Cemetery Employee Class Sample Clauses

Cemetery Employee Class. II • more than six months service with the employer; • works from more detailed instructions and procedures; • works under general supervision either individually or in a team environment; • is responsible for assuring the quality of his or her own work. Indicative of tasks which an employee at this level may perform on a daily or periodic basis include all tasks listed under Class I employee and include but are not limited to the following: • use of xxxx xxxxxx, concrete mixer; • use of hand tools including, power drill, pitchfork, electric saw, garden tools; • digging trenches; • lawn mowing including, ride-on, i.e. tractor driver (without implements); • fertilising, spraying including, herbicides, pesticides; • carting soil, material; • clipping xxxxxx, edges, pruning; • removal of tree cuttings; • use of light motors, i.e. pumps, generator, chainsaw, post-hole digger and ability to maintain equipment in proper working order.
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