NON-JOURNEYMEN Sample Clauses

NON-JOURNEYMEN. Non-journeymen mechanics shall be required, under the direction and/or supervision of journeyman mechanic(s), to undertake completion of mechanical work as assigned and shall be qualified to operate equipment. On occasion, in an emergency, he/she may be called upon to do casual work in other classifications. However, he/she will not be used to supplement the operating staff and such temporary assignments shall not affect his/her classification or rate or pay.
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NON-JOURNEYMEN once registered, must continue with the Apprenticeship Program and successfully complete each year of in school training before they can be advanced to higher status in this trade.
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