1. C&S maintains its principal office in Syracuse, New York, and is engaged in the business of offering multiple disciplines relating to planning and designing construction projects. (T. 12).
Section 5(a)(1) Claim
2. A company called National Grid hired C&S to torch-cut decommissioned steel power transmission poles that were between 60 and 80 feet long into segments about twenty feet long and then to load the pole segments onto a flatbed trailer for transport by a third-party scrap metal company. All the work that C&S was to do under the contract was to be performed at National Grid’s outdoor storage yard in Liverpool, New York. (T. 11-13, 112-13, 150, 246; Exs. J-28, J-29, J-30 at 4-5).