A mason in a yellow CSA Type 1 hard hat, Class 2 hi-vis vest, safety glasses, masonry gloves and CSA boots laying brick on a bright heritage or commercial wall.

Bricklayers & Masons

Support masonry members across new work, restoration and specialty jobs.

Name: Union Software
Brand: Union Software
Availability: InStock

Dispatch brick, block, stone and restoration calls, then keep the jobsite file with the member.

Bricklayer and mason locals dispatch members onto new ICI work, heritage restoration, stone and specialty masonry. The hall has to match the call to the member’s classification before a signatory contractor’s start time.

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Understand the Environment

Classifications include bricklayer, block, stone, restoration, refractory or industrial masonry and apprentice work, with different rates and tickets for new construction versus heritage or high-temperature work.

Members move among signatory contractors and jobsites, often on short elevations or restoration phases, so the out-of-work list, last classification and scaffold or restoration tickets have to stay at the union.

Representation typically covers hours and travel, whether a member was assigned restoration or new-work rates, scaffold and weather practices, and manning with labourer tenders under the agreement.

A diverse masonry crew in yellow or white Type 1 hard hats, Class 2 hi-vis, safety glasses, masonry gloves and CSA boots working a sunlit brick elevation, no contractor logos.

Scenario

A contractor asks for a name-hire on a restoration elevation that the list rotation would not have sent first.
The dispatcher records the name-hire against Hiring Hall rules and the member’s classification.
The out-of-work list stays honest for the next call, and the job steward on site has the crew list.
If name-hires cluster on one contractor, Reports give officers something to take to the signatory meeting.