Common use of INDUSTRIAL DEFINITION Clause in Contracts

INDUSTRIAL DEFINITION. 1B.01 Industrial projects shall be defined as the initial construction or modernization of an Industrial Project such as listed in sub-paragraph (a), with a total Tender Value in excess of twenty-one million nine hundred thousand dollars ($21,900,000.00) regardless of the individual Contractor's Tender Value, regardless of whether the Owner or their Consultant/Management decided to call Tenders for their respective Industrial Projects in phases and the Dollar Tender Value of phasing is maintained at twenty-one million nine hundred thousand dollars ($21,900,000.00) or less. This amount shall be adjusted annually in accordance with the Consumer Price Index as reported by Statistics Canada. (a) Oil Refineries • Pulp & Paper Xxxxx • Chemical Plants • Manufacturing Plants, Processing Plants • Assembling Plant • Rubber Plants (such as Michelin) • Deep Sea Ports or Docks • Steel Xxxxx • Basic Metal Producing Facilities • Power Plants • Heavy Equipment Manufacturing • Ore Reduction Plants • Construction on Mine Sites • Cement Plants • Industrial Transportation Centres • Construction on Shipyards • Coal Liquefaction Projects • Syn-Fuels Projects • Coal-Water (Carbogel) Fuel Projects • Fluidization Projects • Gas Projects • Wharves constructed as part of an ongoing Industrial Agreement • Wind Xxxxx and Wind Mill Farms (as per Schedule “B”) All work on an existing Industrial facility or facilities as listed above will be carried out under the terms and conditions of the Industrial Agreement. 1B.02 The CLRA or the Union shall be entitled to call a joint meeting of the Parties to clarify the classification of any job as industrial or commercial, prior to tender closing. 1B.03 All shut-down work shall be performed under the terms and conditions of this Agreement. A shut-down is defined as all major mechanical maintenance on processing equipment performed on a site or facility constructed under this Agreement. 1B.04 Remediation work on Industrial, former Industrial, and Commercial sites shall be performed under the terms and conditions of the Commercial Agreement.

INDUSTRIAL DEFINITION. 1B.01 Industrial projects shall be defined as the initial construction or modernization of an Industrial Project such as listed in sub-paragraph (a), with a total Tender Value in excess of twenty-one million nine hundred thousand dollars ($21,900,000.00) regardless of the individual Contractor's Tender Value, regardless of whether the Owner or their Consultant/Management decided to call Tenders for their respective Industrial Projects in phases and the Dollar Tender Value of phasing is maintained at twenty-one million nine hundred thousand dollars ($21,900,000.00) or less. This amount shall be adjusted annually in accordance with the Consumer Price Index as reported by Statistics Canada. (a) . • Oil Refineries • Pulp & Paper Xxxxx • Chemical Plants • Manufacturing Plants, Processing Plants • Assembling Plant Plants • Rubber Plants (such as Michelin) • Deep Sea Ports or Docks • Steel Xxxxx • Basic Metal Producing Facilities • Power Plants (all types) • Heavy Equipment Manufacturing • Ore Reduction Plants • Construction on Mine Sites • Cement Plants • Industrial Transportation Centres Centers • Construction on of Shipyards • Coal Liquefaction Projects • Syn-Fuels Projects • Coal-Water (Carbogel) Fuel Projects • Fluidization Projects • Gas Projects • Wharves constructed as part of an ongoing Industrial Agreement Project • Wind Xxxxx and Wind Mill Farms (as per Schedule “BC”) (a) All work on an existing Industrial facility or facilities as listed above will be carried out under the terms and conditions of the Industrial Agreement. 1B.02 The CLRA or Agreement except for small jobs where the Union shall be entitled to call a joint meeting total value of the Parties to clarify Employer’s contract or contracts (all labour and material costs included) is less than two hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($250,000.00). In such cases, the classification of any job as industrial or commercial, prior to tender closing. 1B.03 All shut-down work shall be performed under the terms and conditions of this Agreement. A shut-down is defined as all major mechanical maintenance on processing equipment performed on a site or facility constructed under this Agreement. 1B.04 Remediation work on Industrial, former Industrial, and Commercial sites shall may be performed under the terms and conditions of the Commercial Agreement. The total value of the Employer’s contract or contracts shall include the value of all contracts awarded to the Employer on a particular site or project that is project or function related, and regardless of whether the Owner or their Consultant/Management decided to call tenders or award the work in phases. (b) Prior to the start of work under Article 1B.02(a), the Employer must advise the Union(s) which have the trade jurisdiction over such work of the following: (i) The location of the work; (ii) The scope of the work to be performed; (iii) The identity of the party to whom the Employer is contracted; and (iv) The total value of the Employer’s contract. (c) If the Employer fails to comply with the requirements of Article 1B.02(b), the terms and conditions of the Industrial Agreement shall apply to the work. (d) This Article shall not apply to existing work but shall only apply to work obtained by an Employer after the signing of this Agreement.

INDUSTRIAL DEFINITION. 1B.01 Industrial projects shall be defined as the initial construction or modernization of an Industrial Project such as listed in sub-paragraph (a), with a total Tender Value in excess of twenty-one million nine three hundred thousand dollars ($21,900,000.0021,300,000.00) regardless of the individual Contractor's Tender Value, regardless of whether the Owner or their Consultant/Management decided to call Tenders for their respective Industrial Projects in phases and the Dollar Tender Value of phasing is maintained at twenty-one million nine three hundred thousand dollars ($21,900,000.0021,300,000.00) or less. This amount shall be adjusted annually in accordance with the Consumer Price Index as reported by Statistics Canada. (a) Oil Refineries • Pulp & Paper Xxxxx • Chemical Plants • Manufacturing Plants, Processing Plants • Assembling Plant Plants • Rubber Plants (such as Michelin) • Deep Sea Ports or Docks • Steel Xxxxx • Basic Metal Producing Facilities • Power Plants (all types) • Heavy Equipment Manufacturing • Ore Reduction Plants • Construction on Mine Sites • Cement Plants • Industrial Transportation Centres Centers • Construction on of Shipyards • Coal Liquefaction Projects • Syn-Fuels Projects • Coal-Water (Carbogel) Fuel Projects • Fluidization Projects • Gas Projects • Wharves constructed as part of an ongoing Industrial Agreement Project • Wind Xxxxx and Wind Mill Farms (as per Schedule “BC”) All work on an existing Industrial facility or facilities as listed above will be carried out under the terms and conditions of the Industrial Agreement. 1B.02 The CLRA or the Union shall be entitled to call a joint meeting of the Parties parties to clarify the classification of any job as industrial or commercial, commercial prior to tender closing. 1B.03 All shut-down work shall be performed under the terms and conditions of this the Industrial Agreement. A shut-down is defined as all major mechanical maintenance on processing equipment performed on a site or facility constructed under this the Industrial Agreement. 1B.04 Remediation work on Industrial, former Industrial, and Commercial sites shall be performed under the terms and conditions of the Commercial Agreement.