Mechanical Maintenance Employee – Level 7 Sample Clauses

Mechanical Maintenance Employee – Level 7. Is an employee who has satisfied the requirements as designated in Xxxxx 0, and has achieved and utilises the skills set out in: - Basic Site Skills (8 including core *skills) and One (1) Trade Competency Stream (3 skill sets including core*). Trade Competency Streams Fitting Stream Boilermaking Stream Welding Stream Rotating Equipment* Pipe Spooling* *Welding Ticket # 4 Heat Exchangers (able to do blinding points & shell & tube tests) Job site preparation *Welding Ticket # 7 PM’s PM’s (welding equipment) PM’s (welding equipment) Gauge Glass(able to strip overhaul &assemble) Quality Quality Special Tools(able to use Hitorque equipment and Hydratight equipment Special Tools(use of pipe bending equipment) Job site preparation Overhead Cranes(licensed to use o/h cranes) Overhead Cranes(licensed to use o/h cranes) Overhead Cranes(licensed to use o/h cranes) Additionally such employee shall continue to participate in training to maintain and enhance site specific requirements. In addition to undertaking the duties of such certified level of competency the employee is required to perform the general duties described as required by the Company.
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Mechanical Maintenance Employee – Level 7. Is an employee who has satisfied the requirements as designated in Level 6, and has achieved and utilises the skills set out in:
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