Orders, including work for which no specific proposal item(s) was/were included, and/or including work which is required to furnish final, finished and detailed Work consistent with and fulfilling the intent of the Contract Documents. All such incidental work shall not be considered extra work for which additional compensation can be claimed by Consultant.
Incidental Work. October 27, 1999 Xx. Xxx Xxxxxx Bargaining Committee Chair UAW Local 892 Saline Plant Dear Xx. Xxxxxx, This letter affirms the commitment by the parties to improve machine/equipment/tooling "up-time" by agreeing that skilled trades personnel perform incidental work. Incidental work is comparatively minor work that is complimentary to a principal job which requires unique and central skills of a particular trade. It is understood by both parties that incidental work may be performed by multiple trades in the role of providing assistance to the primary trade assigned to a task. Xxxxx Xxx Xxxxxxxx Human Resources Manager October 27, 1999 Xx. Xxx Xxxxxx Bargaining Committee Chair UAW Local 892 Saline Plant Dear Xx. Xxxxxx, During the course of the current negotiations the Union expressed concern that the skilled trades personnel were being eliminated from the "troubleshooting process" by the use of engineering personnel and vendors/outside contractors on tooling/equipment problems. This letter reaffirms the Company's intent to include the trades personnel in a "troubleshooting" capacity as appropriate, to increase efficiency of operations and decrease the amount of machine/equipment/tooling downtime experienced. Xxxxx Xxx Xxxxxxxx Human Resources Manager
Incidental Work. Unless specifically excepted in the Bid or Technical Specifications, incidental work items for which separate payment is not measured includes, but is not limited to, the following items:
Incidental Work. “Road and yard employees in engine service and qualified ground service employees may perform the following items of work in connection with their own assignments without additional compensation:
Incidental Work. (a) Road and yard employees in ground service and qualified engine service employees may perform the following items of work in connection with their own assignments without additional compensation:
(1) Handle switches
(2) Move, turn and spot locomotives and cabooses
(3) Supply locomotives and cabooses except for heavy equipment and supplies generally placed on locomotives and cabooses by employees of other crafts
(4) Inspect cars
(5) Start or shutdown locomotives
(6) Bleed cars to be handled
(7) Make walking and rear—end air tests
(8) Prepare reports while under pay
(9) Use communication devices; copy and handle train orders, clearances and/or other messages.
(10) Any duties formerly performed by firemen.
(b) Road and yard employees in engine service and qualified ground service employees may perform the following items of work in connection with their own assignments without additional compensation:
(1) Handle switches
(2) Move, turn, spot and fuel locomotives
(3) Supply locomotives except for heavy equipment and supplies generally placed on locomotives by employees of other crafts
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Incidental Work. A. Do all incidental work not otherwise specified, but obviously necessary for the proper completion of the contract as specified and as shown on the Drawings. END OF EXHIBIT A Rev. 8/13/08 24 As consideration for providing the Services as set forth in the Agreement, the CITY agrees to pay, and the CONTRACTOR agrees to accept payment on a time and reimbursement cost basis [or other basis] as follows [or in Exhibit B-1, which is attached and made part of this Agreement]: END OF EXHIBIT B Rev. 8/13/08 25 The Contractor shall not commence work until he has obtained all the insurance required under this heading, and until such insurance has been approved by the CITY, nor shall the Contractor allow any subcontractor to commence work until all similar insurance required of the subcontractor has also been obtained and approved by the CITY. Certificates of insurance must be issued by an authorized representative of the insurance company at the request and direction of the policyholder and must include sufficient information so as to identify the coverage and the contract for CITY's improvements for which they are issued. Certificates of insurance must be issued by a nationally recognized insurance company with a Best's Rating of no less than B+VII, satisfactory to the CITY, and duly licensed to do business in the state of said Contract. The Contractor shall procure and maintain, during the life of this Contract, Workmen's Compensation Insurance for all of his employees to be engaged in work under this Contract, and he shall require any subcontractor similarly to provide Workmen's Compensation Insurance for all of the latter's employees to be engaged in such work, unless such employees are covered by the protection afforded by the Contractor's insurance. In case any employees are to be engaged in hazardous work under this Contract, and are not protected under this Workmen's Compensation statute, the Contractor shall provide, and shall cause each subcontractor to provide, adequate coverage for the protection of such employees. It is acceptable to use a State-approved Workmen's Compensation Self-Insurance fund. The Contractor shall take out and maintain during the life of this Contract, Public Liability and Property Damage and shall include Contractual Liability, Personal Injury, Libel, Slander, False Arrest, Malicious Prosecution, Wrongful Entry or Eviction, Broad Form Property Damage, Products, Completed Operations and XCU Coverage to be included on an occurrence b...
Incidental Work. Any part of the work that is not mentioned in the specifications, but is necessary or normally required as part of such work, shall be assumed to be included and to be performed by the Contractor without extra expense to the City, as if fully described in the specifications and shall be included in the bid price.
Incidental Work. At all locations, including the maintenance shops as well as at running repair work locations, where a craft or crafts are performing a work assignment, the completion of which calls for the performance of “incidental work” (as hereinafter defined) covered by the classification of work rules of another craft or crafts, such craft or crafts may be required so far as they are capable, to perform such incidental work provided it does not comprise a preponderant part of the total amount of the work involved in the assignment. Work shall be regarded as “incidental” when it involves the removal, replacing, loosening or the disconnecting and connecting of parts and appliances such as electrical wires, piping, covers, shielding and other appurtenances, except for the connecting and disconnecting traction and auxiliary motors (other than plug in cooling fans), during the course of the main work assignment in order to accomplish that assignment. Incidental work shall be considered to comprise a preponderant part of the assignment when the time normally required to accomplish it exceeds the time normally required to accomplish the main work assignment. If there is a dispute as to whether or not work comprises a “preponderant part” of the work assignment, NJT Rail may nevertheless assign the work as it feels it should be assigned and proceed with the work and assignment in question and the Union may process the matter as a grievance under this Agreement. The Shop Committee may request that the assignment be timed by the parties to determine whether or not the time required to perform the incidental work exceeds the time required to perform the main work assignment.
