Abnormal Working Conditions Clause Samples
The Abnormal Working Conditions clause defines the procedures and responsibilities when work is affected by unexpected or unusual site conditions. Typically, it requires the contractor to promptly notify the client or project manager if conditions such as hazardous materials, unforeseen obstacles, or extreme weather are encountered, and may outline steps for adjusting timelines or costs. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear process for addressing disruptions, minimizing disputes, and allocating risk when work cannot proceed as originally planned.
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Abnormal Working Conditions. Premium rates for abnormal working conditions shall be as follows: Both Parties to this Agreement recognize that employees should not be required to work under abnormal working conditions, however, where it is unavoidable the following shall apply: A premium allowance of eighty cents (80¢) per hour shall be paid to employees working on a swing stage, over bridges or stacks, or towers, or over the side of buildings or vessels, such that they are working above surrounding terrain. Premium allowance shall apply to actual time while exposed, except that time shall be calculated in one (1) hour increments. This same premium shall apply to tree falling, working in culverts, working with raw sewage, or welding and cutting of galvanized material.
Abnormal Working Conditions. Premium rates for abnormal working conditions shall be in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement.
Abnormal Working Conditions. Premium rates for abnormal working conditions shall be as follows:
Abnormal Working Conditions. Both Parties to this Agreement recognize that employees may be required to work under abnormal working conditions, and, where it is unavoidable:
Abnormal Working Conditions. The District is committed to providing a safe workplace, and to ensuring that employees have access to all reasonably necessary safety equipment and safe work procedures. The District shall pay employees required to work under exceptionally unpleasant or difficult working conditions, as specifically listed below, a premium of $1 per hour for each hour (or portion thereof) worked:
(a) in direct contact with raw/untreated sewage; or
(b) in an area contaminated by raw/untreated sewage (which shall not include custodial-type work).
Abnormal Working Conditions. (a) Both parties to this agreement recognize that employees should not be required to work under abnormal working conditions, however, where it is unavoidable the following premium rates for abnormal working conditions shall be as follows:
(b) A premium allowance of $1.19 (plus the 2018 COLA) per hour shall be paid to employees working on a swing stage, over bridges or stacks, or towers, or over the side of building vessels, such that they are working above surrounding terrain. Premium allowance shall apply to actual time while exposed, except that time shall be calculated in one hour increments. This same premium shall apply to working with raw sewage, or welding and cutting of galvanized, aluminium and stainless steel material.
Abnormal Working Conditions. Premium rates for abnormal working conditions shall be as mutually agreed and a listing of such rates will be attached to this agreement. Abnormal conditions shall be defined as conditions arising from fire, flood, vandalism or an act of God; the premium rate of pay shall be fifty cents (50₵) per hour above the normal hourly rate of pay, with a minimum of three (3) hours and shall be paid only when abnormal work has been requested by the supervisor.
Abnormal Working Conditions. Employees performing storm or sanitary sewer maintenance shall receive $1.50 an hour in addition to their hourly rate.
Abnormal Working Conditions. All employees who are required to perform the following work shall receive in addition to the remuneration as provided for in Schedules 'A' and 'B':
(a) $.50 for coming into contact with raw sewage;
(b) $.40 while operating spray painting equipment.
Abnormal Working Conditions. Premium rates for abnormal working conditions shall be as follows: Both Parties to this Agreement recognize that employees should not be required to work under abnormal working conditions; however, where it is unavoidable the following shall apply: A premium allowance of seventy-five cents (75¢) per hour shall be paid to employees working on a swing stage, over bridges or stacks, or towers, or over the side of buildings or vessels, such that they are working more than fifty (50) feet/fifteen point twenty-four (15.24) meters above surrounding terrain. Premium allowance shall apply to actual time while exposed, except that time shall be calculated in one-half (½) hour increments. This same premium shall apply to tree falling, working in confined areas, working with raw sewage, operating steamer, or welding and cutting of galvanized material.