Mechanical Maintenance Employee – Level 8 Sample Clauses

Mechanical Maintenance Employee – Level 8. Is an employee who has satisfied the requirements as designated in Level 7 and shall hold additional qualifications as follows: - Fitting Stream Boilermaking Stream Welding Stream National dogging certificate or designated site skills as outlined below National dogging certificate or designated site skills National dogging certificate or designated site skills Fin Fans: Bearing changeover &Fin Fan set up’ Welding ticket#4 Able to draw Isometrics for fabrication and QA packages Single stage pumps: remove, overhaul and reinstall Welding ticket #7 Able to set up and prepare pipe spools. Turbines: trip testing and adjustment Able to draw Isometrics for fabrication and QA packages Tank Mixers: backseat for repacking and seal changes or external qualifications for hydraulic & pneumatics or similar relevant TAFE qualifications Site approved in 6G welding qualifications 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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