Local management will determine the number of TFIR-1’s that will be trainedand operator qualified (OQ’d) at each reportinglocation.
Employees within each reporting location from the Fitter Leader and Fitter Operator classifications will be grouped together and asked by seniority if they wish to volunteer to TFIR, until the full complement of required TFIR-1’s are identified. If additional TFIR-1’s are needed, employees from the above group will be polled for volunteers based on seniority. In the event there are not enough volunteers to fill the required number if TFIR-1’s, the number will be filled using reverseseniority.
Once an employee is selected, trained, and OQ’d, he/she will remain a TFIR-1 until they are no longer able to perform the duties due to job bidding, retirement or termination. In this case, management will determine if additional TFIR-1’s are needed and employee(s) from the above group will be polled for volunteers based on seniority. In the event there are not enough volunteers to fill the required number if TFIR-1’s, the number will be filled using reverseseniority.
Local management will consider requests from designated TFIR-1’s wishing to be relieved from TFIR duties, on a case-by-casebasis.
Local management will assign TFIR inspection work as part of the daily work assignment as per Article III, Section1.
Signed on April 28,2010
For the Company:
Lira L. Pridgen, Manager –GasOperations Date
Signed on April 28,2010
For the Union:
Gerald M. Powers, President – UWUALocal666 Date
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AGREEMENT (T&S Workgroup)
Company-Wide Transmission and Storage O&M Workgroup
Purpose
To establish and maintain a specialized Company-wide work group that will be primarily responsible for performing Pipeline Integrity and Corrosion related operations and maintenance (O&M) work on high-pressure transmission and storage pipelines and systems.
Scope of Work
Participate in Pipeline Integritywork
Complete waxing/wrapping pipeline, corrosion remediation, etc., as a result of close intervalsurveys
Excavate inspection holes for IMP to validate caliper and smart pig runs, and other directassessments
Cut/replace short sections of pipeline containinganomalies
Assist in isolating, shutting or blowing down of transmission andstorage pipelines
Job Bidding / Selection
A Company-wide selection process, by company seniority, will be followed for the initial manning of the T&S Workgroup (i.e. the bidders’ current work location will not be a factor in selection). For purposes of future bidding into the T&S Workgroup, bidders from within the T&S Workgroup will have first priority before bidding goesCompany-wide.
Job postingstipulations
Work Group Leader must have no less than three (3) years job experience (cumulative) in one or more of the following classifications: Work Group Leader (Construction), Fitter Leader; Fitter, Fitter Operator, Welder or Equipment Operator (Note: Selection for this position is not subject to the 4/25/06 agreement regarding non-qualified bidders). In the event that no qualified bids are received for this position, the Company reserves the right to discontinue the selection process and abandon the creation of a T&SWorkgroup.
Successful bidders for Fitter Operator positionsmust:
Already possess a CDL, or obtain a CDL within 180days
Have no less than six (6) months job experience in one or more of the following classifications: Work Group Leader(Construction),
Fitter Leader; Fitter, Fitter Operator, Welder or Equipment Operator.
“Stay Put”clause
Successful bidders will be required to stay in their positions for a minimum of fifteen (15) months from their date ofselection.
The Company will consider extenuating or extraordinary circumstancesof an employee who requests to bid prior to this fifteen (15) month requirement. In these situations, the Company agrees to meet and discuss such a request with the Union and affectedemployee.
VacancyBackfilling
For the initial staffing of the T&S Workgroup, the Company will postand backfill all vacancies that result from employees bidding to the T&S Workgroup, with the exception of vacancies which may result within Meter Reader and SLLSclassifications.
When filling T&S Workgroup vacancies that occur subsequent to the initial manning of the workgroup, the Company will post and backfill only those vacancies that occur in Workgroup Leader (Construction), Fitter Leader and Fitter Operator classifications which result from employees bidding to the T&SWorkgroup.
For purposes of future bidding, crewmembers will retain bidding rights fromthe shop from which they bid when they originally entered the T&S O&M Workgroup.
Overtime Requirements
When crewmembers are required to report directly to a job site location, or to a location other than their Greensburg reporting location, overtime for travel will be paid if additional travel time is incurred. Payment will be limited to the incremental difference in travel time between the employee’s normal commute to Greensburg, and the commute to the job sitelocation.
Crewmembers will be expected to work overtime related to T&S projects, and if an employee is needed for overtime work, the employee shall be obligated to work unless he or she can provide a reasonableexplanation.
T&S Workgroup crewmembers will be placed on the auxiliary callout list oftheir Home Reporting Location (the shop from which they bid when they originally entered the T&SWorkgroup).
Reporting and Travel Requirements Definitions:
Reporting Location – The official reporting location of the T&S Workgroup will be the Greensburg headquarters.
Home Reporting Location – The location from which the employee bid, when he/she was selected for the T&S Workgroup.
Job Site Location – The location of a specific Transmission and Storage facility project.
Although the crew’s reporting location will be Greensburg, it will beresponsible for working throughout the Company’s serviceterritory.
Equipment will be primarily housed at Greensburg, although a Company reporting location closer to the job location may be utilized to stage equipment on a temporarybasis.
Crewmembers will be expected to report to Greensburg at normal starting time, unless instructed to report directly to the job site location, or to a Company reporting location other thanGreensburg.
To the fullest extent possible, and where available, Company vehicles will be provided for travel to other reporting locations, as necessary. Company vehicles may be taken home on a project-by-project basis. If personal vehicles are used for travel to other reporting locations, mileage will be reimbursed at the IRSrate. Reimbursement will be limited to the incremental difference in distance between the employee’s normal commute to Greensburg, and the distance to the job site location.
Subject to Management approval, and when projects extend for multiple days, crewmembers will be permitted to stay overnight at job site locations that would otherwise require excessive travel time to and from the employees’ home.These situations will be considered on a case-by-casebasis.
Crew Makeup
Classifications
Basic crew complement will consist of one (1) Work GroupLeader (Construction) and four (4) FitterOperators.
If additional crewmembers are required for a specific project, employees from within the Company reporting headquarters where to the job site is located will be utilized. (For example: If a particular T&S jobsite is located within the geographic boundaries of the Johnstown reportingarea, additional crewmembers, if necessary, will come from the Johnstown reportinglocation.)
Upgrades to fill temporary Work Group Leader absences due to vacation, short- term illness, etc., will come from within theworkgroup.
Fitter Operators who meet the three (3) year experience requirement outlined in the Labor Agreement under AGREEMENT – Selection ofWork Group Leaders (Construction) and Fitter Leaders, will be considered as qualified forupgrade.
The senior, qualified, Fitter Operator within the workgroup will be upgraded to Work Group Leader classification and will have primary responsibility for running thecrew.
If no Fitter Operator within the crew meets the three-yearexperience requirement, the senior Fitter Operator will beupgraded.
Miscellaneous
The T&S Workgroup will not result in the elimination of local distribution pipeline construction crews, or the elimination of Work Group Leader (Construction) classifications in those areas where Work Group Leader (Construction) classifications currentlyexist.
In the event of a surplus situation in the T&S Workgroup, crewmembers will retain surplus rights at their Home Reporting Location (the shop from which they bid when they originally entered the T&SWorkgroup).
During periods when no Transmission and Storage projects are underway, the T&S Workgroup will be assigned work within the Greensburg reportinglocation.
For the Company: For the Union:
Frank J, Milfeit, Jr. Gerald M. Powers Mgr., Gas Delivery Operations (PA/WV) President, Local 69-1
Date
Standardized Emergency Callout Process for Two Person Fitting Crews
Purpose
To implement a standard Company-wide emergency overtime callout process for 2-man crews consisting of a Fitter Leader and a Fitter Operator.
This process will help to assure that Fitter Leaders have first opportunity to act as backup Fitter Operators, in the event that a classified Fitter Operator cannot be obtained for emergency callout overtime.
This process will also help to assure that Fitter Operators have first opportunity to act as backup Fitter Leaders, in the event that a classified Fitter Leader cannot be obtained for emergency callout overtime.
Process
EffectiveJuly1,2007,eachreportinglocationwillcreateandmaintaintwo(2)additionalcalloutlists. These new lists will be asfollows:
Backup Fitter Leader List: A list consisting of Fitter Operators who are qualified to serve in a Fitter Leader capacity (to lead a crew) for emergency calloutpurposes.
Backup Fitter Operator List: A list consisting of Fitter Leaders who are qualified to serve in a Fitter Operator capacity (2nd person on crew) for emergency calloutpurposes.
Example – Two Person Crew Needed for Emergency Overtime
Step 1 – Emergency Center Operator (ECO) begins making calls from the classified Fitter Leader callout list, starting with the name immediately following the name previously called.
Step 2 – In the event that the ECO runs the entire Fitter Leader list and is unable to obtain a classified Fitter Leader, the ECO will next begin making calls from the Backup Fitter Leader list in an attempt to secure a qualified person to lead the crew, starting with the name immediately following the name previously called.
Step 3 – If the ECO runs the entire Backup Fitter Leader list and is still unable to secure a Fitter Leader, then the Auxiliary List will be run in an attempt to obtain a qualified person to lead the crew.
(After obtaining a Fitter Leader to lead the crew, the ECO then will move on to obtaining a Fitter Operator to serve as 2nd member of the crew.)
Step 4 – ECO begins making calls from the classified Fitter Operator callout list, starting with the name immediately following the name previously called.
Step 5 – In the event that ECO runs the entire classified Fitter Operator list and is unable to obtain a Fitter Operator, the ECO will next run the Backup Fitter Operator list in an attempt to secure a qualified 2nd person for the crew, starting with the name immediately following the name previously called.
Step 6 – If the ECO runs the entire Backup Fitter Operator list and is still unable to secure a 2nd person for the crew, then the Auxiliary List will be run in an attempt to obtain a qualified 2nd person for the crew.
Notes
All callout lists outlined in this agreement will be rotated on a continuous basis, with subsequent calls starting with the name immediately following the name previously called. The existing practice of a weekly rotation that is in effect at certain reporting locations willcease.
Prior to the July 1 implementation date, local management will create the Backup Fitter Leader and Backup Fitter Operator lists, and these lists will be reviewed withthe local unionrepresentative.
Nothing in this Agreement changes the process outlined in Article XIV – Working Hours, Section 10, Paragraph3.
For the Company: For the Union:
Date:
Commercial Drivers License (CDL) Agreement for Fitter Group
Between Dominion Peoples And
UWUA Local 69-1
All current employees as of the date of this Agreement will not be requiredto secure a Commercial Drivers License (CDL) in the event they bid and are selected for a future Fitter Operator, Fitter Leader or Work Group Leader (Construction) that is posted for bid with a CDLrequirement.
Existing Fitter Leaders and Fitter Operators will be offered the opportunity onan annual basis to voluntarily obtain a CDL as part of their current classification. Once the employee elects to obtain a CDL, they will be required to maintain the CDL for as long as they hold their Fitter Leader of Fitter Operatorclassification.
All future Fitter Leader, Fitter Operator and Work Group Leader (Construction) positions will require a CDL, and will be posted for bid with such a stipulation. Successful bidders who do not possess a CDL at the time of their selection will have one hundred and eighty (180) days from their selection date to secureone.
All employees hired on or after the date of this Agreement will be required to obtain (per paragraph #1, above) and maintain a CDL, should they be selectedfor a future Fitter Leader, Fitter Operator, Work Group Leader (Construction)or
Mechanic “A” position (revision 04/26/2010.) The Company reserves the contractual right to utilize Article 27 – Demotion, Suspension and discharge – to address employees who fail to timely secure or maintain a CDL as required by the Agreement.
The Company will reimburse employees for the cost difference between aCDL and a standard driver’s license. The company will also provide, during normal working hours, a vehicle, training and the testing necessary to obtain aCDL.
No existing Truck Drivers will be surplussed as a result of this Agreement. The Company reserves the contractual right to eliminate Truck Driver positions that become vacant through bidding, retirement, termination, etc., per ArticleXXIV.
CDL driving duties will be limited to those employees who maintain a “CDLand hold the classifications of Fitter Operator, Fitter Leader, Work Group Leader (Construction) and Truck Driver. The existing practice of permitting Mechanics to operate CDL vehicles for duties related to the garage function willcontinue.
Work assignments which primarily involve truck driving duties will be first assigned to a classified Truck Driver within the reporting location, providedthere is an incumbent classified Truck Driver in the location where the assignment originated.
For emergency callout overtime assignments, CDL qualified employees will only be required if a CDL is necessary to complete the work assignment, based on the equipment needs of thejob.
Upon achieving CDL qualification, and for as long as the CDL is maintained,all Fitter Operators, Fitter Leaders, Work Group Leaders (Construction), Truck Drivers and Mechanics, will receive a CDL Adjustment equal to $0.25 per hour. This adjustment will be considered part of base pay for the purpose of benefit calculations for the pension Plan, Savings Plan and Profit sharingPlan.
Five (5) new Fitter Operator positions will be posted for bid within fourteen(14) days of the effective date of thisagreement.
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (6 – HOUR BREAK)
Regarding
SIX-HOUR REST PERIOD FOLLOWING UNSCHEDULED CALLOUTOVERTIME
As a result of discussions between the Company and Union on Thursday, October 12, 2006, the following understanding was reached with respect to the Six-Hour Rest Period provision outlined in Article XIV, Section 6, paragraph 2, of the current Labor Agreement.
The Company and the Union agree that:
Local Management has the discretion to grant, or not grant (if deemednecessary), a six-hour rest period to employees who respond to unscheduled calloutovertime.
If, as a result of Management direction, less than a full six-hour break is granted, the employee will be paid at the rate of time-and-one-half for all hours of his/her regular shift (including hours not worked during a partial six-hour restperiod).
If, as a result of a request by the employee, less than a full six-hour break is granted, the employee will be paid at the rate of time-and-one-half for all hours worked during his/her regular shift, and the straight-time rate for all hours not worked during his/her partial six-hour restperiod.
In resolution of grievance #110-06-005 (Kiski), the Company agrees to pay 4 hours of straight-time pay togrievants.
Grievance #413-04-007, currently on the list for arbitration, will beconsidered resolved and removed from the arbitrationlist.
Nothing in this Understanding will affect current procedures followed for Six- Hour rest periods following sixteen (16) consecutive hours of work, outlined in Article XIV, Section 6, paragraph 1. This process will remainunchanged.
For the Company:
Ronald R. Rizzo,HRConsultant Date
For the Union:
Robert Mitchell, President, UWUALocal69-1 Date
AGREEMENT – Non-qualified Fitter Leader Selection Process
The purpose of this email is to summarize and document in writing the discussions that took place between the Union and the Company on Tuesday, April 5, 2006, relative to the Agreement on page 77 of the contract regarding the Selection of Work Group Leaders (Construction) and Fitter Leaders.
Our discussion centered around concerns from both Union and Management about the language in the Agreement specifying that bidders for F/L and WGL positions must have a minimum of 3 years of Company fitting experience (2 years for employees hired before 8/1/85). Because of the demographics of our current workforce, the possibility exists that we will be unable to fill many future F/L and WGL postings because of this minimum three-year requirement.
After considerable discussion on the matter, the Company and the Union agreed to the following process:
The Agreement – Selection of Work Group Leaders (Construction) and Fitter Leaders will remain in the contract without modification, and will be followed when reviewing bids for job postings for these two classifications.
In the event there are no qualified bidders in the candidate pool, the following process will be followed:
The senior bidder (Company seniority) in the candidate pool will be selected for the position, with preference given to candidates within the bidding location according to the current bidding process.
The successful candidate will be placed in a Fitter Operator classification, as qualified, for an interim period of time.** (For example, if the selected bidder has one (1) year of fitting experience, he or she will become a Fitter Operator (After One Year).
The successful candidate will remain a Fitter Operator during this interim period until one of the following occurs:
The employee accumulates a total of three (3) years of fitting experience (including experience accumulated prior to selection), at which time he/she will be reclassified to the Fitter Leader or Work Group Leader classification for whichthey originallybid.
Local supervision determines that the employee has satisfactorily demonstrated the ability to assume the responsibilities of the Fitter Leader or Work Group Leader position for which they originallybid.
**Note regarding upgrades during the interim period that the employee is accumulating fitting experience:
Local management may choose to upgrade the employee to Fitter Leader or Work Group Leader during this period, depending on the specific needs of the assignment, but will be under no obligation to do so. Any such upgrade, however, will not be construed as proof that the employee is qualified to be permanently assigned to the Fitter Leader or Work Group Leader position for which they originally bid.
FR Clothing Allowance Program
Between
Peoples Natural Gas Company LLC (the Company) And
Utility Workers Union of America, Local 666 (the Union)
PURPOSE: To provide an improved program and process for the outfitting of eligible bargaining unit employees with Uniforms and Fire Resistant (FR) Clothing.
Effective date of the program is October 1, 2010.
Eligible employees will be categorized in one of two groups for the purpose of this Program (See AttachmentA):
Group A – Consists of Operations (List ofClassifications)
Group B – Consists of Field Customer Service (List ofClassifications)
Program years of this Agreement will consist of each 12-month interval beginning on the Program effective date of October 1, 2010. The cost of Tyndale’s clothing will remain the same through June 30,2013.
Clothing Allowance Allotments amounts are listed in AttachmentB.
Individual employee clothing allowance accounts will be refreshed at 12-month intervals, concurrent with the start of each subsequent program year (October1, 2011,
October 1, 2012).
Employees will be permitted to carry over to the next year any unused allowance remaining in their account with Tyndale. The amount carried over cannot exceed the previous year’s total allowanceamount.
Clothing will be ordered by employees directly from Tyndale Company, using a catalog specifically tailored for the groups identified above. Ordering may take place either through the Tyndale secure website, or via a toll-free telephone call. It is the employees’ responsibility to place the order and to arrange for delivery directly to their homes. Delivery to company work locations is notpermitted.
All uniforms and FR clothing purchased with clothing allowance funds through this program must be from the approved catalogs offered by Tyndale. The clothing allowance cannot be used to purchase uniforms and FR clothing outside of this program. All FR clothing worn by employees must be purchased through Tyndale or if purchased with employee’s money after depletion of annual allowance, garments must be [pre-approved by supervisor. If after the depletion of their allowance, employees elect to purchase additional clothing, they are encouraged to purchase fromTyndale.
A committee (CARE Committee) consisting of an equal number of companyand union personnel will recommend clothing selections for the catalog(s).The
committee will recommend which garments will have PNG logo and the placement of the PNG logo, typically on left side on chest. The committee will recommend which garments will have Union logo and placement of the Union logo, typically on the right sleeve 2” below the shoulder seam. If logo patchesare required, the union is responsible for providing Tyndale with an adequate supply of union logos for placement on garments. This will be done at no cost to the Company.
The committee described in #8 will be responsible for ongoing monitoring of procedures and processes related to thisprogram.
Employees will be responsible for initial and ongoing ordering of all clothing,as well as any necessary returns to Tyndale for reasons related to fit, selection, repair,etc.
Employees will be permitted to keep all existing uniforms or FRclothing currently in their possession as of the effective date of thisAgreement.
New employees hired on or after the effective date of this Agreement willreceive an initial clothing allowance of $800
This allowance will be available to the employee as soonas administratively possible after their hire date,and
During the probationary period, employee will be eligible for theannual allotmentrefresher.
If a new employee is terminated prior to the completion of his 6 month probationary period, all clothing bearing the PNG logo must be returnedto the company as described in#18.
New employees will be provided FR coveralls on a temporary basis untiltheir initial allotment of clothing isreceived.
Eligible employees transferring from one group (catalog) to another group (catalog) will receive a transfer allowance of $ 400. The transfer allowance will only be paid once every 3 years (36 months) regardless of the number of times an employee transfers between catalogs A to B, B toA.
Employees are responsible for proper laundering and care of uniforms and FR clothing. Minor repairs (generally requiring less than one hour of sewing) will be provided at no charged by Tyndale. More extensive repairs are the financial responsibility of theemployee.
In general, employees will not be reimbursed for any clothing lost throughtheft, damage, etc. except for damage due to contamination during the course of employment as described in #17 below. Reimbursement for stolen clothing will be evaluated on a case by casebasis.
If it is deemed necessary by the Company to replace a garment contaminated during the course of employment, the replacement of the identical garment will be at the Company’s expense. This does not include normal wear and tear or normal one time or accumulatedsoiling.
All Company logos must be returned to the Company upon the employee’s termination of employment if patch logos are used on any garments. Embroidered logoed clothing does not need to be returned except as describedin
#19. Inactive (resigned, retired, etc.) and active employees are encouraged to destroy all clothing bearing the PNG logo that has reached the end of its service life to prevent ownership of PNG-logoed clothing by personnel not affiliated with PNG.
Employees terminated involuntarily will be required to return all PNGlogoed clothing upon notice oftermination.
For Group A – Operations, employees are required to wear FR pants at the startof each work shift and throughout the work day. In addition, employees are encouraged to wear FR shirts at the start of each work shift and throughout the day to assure maximum protection from potentialhazards.
Employees are permitted to wear cotton tee shirts from April 1 to September30 but only when not exposed to a potentially hazardous, flammable or explosive atmosphere.
For employees listed in Attachment C, provision #20 will not become effective until 25 months after the first anniversary date (i.e. November 1, 2012) of the program to allow for an adequate amount of FR clothing (shirts and pants). From October 1, 2010 until November 1, 2012 employees listed in Attachment C can wear FR coveralls when required by company SOPs, though they are encouraged to wear FR shirts and FR pants purchased through the program during the 25 month transition period oncepurchased.
Employees, including Group B employees, must wear long sleeve shirts or outerwear in a potentially hazardous, flammable or explosive atmosphereas required bySOP.
On or about October 1, 2010, union Operations employees (not FMS, SLLS, and ECO) will receive one Long sleeve FR shirt through a bulk purchase made bythe company.
AttachmentA
AttachmentB
Catalog
Criteria
Group A – PNGOperations
Classifications
All C&M / fitterclassifications Corrosion
GM&R
Utility person Station Engineer StationRepairman
Storage PoolOperator Truck Driver Warehouse
Welder Electrician Maintenanceman Machinist
Work GroupLeader Mechanic
ECO employees are not part of thisclothing
program. They would be considered a new hire if they enter into any of the otherclassifications.
FR pants required at the start of each work shift and throughout the day.See exception in#4.
FR shirts are required at the start ofthe work shift and throughout the day except for the period April 1 to September 30 when cotton tee shirts can be worn when not in a potentially hazardous, flammable or explosive atmosphere.
Long sleeve FR shirts requiredwhen exposed to a potentially hazardous, flammable or explosiveatmosphere.
See exception in Provision 21 for employees listed in Attachment C. This provision will only be in effectfor 25 months from the start of the program.
Company logo on selected shirts and outwear.
Union logo on selected shirts and outerwear.
Group B – PNG CustomerService
Classification
Field CustomerService LeakSurvey
Meterreader
Official Company uniform required. Uniform shirts and pants shall beFR. FR shirt, FR pants and FR outerwear required at alltimes.
Long sleeve FR shirts or FR coveralls required when exposed to a potentially hazardous, flammable or explosive atmosphere.
Company logo on selected shirts and outerwear.
Union logo on selected shirts and outerwear.
Date Signed: _September 3,2010_
For the Company:For the Union:
Agreement is not valid without MANAGEMENT / UNIONsignoff.
In House Fitter Agreement
The Company and Union agree to replace the Utilityperson classification and Utilityperson agreement with this “In House Fitter Agreement.” This agreement will broaden the Fitter classification by adding the work set forth in this agreement to the Fitter classification as exclusive bargaining unit work. This agreement will bring back “in house” work that is presently being completed usingcontractors.
The “Fitter” classification will start at paygrade 5. A “Fitter” will progress to paygrade 6 after 1 year , paygrade 7 after 2 years , paygrade 8 after 3 years , paygrade 9 after 4 years , Fitter Operator paygrade 10 after 5 years and Fitter Operator pay grade 11 after 6 years .
No later than the end of the 1st Quarter of 2011 (March 31, 2011), the following work will be performed exclusively by UWUA Local 666 employees (replacing the work currently performed by our line- locating contractors):
Locating all gas lines and facilities owned by Peoples Natural Gas;
Responding to one-call tickets for the purpose of third-party contractor surveillance; and
Responding to aerial patrols.
The following items will be revisited within 12 months of the signing of this agreement:
Walking (line-walking) of all lines and facilities owned by Peoples Natural Gas;
Service Line Leak Surveys; Corrosion reads;
Anode installation; Installing “linemarkers”;
Perform test station locating and repair; and
Meter automation and post automation meter reading.
Should the Company exercise its management rights to outsource any of this work, all “Fitters” classified pursuant to this in-house agreement will immediately be converted to “Fitter Operator (after 1 year).”
Fitter Operators within the location will be given the opportunity to operate first. Fitters will not be upgraded to Fitter Operator when asked to operate, but they will be paid the appropriate rate when performing other classified work.
Classified employees with permanent restrictions, performing work identified in this Agreement or other restricted work, will not be displaced by this Agreement.
The Company will create a new classification titled “Pipeline Inspector”. All incumbents who are inspecting will be re-classified to Pipeline Inspector. All future Pipeline Inspector vacancies will be posted for bid.
This agreement shall become effective on the 3rd day of September
, 2010.
EmployeeGroup
AllowanceAmounts
Group A – PNGOperations
Year 1 – $400 on October 1,2010
Year 2 – $400 on October 1,2011
Year 3 – $550 on October 1,2012
Group B – PNG CustomerService
Year 1 – $400 on October 1,2010
Year 2 – $400 on October 1,2011
Year 3 – $550 on October 1,2012
New employee in Group A or B – After initial allotment, employee will enter either Group A or Group B above and receive the next applicable refresher.