APPENDIX J. SCHEDULE OF ENVIRONMENTAL DIFFERENTIALS PAID FOR EXPOSURE TO VARIOUS DEGREES OF HAZARDS, PHYSICAL HARDSHIPS, AND WORKING CONDITIONS OF AN UNUSUAL NATURE

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• Publication Date: April 15, 1974
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Appendix-J. Schedule of Environmental Differentials Paid
for Exposure to Various Degrees of Hazards,
Physical Hardships, and Working Conditions
of an Unusual Nature
PART I. PAYMENT FOR ACTUAL EXPOSURE
Differential
rate
100 %
1. Flying. Participating in flights under one or more types of the
following conditions:
a. Test flights of a new or repaired plane or modified plane when the
repair or modification may affect the flight characteristics of the
plane;
b. Flights for test performance of plane under adverse conditions
such as in low altitude or severe weather conditions, maximum
load limits, or overload;
c. Test missions for the collection of measurement data where two
or more aircraft are involved and flight procedures require
formation flying and/or rendezvous at various altitudes and
aspect angles;
d. Flights deliberately undertaken in extreme weather conditions
such as flying into a hurricane to secure weather data;
e. Flights to deliver aircraft which have been prepared for one-time
flight without being test flown prior to delivery flight;
f. Flights for pilot proficiency training in aircraft new to the pilot
under simulated emergency conditions which parallel conditions
encountered in performing flight tests;
g. Low-level flights in small aircraft including helicopters at altitude
of 500 feet and under in daylight and 1,000 feet and under at
night when the flights are over mountainous terrain, or in fixed-
wing aircraft involving maneuvering at the heights and times
specified above, or in helicopters maneuvering and hovering
over water at altitudes of less than 500 feet;
h. Low-level flights in an aircraft flying at altitudes of 200 feet and
under while conducting wildlife surveys and law enforcement
activities, animal depredation abatement and making agricul-
tural applications, and conducting or facilitating search and
rescue operations; flights in helicopters at low levels involving
line inspection, maintenance, erection, or salvage operations.
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 Differential
rate
i. Flights involving launch or recovery aboard an aircraft carrier.
j. Reduced gravity flight testing in an aircraft flying a parabolic
flight path and providing a testing environment ranging from
1 weightlessness up through 2 gravity conditions.
25% 7' High work.
a. Working on any structure at least 100 feet above the ground,
deck, floor or roof, or from the bottom of a tank or pit;
b. Working at a lesser height:
(1) If the footing is unsure or the structure is unstable; or
(2) If safe scaffolding, enclosed ladders or other similar protective
facilities are not adequate (for example, working from a
swinging stage, boatswain chair, a similar support; or
(3) If adverse conditions such as darkness, steady rain, high
wind, icing, lightning or similar environmental factors render
~~. working at such height(s) hazardous.
15% X. Floating targets. Servicing equipment on board a target ship or barge
in which the employee is required to board or leave the target vessel
by small boat or helicopter.
4% Dirty work. Performing work. which subjects the employee to soil of
body or clothing :
a. Beyond that normally to be expected in performing the duties of
the classification; and
b. Where the condition is not adequately alleviated by the mechani-
cal equipment or protective devices being used, or which are
readily available, or wheii such devices are not feasible for use
due to health coris:iderations (excessive temperature, asthmatic
conditions, etc.), or
c. When the use of mechanical equipment, or protective devices, or
{ protective clothing results in an unusual degree of discomfort.
1 400 5. Cold work. Working in cold storage or other climate-controlled areas
where the employee is subjec Led to temperatures at or below freezing
(32 degrees Fahrenkoit)hV. eat y