Labour Relations Act, 1995 (Act No. 66 of 1995)

For the purposes of this section—

‘Structural metal work’ means the fabrication, erection or assembly, construction, alteration, replacement or repair of metal structures (including metal structures of boats and/or pressure vessels and/or components made in whole or in part of metal plate and/or metal sections.)

The operations in the manufacturing and/or erection and/or installation of structural metal work are detailed in the schedules below.

For the purposes of this schedule the letter appearing in the middle of each job operation number is the code that links the operation to the relative subsection:

The ‘M’ relates to mechanical and structural operation.

The ‘E’ relates to electrical operations.

The ‘I’ relates to instrumentation operations.

The ‘R’ relates to rigging operations.

The ‘W’ relates to welding operations.

Special provisions shall apply in respect of Construction Sites covered by a Project Labour Agreement and details are set out in Annexure A.

* Throughout these schedules wherever a job description prescribes supervision by a Category 5 employee, such Category 5 employee shall be in a trade or a discipline similar to the task being performed.

Instrumentation Work

Rigging

Mechanical and General Structural Work

Electrical Work

Welding