Mechanical Trades Sample Clauses
The Mechanical Trades clause defines the scope of work, responsibilities, and standards applicable to contractors performing mechanical work, such as plumbing, HVAC, and fire protection systems, within a construction project. It typically outlines the required qualifications for mechanical subcontractors, the types of systems covered, and the expectations for installation, testing, and commissioning. By clearly delineating these requirements, the clause ensures that all mechanical systems are installed safely, efficiently, and in compliance with relevant codes, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and ensuring project quality.
Mechanical Trades. An apprentice trained by the hospital upon successful completion of their training shall be paid the rate of pay prescribed for the classification “Mechanical Tradesman Level 1”. After 12 months experience as a tradesman he/she shall be paid the rate prescribed for his/her classification. However, where the apprentice so trained is required to perform special work as defined, he/she shall be paid as per the classification “Mechanical Tradesman Level 2”.
Mechanical Trades. Engineer-2nd Shift Engineer-3rd Class
Mechanical Trades. Shift Engineer-2ndClass Head Instrument Mechanic Shift Engineer-3rd Class Head Pipefitter Welder Chief Electrician Roll Lathe Operator Head Millwright Lead Hand (Mechanical) Trades -Journeyman Except as provided in Section above, all job categories covered by the Labour Agreement which are new jobs or jobs which have materially changed shall be considered el- igible for evaluation when presented in the manner pre- scribed herein to the JointJob Evaluation Board.
Mechanical Trades. Any employee whose work is primarily in any one or more than one of the trades listed hereunder shall be classed as a Mechanic: Machinists Adjusters Millwrights Carpenters Electricians Instrument Mechanics Painters Heavy Duty Mechanic