MAINTENANCE Matters - Local 488
LEADERS IN UNIONIZED MAINTENANCEIn 1952, 13 International Unions formed a strategic alliance designed to capture MAINTENANCE work at exist-ing industrial facilities across Canada. For too many years the building trades union members had been involved in the construction phase of many of the major industrial plants within our country and as soon as these projects were complete work-ers moved on to the next project . The stra-tegic alliance which began the initiative to capture MAINTENANCE work is better known today as the general Presidents main -tenance Committee for Canada/National MAINTENANCE Council for Canada (GPMC/NMC). The Committee executed its first collective agreement covering mainte-nance in 1952 at the Shell Re-finery in Sarnia Ontario and has played an important role in the livelihood for thousands of craft personnel.
today as the General Presidents’ Main-tenance Committee for Canada/National ... • Project owners often ensure that maintenance agreements are used for all maintenance work; in some cases, owners specify ... types of Maintenance agreeMents The GPMC/NMC delivers two types of stand-alone maintenance agreements. The General Presidents ...
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SUBJECT: Construction Project Administration and, General, Maintenance, MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT, PROJECT, General Presidents Maintenance, Ironworkers Have Tradition and Honor, Ironworkers Have Tradition and Honor in Project Labor Agreements, GENERAL PRESIDENTS, Maint-enance, GENERAL PRESIDENTS' MAINTENANCE COMMITTEE FOR, TRADE BARGAINING UNITS OUTSIDE CONSTRUCTION, TABLE OF CONTENTS, General Presidents' Project Maintenance, POWER TO PROVIDE A WORLD OF SERVICES, General Presidents’ Project Maintenance, COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT