-
jurisdiction on
unionized construction sites in
North America remains with the
plasterers,
regardless of
whether the
plaster is
decorative in
nature or is used...
- A
plasterer is a
tradesman who
works with plaster, such as
forming a
layer of
plaster on an
interior wall or
plaster decorative moldings on
ceilings or...
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Operative Plasterers' and
Cement Masons'
International ****ociation of the
United States and
Canada (OPCMIA) is a
trade union of
plasterers and cement...
-
National Operative Plasterers'
Union was a
trade union representing plasterers in Scotland. The
union was
founded in 1888 by
local plasterers'
unions in Aberdeen...
- the Bricklayers,
Masons and
Plasterers'
International Union of America. Washington, D.C.: Bricklayers,
Masons and
Plasterers Union. Fink, Gary M., ed. (1984)...
- hawk with a tool held in the
dominant hand.
Hawks are most
often used by
plasterers,
along with
finishing trowels, to
apply a
smooth finish of
plaster to...
- from
outside competition such as
plasterers. The Act
legislated for a seven-year apprenticeship, and also
barred plasterers from painting,
unless apprenticed...
- and
trowel and
pushed on
about 12 mm
thick to begin. For two coat, some
plasterers apply two full
depth bands of
render (one at the base of the wall and...
-
Joseph Rose & Co., was
appointed Master of the
Worshipful Company of
Plasterers in 1775, and
succeeded his
uncle as head of the firm upon his uncle's...
- Ross S.
Plasterer (born 1935) is a
retired major general in the
United States Marine Corps who
served as
commanding general of the 1st
Marine Aircraft...
