Terms of the Understanding Covering Thermal Insulation Work Sample Clauses

Terms of the Understanding Covering Thermal Insulation Work. The following is the Understanding reached between the National Joint Council for the ECI and the National Joint Council of the TICI at a meeting held on 2 June 2004 at Walmar House, Regent Street, London. When insulation or the removal of insulation is to be carried out on a Category 1 Project, where an agreement has been approved by the NJC, all labour will be employed in accordance with the NAECI, other than the special provisions as identified below. Labour employed in the insulation or removal of insulation on all other work will be paid in accordance with the National Agreement for the Thermal Insulation Contracting Industry. However, where it is agreed that insulation is in-scope of the NAECI on such work, the National Joint Council for the Thermal Insulation Contracting Industry will grant a dispensation that the employees of thermal insulation contractors will be paid in accordance with the NAECI. Special Provisions. The following special provisions apply to employees of thermal insulation contractors:
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