Common use of Regular Work Clause in Contracts

Regular Work. All crews furnished by Supplier will be required to have at least two (2) individuals qualified to do aerial work / unless agreed to otherwise in writing. All crews will be fully qualified. All general foremen (supervisors) and foremen shall have with them at all times a supplier issued photo identification, with their company name, and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ name and photo. All crews are required to have one English speaking worker able to communicate with landowners. Supplier is responsible to meet all work load requirements within an awarded Division for the entire year. Work load schedules may vary and it is the Supplier’s responsibility to meet these demands. Work load consists of Lump Sum, Hot Spot, Construction and Storm. Supplier shall be responsible for providing an agreed upon presence for a minimum of 36 months for the duration of the contract to assist with meeting the demands of Hot Spot, Capital and Storm work. The Company will provide historical data upon request to assist with the planning. When the Supplier, for their convenience, requests that work be performed outside the regular established workday, the rates paid will be the straight time labor rate as noted in Schedule D. The Company recognizes the following holidays as qualified to pay overtime for emergency work: • New Year’s Day • President’s Day • Memorial Day • Good Friday • Independence Day • Labor Day • Veterans Day • Thanksgiving Day • Day after Thanksgiving Day • Christmas Day Company approval is required for any work outside the regular established workday. There may be limited occasions when Lump Sum circuit schedules need to be moved forward or back (swapping out of planned circuit years) due to emerging issuing impacting either the Company or Supplier. Both parties agree to be open to moving circuits in this manner, with the overall purpose of not substantially changing the annual mileage totals for a particular year, in a particular Division, unless agreed to by both parties. When a tree crew decides to halt work due to inclement weather they are to call their Company representative (arborist) for instructions.