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Section A. It is agreed that only bargaining unit rnembers shall tend, assist,
<br />convey, and or handle material by any rneans for any and all portions of the scope and
<br />or Occupational sections of this agreement.
<br />Section 3. It is agreed that the jurisdiction or work covered by the AGREEMENT
<br />is that provided for in the Charter Grant issued by the United Brotherhood of Carpenters
<br />and Joiners of America to the Indiana/Kentucky/Ohio Regional Council of the United
<br />Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America. It is being understood that the
<br />claims are subject to local trade agreements and final decisions of AFL & CIO as
<br />settlement of jurisdictional disputes.
<br />Section 3a. This agreement excludes all Industrial Construction, maintenance,
<br />repair, replacement, renovation and modernization work at Heavy Industrial production
<br />facilities, and work sites including but not limited to those sites using the National
<br />Maintenance Agreement (NMA) the National Power Generation Agreement (INIPGMA) or
<br />other Industrial PLA's,
<br />Section 4, This AGREEMENT shall cover and include but not be limited to:
<br />The milling, fashioning, joining, assembling, erecting, fastening or dismantling of
<br />all materials of wood, plastic, metal, fiber, cork and Composition and all other substitute
<br />materials. The building and setting of forms and centers for brick masonry. The fabrication
<br />and erection of concrete forms, and the dismantling of same except for materials that are
<br />not to be reused. The setting of bulkheads, the setting and fabrication of screeds and
<br />stakes for concrete floors where the screed is notched or fitted. The setting and
<br />dismantling of forms, including handling and signaling where power is used. The making
<br />of all anchor bolts and tie rods which are to be fabricated on the job. The fabrication of
<br />templates. The placing and leveling of all templates and anchor bolts by hand.
<br />The bracing of any means, of templates and anchor bolts. The setting and aligning
<br />of all curb angles when they are attached to a form or bulkhead. The framing, rigging and
<br />dismantling in connection with metal column and gang forms. The making of forms for
<br />concrete blocks, figures, posts, railings, balusters, ornaments, building construction and
<br />heavy construction. The handling of rough lumber from the designated stock pile. The
<br />building and moving of all runways and staging Where carpenter tools are used. The
<br />construction of all hoists, derricks, mortar boards, boxes and trestles made of wood. The
<br />cutting or framing of openings for pipes, conduits, ducts, etc., where they pass through
<br />floors, partitions, walls, roofs, and, forms composed in whole or in part of wood. The making
<br />and installing of all crippling, bracing, joists, drywall and acoustic tile ceilings. The
<br />installation of all furring for ceilings and sidewalls. The installation of all kalamein, hollow
<br />metal, wood and plastic laminate doors, walk-in man doors, transoms and windows,
<br />scaffolds over fourteen (14') feet in height or any special designed scaffolds or those built
<br />for special purposes shall be erected and dismantled from the base by carpenters. The
<br />handling of fixtures and cabinets from the delivery truck. "rhe unloading, handling arid
<br />setting of all fixtures uncrated jambs, doors, bucks and window frames of wood or metal.
<br />The installation of all casing, base, molding, chair rail and wainscoting.
<br />They layout, installation and erection of wooden stairs, and the Jobsite fabrication of same.
<br />The installation of fixtures, cabinets, shelving, racks and door louvers and the jobsite
<br />fabrication of same. The jobsite mortising and application of hardware in connection with
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