IBEW Local 1687 needs a hand filling some calls in their jurisdiction.
The information for the calls is as follows:
Start Date: January 31, 2022 (tentative)
IBEW Local: 1687 – Northern Ontario
Positions:
Contractor: Forbes Bros
Project Name: A8K & A9K 115kV Transmission Line Refurbishment (Ansonville – Kirkland Lake)
Site Address: 1927 Hwy 11 N, Matheson, ON P0K 1N0
Report to: Jack Linaker – 780-233-3657
Working Hours: 7:00 am to 5:30 pm – 6-10s – 3 weeks in 1 week out
Call Duration: June 2023
Pay: See attached pay schedule
Room and Board: $107.49 per day – must secure own accommodations
Trip in and Out: as per EPSCA Transmission Agreement – paid when hired and at end of project/termination
Flights: Flights will be paid for by the contractor for workers coming from out of the province.
Comments:
Tentative start date may be moved – waiting on delivery schedule and Hydro approvals
Operators – digger, loader, telehandler, excavator, skid steer experience. Puller, tensioner, and crane an asset.
Journeymen and Apprentices – wood pole framing, setting, and transferring experience and asset
For anyone interested reach out to Kevin Gaudaur at 705-566-1687 to confirm your spot.
Start Date: February 7, 2022 (tentative)
IBEW Local: 1687 – Northern Ontario
Positions:
Contractor: Forbes Bros
Project Name: A8K & A9K 115kV Transmission Line Refurbishment (Ansonville – Kirkland Lake)
Site Address: 1927 Hwy 11 N, Matheson, ON P0K 1N0
Report to: Jack Linaker – 780-233-3657
Working Hours: 7:00 am to 5:30 pm – 6-10s – 3 weeks in 1 week out
Call Duration: June 2023
Pay: See attached pay schedule
Room and Board: $107.49 per day – must secure own accommodations
Trip in and Out: as per EPSCA Transmission Agreement – paid when hired and at end of project/termination
Flights: Flights will be paid for by the contractor for workers coming from out of the province.
Comments:
Tentative start date may be moved – waiting on delivery schedule and Hydro approvals
Operators – digger, loader, telehandler, excavator, skid steer experience. Puller, tensioner, and crane an asset.
Journeymen and Apprentices – wood pole framing, setting, and transferring experience and asset
Potential for a Journeyman Lineman to become sub-foreman and foreman
For anyone interested reach out to Kevin Gaudaur at 705-566-1687 to confirm your spot.
Start Date: February 21, 2022 (tentative)
IBEW Local: 1687 – Northern Ontario
Positions:
Contractor: Forbes Bros
Project Name: A8K & A9K 115kV Transmission Line Refurbishment (Ansonville – Kirkland Lake)
Site Address: 1927 Hwy 11 N, Matheson, ON P0K 1N0
Report to: Jack Linaker – 780-233-3657
Working Hours: 7:00 am to 5:30 pm – 6-10s – 3 weeks in 1 week out
Work Week: 40 hour workweek. Double time OT.
Call Duration: June 2023
Pay: See attached pay schedule
Room and Board: $107.49 per day – must secure own accommodations
Trip in and Out: as per EPSCA Transmission Agreement – paid when hired and at end of project/termination
Flights: Flights will be paid for by the contractor for workers coming from out of the province.
Comments:
Tentative start date may be moved – waiting on delivery schedule and Hydro approvals
Operators – digger, loader, telehandler, excavator, skid steer experience. Puller, tensioner, and crane an asset.
Journeymen and Apprentices – wood pole framing, setting, and transferring experience and asset
Potential for Journeyman Lineman to become sub-foreman and foreman
For anyone interested reach out to Kevin Gaudaur at 705-566-1687 to confirm your spot.
I have attached 2 documents:
EPSCA Transmission Agreement – This is the agreement that work is being performed under
US Storm Call
Rokstad Power is seeking Journeymen Lineman for work on storm in the US.
Please contact Kyle Patriquin at (902) 890-0242 if you are interested.
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Nova Scotia Federation of Labour
The Nova Scotia Federation of Labour is seeking nominations from affiliates, local unions and labour councils for the TRADE UNIONIST OF THE YEAR AWARD for 2022.This award is to acknowledge and celebrate individuals who have made a significant and/or ongoing contribution to the labour movement.
Please submit your nomination in writing explaining why the nominee is eligible based on the criteria below. Please include all of the nominee’s contact information. All nominations must be made in writing and received at the Nova Scotia Federation of Labour office by February 1, 2022.
DETAILS:
The nominee must be an individual (can be a member or staff of an affiliated union) who has not previously received this award and who:
-Is committed to furthering diversity and inclusion in the workplace and promoting social justice
-Is a leader in advancing and advocating issues of the labour movement.
-Is passionate about breaking down barriers with and/or legislative reforms, creating actions/activities and efforts on building and mobilization members, organizing campaigns, and has notable leadership and years of service in the movement.
Nomination Process
-Click HERE for the application form
-Please send the name and affiliation of the individual you wish to nominate to the NSFL
c/o Joan Wark at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or mail to address below by February 1, 2022.
-Please describe how the nominee’s leadership and activism has positively impacted the labour movement and/or community allies.
-The selection of an individual for this award is based on exceptional achievement and union/community activism as outlined and any other work that has had a positive impact on the trade union movement.
3700 Kempt Rd., Suite 225, Halifax, N.S., B3K 4X8
Phone 902.454.6735 fax 902.454.7671 email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. web page www.nslabour.ca