Common use of Tradesmen Flexibility Clause in Contracts

Tradesmen Flexibility. Tradesmen, working alone or as part of a group, will perform all required maintenance and repair work for which they have the ability regardless of trade. Hourly rated Foremen will supervise work assignments involving various trades. The Company will provide the training required to allow the hourly rated Foremen to effectively and safely supervise the assignment covering more than one trade. This training is to be completed prior to the implementation. The I.B.E.W. Local 956 and UNIFOR Local 74 will be consulted in regards to flexibility and any understanding achieved will be subject to the approval of the two locals. There will be a minimum of two (2) first class electricians on shift. Tools: Tools required by employees in order to perform duties outside of their trade will be provided by the Company and be made available on an as needed basis. Call-Ins: For call-ins the predominant trade will be used. Trades Adjustment: Effective April 1, 1994, tradesmen on days, will receive an adjustment of 50 cents per hour.

Tradesmen Flexibility. Tradesmen, working alone or as part of a group, will perform all required maintenance and repair work for which they have the ability regardless of trade. Hourly rated Foremen will supervise work assignments involving various trades. The Company will provide the training required to allow the hourly rated Foremen to effectively and safely supervise the assignment covering more than one trade. This training is to be completed prior to the implementation. The I.B.E.W. Local 956 and UNIFOR C.E.P. Local 74 will be consulted in regards to flexibility and any understanding achieved will be subject to the approval of the two locals. There will be a minimum of two (2) first class electricians on shift. Tools: Tools required by employees in order to perform duties outside of their trade will be provided by the Company and be made available on an as needed basis. Call-Ins: For call-ins the predominant trade will be used. Trades Adjustment: Effective April 1, 1994, tradesmen on days, will receive an adjustment of 50 cents per hour.

Tradesmen Flexibility. Tradesmen, working alone or as part of a group, will perform all required maintenance and repair work for which they have the ability regardless of trade. Hourly rated Foremen Xxxxxxx will supervise work assignments involving various trades. The Company will provide the training required to allow the hourly rated Foremen to effectively and safely supervise the assignment covering more than one trade. This training is to be completed prior to the implementation. The I.B.E.W. Local 956 and UNIFOR C.E.P. Local 74 will be consulted in regards to flexibility and any understanding achieved will be subject to the approval of the two locals. There will be a minimum of two (2) first class electricians on shift. Tools: Tools required by employees in order to perform duties outside of their trade will be provided by the Company and be made available on an as needed basis. Call-Ins: For call-ins the predominant trade will be used. Trades Adjustment: Effective April 1, 1994, tradesmen on days, will receive an adjustment of 50 cents per hour.