Common use of TRADE JURISDICTION Clause in Contracts

TRADE JURISDICTION. 3.01 The Association recognizes the trade jurisdiction of the Union and agrees to assign the work of such jurisdiction to the employees covered by this Agreement. 3.02 The trade jurisdiction of the Union shall consist of but not be limited to the following: The preparation and application of the interior and exterior surfaces for the purpose of receiving paint finishes, including pigmentations, monolithic design for finished wall treatment not limited to stone, glass, plastic, gypsum products, architectural finishes, epoxy, catalyst, polyester fillers, binders, additives of any combination formalization, regardless of density and consistency. Installation of strengthening membranes for the purpose of holding or binding together the various applications using the tools of the trade or manufactures recommended. All work involved in fireproofing, drywall tap- ing, plastering, acoustical spraying, asbestos removal, mould removal, fire stopping, or related work, including spray or troweling of cementitious, fibre, urethane, cellu- lose materials for said purposes and the application of materials such as but not lim- ited to, A/D fire barrier, fire stopping, fire-rated wall and floor assemblies, cable tray penetration, voids between multi cable/pipe installations, perimeter of slabs and top of masonry wall, etc., and the application of polyurethane sprayed foam and polypropyl- ene plastic sheet membrane (i.e., air-gap/drainage membrane) and lead removal, chem- ical remediation and biological hazardous clean-up.” 3.03 No limitation shall be placed on the work covered by this trade jurisdiction by reason of the surface or texture or purpose for which the material described herein is used, designed or intended. 3.04 The trade jurisdiction includes the handling of all materials listed in the section of this Article and all materials and/or equipment required to carry out the work covered by the trade jurisdiction from the job stock piles.

TRADE JURISDICTION. 3.01 The Association recognizes the trade jurisdiction of the Union and agrees to assign the work of such jurisdiction to the employees covered by this Agreement. 3.02 The trade jurisdiction of the Union shall consist of but not be limited to the following: The preparation and application of the interior and exterior surfaces for the purpose of receiving paint finishes, including pigmentations, monolithic design for finished wall treatment not limited to stone, glass, plastic, gypsum products, architectural finishes, epoxy, catalyst, polyester fillers, binders, additives of any combination formalization, regardless of density and consistency. Installation of strengthening membranes for the purpose of holding or binding together the various applications using the tools of the trade or manufactures recommended. All work involved in fireproofing, drywall tap- ing, plastering, acoustical spraying, asbestos removal, mould removal, fire stopping, or related work, including spray or troweling of cementitious, fibre, urethane, cellu- lose cellulose materials for said purposes and the application of materials such as but not lim- ited limited to, A/D fire barrier, fire stopping, fire-rated wall and floor assemblies, cable tray penetrationpenetra- tion, voids between multi cable/pipe installations, perimeter of slabs and top of masonry wallxxxxx- xx xxxx, etc., and the application of polyurethane sprayed foam and polypropyl- ene polypropylene plastic sheet membrane (i.e., air-gap/drainage membrane) and lead removal, chem- ical chemical remediation and biological hazardous clean-up.” 3.03 No limitation shall be placed on the work covered by this trade jurisdiction by reason of the surface or texture or purpose for which the material described herein is used, designed or intended. 3.04 The trade jurisdiction includes the handling of all materials listed in the section of this Article and all materials and/or equipment required to carry out the work covered by the trade jurisdiction from the job stock piles.