MACHINIST Sample Clauses

MACHINIST. Key responsibilities include but are not limited to the following: Inspect, manufacture and repair aeronautical and non-aircraft parts and tooling using conventional and numerical machine tools and equipment. Train and recommend qualification by OJT.
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MACHINIST. C10 TRADESMAN Tradesman in accordance with this Agreement. C9 INTERMEDIATE In accordance with this Agreement. Additional to C10 requirements a minimum of 3 - 5 years machining experience in the Hydraulic Industry. C8 ADVANCED WELDER / BOILERMAKER C10 TRADESMAN Tradesman in accordance with this Agreement. C9 INTERMEDIATE In Addition to C10 requirement a recognised pressure welding ticket is required. C8 ADVANCED No Current Requirement for this class of welder at the site ENGINEERING / PRODUCTION / WAREHOUSE/ DISTRIBUTION C13 LEVEL 2 In accordance with this Agreement. C12 LEVEL 3 In accordance with this Agreement. C11 LEVEL 4 In accordance with this Agreement. APPENDIX 3 Award Award hourly rate as Above hourly rate as Class. rate at 01/02/2006 award at 01/02/2007 (Sched D) Position Description $/hr $/hr % $/hr Level C7 • Engineering Technician Level III • Engineering Trades-person Special Class Level II • Advanced Field Service Technician 16.81 25.00 42.4 26.00 Level C9 • Engineering Technician Level I • Engineering Tradesperson Level II • Field Service Technician • Intermediate Fitter • Intermediate Machinist • Intermediate Welder 15.77 21.64 37.2 22.51 Level C10 • Engineering Technician Level I • Production Systems Employee • Tradesman 15.21 20.12 32.3 20.92
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MACHINIST. The following basic work schedule, which covers the major processes and approximate hours, is general and is to be used as a guide only in the of the actual schedule for each apprentice. The work processes and the number of hours to be served in each case will depend upon the facilities and operating conditions at this location, taking advantage of every opportunity to give training on all equipment and work performed. Follow the Ministry of Skills Development, Regulation ELECTRICIAN: BASIC WORK TRAINING SCHEDULE The following basic work schedule, which covers the major processes and approximate hours, is general and is to be used as a guide only in the determination of the actual schedule for each apprentice. The work processes and the number of hours to be served in each case will depend upon the facilities and operating conditions at this location, taking advantage of every opportunity to give training on all equipment and work performed. Follow the Ministry of Skills Development, Ontario Regulation 18/86. GRADUATED SCALE OF WAGES Each apprentice, provided maintains satisfactory progress, shall receive a basic hourly rate in accordance with the following schedule. The hour period shall be divided into (8) equal periods of hours each. As of November the hours and rates shall be as follows: Hours Top Rate: Effective Date: 11/01/94 11/01/95 through through 1/96 Rate Rate through Rate RELATED TRAINING Each apprentice shall be required to take approved related and general courses for a minimum of one hundred and forty-four (144) hours each year. The amount of time devoted to each subject and the sequence they are to follow will depend upon the type of work being performed by the apprentice in plant. Apprentices shall receive payments for course tuition based on instructors attendance reports.
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MACHINIST. (Formerly known as Grinder-All Around & Tool Machine Operator) Per 2007 National Collective Bargaining Agreement – Skilled Classification Consolidation Place Process:
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MACHINIST. 1110 (50070781) An employee who is a journeyperson, is qualified to perform precision work with all types of machine tools, and who performs such work in connection with the repair and maintenance of automotive and other equipment. Background of experience must be such that they can perform these duties with skill and efficiency.
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MACHINIST. Programs, sets up and operates different major types of machine shop equipment including lathes, planners, milling, turning and boring machines. Lays out own work, responsible for performing all machine operations necessary to complete assigned job, in the production of parts, fitting of parts, tools and components wherein they must operate xxxxx, lathes, drill presses and shapers. Selects tools, speeds and feeds. Works from drawings, engineering orders, sketches or verbal instructions. Uses a wide variety of precision measuring instruments. Such as scales, micrometer, verniers, gauges, squares, indicators, etc. Plans work for the best sequence of operations. May operate any standard machine tool within their capabilities, including grinders. Uses shop mathematics. Works to blueprints, schematic drawings, Machinist’s handbook and other like information. Knowledge of machine shop practice, feeds, tooling, working qualities of metals required. Adapts to new methods, processes, material and equipment.
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MACHINIST. The following basic work schedule, which covers the major processes and approximate hours, is general and is to be used as a guide only in the determination of the actual schedule for each apprentice. The work processes and the number of hours to be served in each case will depend upon the facilities and operating conditions at this location, taking advantage of every opportunity to give training on all equipment and work performed. Follow the Ministry of Skills Develop, Regulation 38
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MACHINIST. It is understood that the existing job classifications of Mould Maker and General Xxxxxxxxx will continue during the life of the current Collective Agreement. However, any employee in either classification may do work in the other classification provided they are competent to perform the work. During the life of this agreement, the Mould Makers who are interested in training as machinist will inform the Company of their interest. All Mould Shop apprentices will be required to complete a General Machinist apprenticeship program. Upon successful completion of this apprenticeship program they shall be classified as Mould Makers. It is further understood that upon completion of their apprenticeship program they will work in both job classifications. If on any given day a skilled trade employee in the Mould Shop is working in either the General Machinist or Mould Maker classification, the employee will be entitled to the overtime if needed to complete his assigned job.
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