Common use of SCOPE - Agreement Clause in Contracts

SCOPE - Agreement. This Agreement shall apply to all work related to the site preparation, overburden removal and excavation for Industrial, Institutional, and Residential sites. a) This Agreement shall only apply to site preparation work on sites designated for construction under a CLR – Operating Engineers Trade Division Agreement, unless mutually agreed to by the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 870 and the Unionized Employers with a pre-job conference. b) This agreement is applicable to the point at which the anchor bolts are placed and the mechanical trades start working within those specific battery limits. At that point, the terms and conditions of the respective Provincial Construction Agreement shall apply within those battery limits. c) Overburden applies to work outside of battery limits. d) Battery limits refers to the battery limits around a specific plant inside of a Project. e) Application of this Overburden and Site Preparation Agreement inside a Project’s battery limits is dependent upon a pre-job conference with the Union prior to work being bid. In addition to the normal pre-job items, at the pre-job the parties will determine scope and application of the Overburden and/or Site Preparation agreement and confirm when the Industrial Agreement would commence. f) Contractors are obligated to notify the CLR Saskatchewan that this agreement is being used to bid a specific scope of work.

SCOPE - Agreement. This Agreement shall apply to all work related to the site preparation, overburden removal and excavation for Industrial, Institutional, and Residential sites. a) This Agreement shall only apply to site preparation work on sites designated for construction under a CLR – Operating Engineers Trade Division Labourers Agreement, unless mutually agreed to by the International Union of Operating Engineers The Construction And General Workers' Local 870 Union, #180 and the Unionized Employers with a pre-job conference. b) This agreement is applicable to the point at which the anchor bolts are placed and the mechanical trades start working within those specific battery limits. At that point, the terms and conditions of the respective Provincial Construction Agreement shall apply within those battery limits. c) Overburden applies to work outside of battery limits. d) Battery limits refers to the battery limits around a specific plant inside of a Project. e) Application of this Overburden and Site Preparation Agreement inside a Project’s battery limits is dependent upon a pre-job conference with the Union prior to work being bid. In addition to the normal pre-job items, at the pre-job the parties will determine scope and application of the Overburden and/or Site Preparation agreement and confirm when the Industrial Agreement applicable collective agreement would commence. f) . Contractors are obligated to notify the CLR Saskatchewan that this agreement is being used to bid a specific scope of work.