Marine Work. When cranes, drag lines, dipper dredges, clamshell dredges, backhoes or similar equipment falling under the jurisdiction of the Operating Engineers are mounted on a spud or deck winch scow, the minimum crew shall consist of: 1 journeyman operator 1 deck engineer This crew article shall also apply to specialty marine pile driving rigs. Accepted loader operations are excluded. The minimum crew for clamshell dredges six (6) cubic yards and over shall consist of: 1 journeyman operator 1 journeyman deck engineer 1 deck hand The Union agrees that it will consider and not unreasonably deny requests by the Employer to delete the requirement for a deck hand on clamshell dredges of six (6) cubic yards and over when the third crew member is not required, such as side casting operations. It is also understood that the deck hand may be omitted when the six (6) cubic yard rig is used for construction work with a pile driving or erection crew.
Marine Work. 5.1 The same rules of workmanship shall apply to marine work as to other work.
Marine Work. All marine work, including “push” jobs in-shore and work done from barges in-shore and offshore, is covered by this Agreement. Setting and securing rollers for push job or on barges is also covered by this Agreement.
Marine Work. When fireman or oiler on marine equipment in the water are required to begin work before the regular starting time, two men from the regular crew of the bargaining unit shall start to work at the same time. When crane equipment is working on a barge that is moved with deck mounted self- propelled winches, a member of the bargaining unit shall be employed to operate winches at the appropriate rate of pay. If oiler or fireman on crane operates a winch he shall receive the rate of pay applying to that classification. On steam power Xxxxxxx, the crew shall consist of operator, fireman and oiler. A winch operator shall be employed when needed.
Marine Work. Minor marine work may be performed on the Boat in the slip. Major marine work may not be performed in the slip. The Parks and Recreation staff shall determine, in their sole discretion, what work is considered minor and what work is considered major.
