GRADE TWO Clause Samples
The "GRADE TWO" clause typically defines a specific standard, quality, or classification within a contract, often relating to goods, services, or performance levels. In practice, this clause might specify that materials, workmanship, or deliverables must meet a "Grade Two" standard, which could refer to a recognized industry benchmark or an internal grading system. For example, in a construction contract, it may require that certain components be of "Grade Two" quality, indicating a mid-level or specified grade of durability or finish. The core function of this clause is to set clear expectations regarding the quality or classification required, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes over what is acceptable under the agreement.
GRADE TWO. Section Head (department greater than 3 FTE’s)
GRADE TWO. Complex Modality Supervisor
GRADE TWO. Is an adult who is employed on the clearance of vegetation in the vicinity of over head power lines. Grade 2 workers will have received appropriate training and hold certificates and qualifications as specified by the Chief Electrical Inspectors office which are listed below: • Medium rigid drivers licence • Chainsaw operation • OH&S class WP accreditation • Wood chipper operation • Worksite traffic management • Manual handling • Noise conservation • Tree pruning/felling • Ropes and tackle • First Aid Certificate Is an employee with experience at clearance of vegetation of overhead power lines with the equivalent qualifications and is appointed to perform any of the following roles on an ongoing basis. Leading hand and climbing allowances are now incorporated in the hourly rate. • Negotiator • Climber • Scoper • Leading hand (3-5 crew members) Is an employee who is multi-skilled with extensive knowledge of electricity feeder systems. Able to demonstrate ability to negotiate with customers and document planned works. Will have demonstrated such knowledge of vegetation species and growth habits and proven ability to work independently. • Leading hand
