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Trenching Machines thirty (30) inches or over shall require an Engineer and Oiler or Apprentice regardless of motive power. (b) All hydraulic type cranes used on work covered by this Agreement where such crane is rated by the manufacturer as having a capacity of fifty (50) tons or more shall require an Engineer and Oiler or Apprentice regardless of motive power. (c) HYDRAULIC BACKHOES OR SIMILAR TYPE MACHINES. Hydraulic machines that are designed to use bucket attachments of various sizes, and the manufacturer rates such machine as weighing over one hundred fifteen thousand (115,000) pounds shall require an oiler. Machines that do not require an oiler pursuant to the above shall be subject to preparation time pursuant to Section 12 of this Article, with the exception of Combination Backhoe Front End loader Machines. Section 8 - Duties of Oiler and/or Apprentice It shall be the duty of the oiler to keep the machine to which he is assigned thoroughly lubricated and reasonably clean. Maintain the machine, supply it with water, gas and oil and assist in such work as directly affects the operation of the machine. The oiler shall be under the technical direction of the engineer, perform such duties as he prescribes and remain at all times in close proximity to the machine. The same rules and regulations regarding overtime and working conditions which apply to Engineers shall also apply to Oilers and/or Apprentices. Section 9 - Small Equipment Assignment The employer shall have the right to assign certain work to members of the Bargaining Unit in respect to various small machines such as generators 50 k.w. and under, intermittent pumping, one welding machine, air compressor 210 cubic feet and under per minute, one light plant and all other small equipment not to exceed a total of three such machines in any combination. In the event of such assignment, the Operating Engineer shall be compensated at the rate of FIFTY CENTS ($0.50) per hour for the entire shift over and above the negotiated rate for Operating Engineers. Section 10 - Electric Submersible Pumps On a job site where more than five (5) electric submersible pumps are being used, a member of the Bargaining Unit shall be assigned during the entire regular day time shift, Monday through Friday and on every other day as the regular day time crew is conducting j ob operations. No operator shall receive premium pay or be required on the other two (2) shifts in the twenty-four (24) hour day. But, in the event of a breakdown, in any pumps, the assigned operator shall be subject to call at any time or any day to assist in the installation, servicing, relocating or removal of said pumps. In such breakdown case, the Employer shall notify the operator by telephone to reportto the job site if available to such duty. The operator assigned to the pumps shall be compensated at the rate of FIFTY CENTS ($0.50) per hour for the entire shift over and above the operator's regular rate of pay. If the Employer deems it necessary to have a full time employee on said pumps it shall be a member of the Bargaining Unit and said employee shall be paid the pump rate provided for in the wage classifications. In the event there are no members in the Bargaining Unit employed by the Employer on the job site, the Employer shall have the right to operate the electric submersible pump until such time as a member of the Bargaining Unit is employed by the Employer on the job site, but in no event shall the pump be assigned to any other employee. Section 11- Repair Work Shop and Jobsite Employees shall keep their machines in good order and good repair at all times to such extent as lies in their power to do so. Section 12 - Preparing Equipment Engineers on all Power Shovels, Backhoes, Draglines, Clamshells and Cranes used on work covered by this Agreement where such machinery is rated by the manufacturer as having a capacity of one and one -quarter (1-1/4) cubic yard or less, or Truck Cranes rated by the manufacturer as having a capacity of less than thirty (30) tons, Crawler Cranes rated by the manufacturer as having a capacity of less than thirty (30) tons, or all Hydraulic Cranes rated by the manufacturer as having a capacity of less than fifty (50) tons, and Engineers operating Derricks and/or Hoists of two (2) drums or more shall start one-half (1/2) hour before the regular starting time to prepare the machine for the days MICHIANA BUILDERS ASSOCIATION INC FINAL DFAGAN.JGARDNER.NCLINE MAY 19, 2017 mlc