Civil Aviation Act, 2009
R 385
Labour Relations Act, 1995 (Act No. 66 of 1995)NoticesBargaining Council for the Metal and Engineering IndustriesExtension of the Consolidated Main Collective Agreement to Non-parties (for the period 1 July 2021 to 30 June 2024)Part 24. Technical SchedulesSchedule DDivision D/33Cranes and Hoists |
RATE B
Crane driving – power operated jib cranes and/or cab-operated overhead cranes (n.e.s.).
RATE D
| 1. | Crane driving – floor operated power cranes powered in all three directions and controlled by one man so employed. |
| 2. | Crane driving (n.e.s.) power operated jib cranes and/or cab operated overhead cranes and/or floor operated cranes, powered in all three directions and controlled by one man so employed in stores and/or stockyard and/or fettling and/or service gantry and/or scrap yard areas. |
For the purpose of the above, “stores and/or stockyards and/or fettling and/or service gantry and/or scrap yard areas” means such areas shall be exclusively used for such purposes and shall not include the performance of work and/or other activities extraneous to functions conducted in such areas.
Further, the duties of crane driving as specified in Rate D shall be confined to work within the areas as above specified. If the crane driving does not fall within the above provisions and/or if it extends beyond the areas abovementioned, the wage provisions relating to Rate B shall obtain and have preference.
RATE F
Crane driving – non slewing jib cranes.
RATE G
Crane operating (n.e.s.).
RATE G
Operating power-driven hoist fixed or moved by hand or power (not under supervision).
For the purpose of this sub clause, manually, mechanically or hydraulically operated loaders attached or fitted to a vehicle as defined above shall not be regarded as a crane or hoist.
