Common use of Steeplejack Work Clause in Contracts

Steeplejack Work. Steeplejack work shall be defined as all preparatory work and sand blasting, and painting from the base or the following named structures whose highest point of elevation is 40 Feet (40’) or more: water tanks, gas holders, towers, bridges, radio towers, church steeples, blast furnaces, smoke stacks, cracking plants, exterior cranes, open steel structures, and all structural supports of the above named structures and on new construction where employees are engaged in cleaning, spotting, and painting and where no scaffolding is provided whether the building is enclosed or not enclosed. Employees employed as ground men shall be paid the base rate excluding employees employed in hazardous areas, such as moving traffic.

Steeplejack Work. Steeplejack work shall be defined as all preparatory work and sand blasting, and painting from the base or the following named structures whose highest point of elevation is 40 Feet (40’) or more: water tanks, gas holders, towers, bridges, radio towers, church steeples, blast furnaces, smoke stacks, cracking plants, exterior cranes, open steel structures, and all structural supports of the above named structures and on new construction where employees are engaged in cleaning, spotting, and painting and where no scaffolding is provided whether the building is enclosed or not enclosed. Employees employed as ground men shall be paid the base rate as excluding employees employed in hazardous areas, such as moving traffic.

Steeplejack Work. Steeplejack work shall be defined as all preparatory work and sand blasting, and painting from the base or the following named structures whose highest point of elevation is 40 Feet (40’) or more: water tanks, gas holders, towers, bridges, radio towers, church steeples, blast furnaces, smoke stacks, cracking plants, exterior cranes, open steel structures, and all structural supports of the above named structures and on new construction where employees are engaged in cleaning, spotting, and painting and where no scaffolding is provided whether the building is enclosed or not enclosed. Employees employed as ground men shall be paid the base rate as excluding employees employed in hazardous areas, such as moving traffic.. Article III Clauses‌