Common use of OUTSIDE Clause in Contracts

OUTSIDE. Occasionally works outside in a variety of weather conditions ranging from snow to +100° F. Inside: Frequently works indoors in temperature-controlled environment. Fumes/Gases: Exposure to fumes from chlorine, bacteria, chemicals used in the treatment process and lab odors. Noise/Vibration: Moderate exposure to noise, and minimal vibration from pumps and motors. Mental Requirements: Reading: Reads road maps, construction plans and details, instructions, work orders, technical reports, magazine and journal reports, safety manuals, letters, reports, memos and messages. Writing: Reports, messages and instructions. Math: Ability to perform basic math and algebra calculations. Attention to Detail: Above average level concentration and attention to detail. Repetition: Routine daily work practices, especially relating to laboratory work. Judgment: Ability to work independently, prioritize work and make decisions regarding correct formatting of work and implementation of it. Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions. Ability to work with others to achieve desired goals. Social Skills: Ability to relate cooperatively with members of the public, and Agency personnel. Communication Skills: Ability to quickly organize and communicate thoughts orally and written. Ability to understand communications from others. EXHIBIT C-6 CLASSIFICATION SPECIFICATION Job Title: Equipment Operator Department: Leak Repair/Pipe Replacement/Ditch Maintenance General Job Description Under the direction of the Maintenance Xxxxxxx, Construction Xxxxxxx, Ditch Xxxxxxx, Division Manager or Water Treatment Plant Superintendent: works independently or as a member of a crew to efficiently and productively provide assistance as needed in the repair, replacement, operations and maintenance of Agency facilities; performs a wide variety of unskilled and semi-skilled manual and automated tasks including, but not limited to, the operation of mechanical and hydraulically operated construction equipment; reads and interprets construction contracts, specifications, details and plans for the purpose of correctly installing, repairing and/or replacing pipeline and appurtenant facilities, irrigation structures (e.g., flumes, siphons, measuring structures, etc.) and appurtenant facilities, structural trench sections, and roadway pavement; trains or assists in training of subordinates; develops and presents to subordinates information relating to safety in conformance with Agency's safety program; processes records relating to job costs and time expenditures of equipment and Agency personnel; assumes lead-person responsibilities when assigned; as lead person, supervises other employees in construction activities. Prerequisite Qualifications High school diploma or the equivalency thereof. Two (2) years of experience, or combination of training and experience, as an apprentice equipment operator, or comparable non-Agency position. Knowledge of capability and operation construction tools and mechanical and hydraulically operated construction equipment. D2 Distribution Operator certificate from the State of California, Department of Health Services. Knowledge of Agency operations and materials used in potable and non-potable water transmissions systems. Knowledge of pipe, valves, fittings, and other appurtenant materials, including costs, used in potable and non-potable water transmission systems; and. Valid Class A California driver license and satisfactory driving record.

OUTSIDE. Occasionally works outside in a variety of weather conditions ranging from snow to +100° F. Inside: Frequently works indoors in temperature-controlled environment. Fumes/Gases: Exposure to fumes from chlorine, bacteria, chemicals used in the treatment process and lab odors. Noise/Vibration: Moderate exposure to noise, and minimal vibration from pumps and motors. Mental Requirements: Reading: Reads road maps, construction plans and details, instructions, work orders, technical reports, magazine and journal reports, safety manuals, letters, reports, memos and messages. Writing: Reports, messages and instructions. Math: Ability to perform basic math and algebra calculations. Attention to Detail: Above average level concentration and attention to detail. Repetition: Routine daily work practices, especially relating to laboratory work. Judgment: Ability to work independently, prioritize work and make decisions regarding correct formatting of work and implementation of it. Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions. Ability to work with others to achieve desired goals. Social Skills: Ability to relate cooperatively with members of the public, and Agency personnel. Communication Skills: Ability to quickly organize and communicate thoughts orally and written. Ability to understand communications from others. EXHIBIT C-6 CLASSIFICATION SPECIFICATION Classification Specification Job Title: Equipment Operator Department: Leak Repair/Pipe Replacement/Ditch Maintenance General Job Description Under the direction of the Maintenance Xxxxxxx, Construction Xxxxxxx, Ditch Xxxxxxx, Division Manager or Water Treatment Plant Superintendent: works independently or as a member of a crew to efficiently and productively provide assistance as needed in the repair, replacement, operations and maintenance of Agency facilities; performs a wide variety of unskilled and semi-skilled manual and automated tasks including, but not limited to, the operation of mechanical and hydraulically operated construction equipment; reads and interprets construction contracts, specifications, details and plans for the purpose of correctly installing, repairing and/or replacing pipeline and appurtenant facilities, irrigation structures (e.g., flumes, siphons, measuring structures, etc.) and appurtenant facilities, structural trench sections, and roadway pavement; trains or assists in training of subordinates; develops and presents to subordinates information relating to safety in conformance with Agency's safety program; processes records relating to job costs and time expenditures of equipment and Agency personnel; assumes lead-person responsibilities when assigned; as lead person, supervises other employees in construction activities. Prerequisite Qualifications High school diploma or the equivalency thereof. Two (2) years of experience, or combination of training and experience, as an apprentice equipment operator, or comparable non-Agency position. Knowledge of capability and operation construction tools and mechanical and hydraulically operated construction equipment. D2 Distribution Operator certificate from the State of California, Department of Health Services. Knowledge of Agency operations and materials used in potable and non-potable water transmissions systems. Knowledge of pipe, valves, fittings, and other appurtenant materials, including costs, used in potable and non-potable water transmission systems; and. Valid Class A California driver license and satisfactory driving record.

OUTSIDE. Occasionally Always works outside in a variety of weather conditions ranging from snow to +100° F. Inside: Frequently Seldom works indoors in a temperature-controlled environment. Fumes/Gases: Exposure to fumes from chlorine, bacteria, chemicals used in the treatment process and lab odorsinternal combustion engines; exposure to dust generated during construction operations; exposure to fumes from week control chemicals. Noise/Vibration: Moderate exposure to noise, noise and minimal vibration from pumps tools and motorsequipment. Mental Requirements: Reading: Reads road maps, construction plans and details, instructions, work orders, technical reports, magazine and journal reports, safety manuals, letters, reports, memos and messages. Writing: ReportsAnnotates work orders with materials used, messages equipment used, as-built facility information, hours worked, and instructionsdescriptions of work done. Math: Ability to perform basic math calculations. Ability to count and algebra calculationsmeasure. Attention to Detail: Above average Medium level concentration and attention to detaildetail to produce an acceptable level of workmanship. Repetition: Routine daily work practices, especially relating to laboratory work. Judgment: Ability to work independently, prioritize work and make decisions regarding correct formatting of work and implementation of it. Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions. Ability to work with others to achieve desired goalsFrequently works unsupervised; good judgment required. Social Skills: Ability to relate cooperatively with members of the public, and Agency personnel. Communication Skills: Ability to quickly organize and communicate thoughts orally and written. Ability to understand communications from others. Ability to communicate all hand signals related to construction operations. EXHIBIT C-6 C-7 CLASSIFICATION SPECIFICATION Job Title: Equipment Operator Xxxxxxxxx Department: Shop/Warehouse/Yard/Office/Treatment Plant Leak Repair/Pipe Replacement/Ditch Maintenance General Job Description Under the direction of the Water Division Manager, Maintenance Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx and/or Construction Xxxxxxx, Ditch constructs, remodels or removes wood frame, concrete, masonry, metal and other types of structures utilizing a variety of skills including carpentry, plumbing, and concrete placing and finishing. Under the direction of the Water Division Manager, Maintenance Xxxxxxx and/or Construction Xxxxxxx, Division Manager or Water Treatment Plant Superintendent: works independently or as a member of a crew to efficiently and productively provide assistance as needed in the repair, replacement, operations and maintenance of Agency facilities; performs a wide variety of unskilled and semi-skilled manual and automated tasks including, but not limited to, the operation of mechanical and hydraulically operated construction equipment; reads and interprets construction contracts, specifications, details and plans for the purpose of correctly installing, repairing and/or replacing pipeline and appurtenant facilities, irrigation structures (e.g., flumes, siphons, measuring structures, etc.) and appurtenant facilities, structural trench sections, and roadway pavement; trains or assists in training of subordinates; develops and presents to subordinates information relating to safety in conformance with Agency's safety program; processes records relating to job costs and time expenditures of equipment and Agency personnel; assumes lead-person responsibilities when assigned; as lead person, supervises other employees in construction activities. Prerequisite Qualifications High school diploma or the equivalency thereof. Two (2) years of experience, or combination of training and experience, as an apprentice equipment operator, or comparable non-Agency position. Knowledge of capability and operation construction tools and mechanical and hydraulically operated construction equipment. D2 Distribution Operator certificate from the State of California, Department of Health Services. Knowledge of Agency operations and materials used in potable and non-potable water transmissions systems. Knowledge of pipe, valves, fittings, and other appurtenant materials, including costs, used in potable and non-potable water transmission systems; and. Valid Class A California driver license and satisfactory driving record.

OUTSIDE. Occasionally Always works outside in a variety of weather conditions ranging from snow to +100° F. Inside: Frequently Seldom works indoors in a temperature-controlled environment. Fumes/Gases: Exposure to fumes from chlorine, bacteria, chemicals used in the treatment process and lab odorsinternal combustion engines; exposure to dust generated during construction operations; exposure to fumes from week control chemicals. Noise/Vibration: Moderate exposure to noise, noise and minimal vibration from pumps tools and motorsequipment. Mental Requirements: Reading: Reads road maps, construction plans and details, instructions, work orders, technical reports, magazine and journal reports, safety manuals, letters, reports, memos and messages. Writing: ReportsAnnotates work orders with materials used, messages equipment used, as-built facility information, hours worked, and instructionsdescriptions of work done. Math: Ability to perform basic math calculations. Ability to count and algebra calculationsmeasure. Attention to Detail: Above average Medium level concentration and attention to detaildetail to produce an acceptable level of workmanship. Repetition: Routine daily work practices, especially relating to laboratory work. Judgment: Ability to work independently, prioritize work and make decisions regarding correct formatting of work and implementation of it. Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions. Ability to work with others to achieve desired goalsFrequently works unsupervised; good judgment required. Social Skills: Ability to relate cooperatively with members of the public, and Agency personnel. Communication Skills: Ability to quickly organize and communicate thoughts orally and written. Ability to understand communications from others. Ability to communicate all hand signals related to construction operations. [Adopted 6/27/95, Amended 2003] EXHIBIT C-6 C-7 CLASSIFICATION SPECIFICATION Job Title: Equipment Operator Xxxxxxxxx Department: Shop/Warehouse/Yard/Office/Treatment Plant Leak Repair/Pipe Replacement/Ditch Maintenance General Job Description Under the direction of the Water Division Manager, Maintenance Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx and/or Construction Xxxxxxx, Ditch constructs, remodels or removes wood frame, concrete, masonry, metal and other types of structures utilizing a variety of skills including carpentry, plumbing, and concrete placing and finishing. Under the direction of the Water Division Manager, Maintenance Xxxxxxx and/or Construction Xxxxxxx, Division Manager or Water Treatment Plant Superintendent: works independently or as a member of a crew to efficiently and productively provide assistance as needed in the repair, replacement, operations and maintenance of Agency facilities; performs a wide variety of unskilled and semi-skilled manual and automated tasks including, but not limited to, the operation of mechanical and hydraulically operated construction equipment; reads and interprets construction contracts, specifications, details and plans for the purpose of correctly installing, repairing and/or replacing pipeline and appurtenant facilities, irrigation structures (e.g., flumes, siphons, measuring structures, etc.) and appurtenant facilities, structural trench sections, and roadway pavement; trains or assists in training of subordinates; develops and presents to subordinates information relating to safety in conformance with Agency's safety program; processes records relating to job costs and time expenditures of equipment and Agency personnel; assumes lead-person responsibilities when assigned; as lead person, supervises other employees in construction activities. Prerequisite Qualifications High school diploma or the equivalency thereof. Two (2) years of experience, or combination of training and experience, as an apprentice equipment operator, or comparable non-Agency position. Knowledge of capability and operation construction tools and mechanical and hydraulically operated construction equipment. D2 Distribution Operator certificate from the State of California, Department of Health Services. Knowledge of Agency operations and materials used in potable and non-potable water transmissions systems. Knowledge of pipe, valves, fittings, and other appurtenant materials, including costs, used in potable and non-potable water transmission systems; and. Valid Class A California driver license and satisfactory driving record.

OUTSIDE. Occasionally Frequently works outside in a variety of weather conditions ranging from snow to +100° F. Inside: Frequently Occasionally works indoors in temperature-controlled environment. Fumes/Gases: Exposure to fumes from chlorine, bacteria, chemicals used in the treatment process and lab odorsinternal combustion engines; exposure to dust generated during construction operations. Noise/Vibration: Moderate exposure to noise, noise and minimal vibration from pumps and motorsconstruction equipment. Mental Requirements: Reading: Reads road maps, construction plans and detailsspecifications, instructionstechnical manuals, material data sheets, safety manuals, work orders, technical reports, magazine and journal reports, safety manualsstreet maps, letters, reports, memos and messages. Writing: ReportsWrites memos, messages messages, daily work orders, prepares diagrams and instructionssketches, and fills out materials lists and other information forms. Math: Ability to perform basic math and algebra calculations. Attention to Detail: Above average High level concentration and attention to detaildetail for extended periods of time required. Repetition: Routine daily work practices, especially relating to laboratory workModerate repetition level; usually performing a variety of tasks each day. Judgment: Ability to work independently, prioritize work and make decisions regarding correct formatting of work application and implementation of itwork procedures. Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions. Ability to work with others and to formulate appropriate instructions to achieve desired goals. Social Skills: Ability to relate cooperatively with members of the public, and Agency personnel. Communication Skills: Ability to quickly organize and communicate thoughts orally and written. Ability to understand communications from others. Ability to communicate all hand signals related to construction operations. EXHIBIT C-6 C-11 S.F.W.P.A. CLASSIFICATION SPECIFICATION Job Title: Equipment Operator Meter Reader Department: Leak RepairShop/Pipe ReplacementWarehouse/Ditch Maintenance Yard General Job Description Under the supervision of the Water Division Manager, and direction of the Maintenance XxxxxxxClerk III, Construction XxxxxxxInformation Services Technician, Ditch XxxxxxxManager of Information Services, Division Manager or Water Treatment Plant Superintendentand/or Business Manager: works independently or as a member of a crew reads and records water usage data from meters; organizes accounts into routes for optimal data collection efficiency; facilitates account management by monitoring and controlling meter usage; provides support to efficiently office clerical staff and productively provide assistance as needed in the repair, replacement, operations to pipeline construction and maintenance crews; trains other staff as necessary for relief or replacement purposes; delivery of Agency facilitiesaccount information or notification forms; performs a wide variety of unskilled and semi-skilled manual and automated tasks including, but not limited to, the operation of mechanical and hydraulically operated construction equipment; reads and interprets construction contracts, specifications, details and plans for the purpose of correctly installing, repairing and/or replacing pipeline and appurtenant facilities, irrigation structures (e.g., flumes, siphons, measuring structures, etc.) and appurtenant facilities, structural trench sections, and roadway pavement; trains or assists in training of subordinates; develops and presents to subordinates information relating to safety in conformance with Agency's safety program; processes records relating to job costs and time expenditures of equipment and Agency personnel; assumes lead-person responsibilities when assigned; as lead person, supervises other employees in construction activitiestasks. Prerequisite Qualifications High school diploma or the equivalency thereof. Two (2) years of experience, or combination of training and experience, as an apprentice equipment operator, or comparable non-Agency position. Knowledge of capability and operation construction tools and mechanical and hydraulically operated construction equipment. D2 Distribution Operator certificate from the State of California, Department of Health Services. Knowledge of Agency operations and materials used in potable and non-potable water transmissions systems. Knowledge of pipe, valves, fittings, and other appurtenant materials, including costs, used in potable and non-potable water transmission systems; and. Valid Class A California driver license and satisfactory driving record.

OUTSIDE. Occasionally Frequently works outside in a variety of weather conditions ranging from snow to +100° F. Inside: Frequently Occasionally works indoors in temperature-controlled environment. Fumes/Gases: Exposure to fumes from chlorine, bacteria, chemicals used in the treatment process and lab odorsinternal combustion engines; exposure to dust generated during construction operations. Noise/Vibration: Moderate exposure to noise, noise and minimal vibration from pumps and motorsconstruction equipment. Mental Requirements: Reading: Reads road maps, construction plans and detailsspecifications, instructionstechnical manuals, material data sheets, safety manuals, work orders, technical reports, magazine and journal reports, safety manualsstreet maps, letters, reports, memos and messages. Writing: ReportsWrites memos, messages messages, daily work orders, prepares diagrams and instructionssketches, and fills out materials lists and other information forms. Math: Ability to perform basic math and algebra calculations. Attention to Detail: Above average High level concentration and attention to detaildetail for extended periods of time required. Repetition: Routine daily work practices, especially relating to laboratory workModerate repetition level; usually performing a variety of tasks each day. Judgment: Ability to work independently, prioritize work and make decisions regarding correct formatting of work application and implementation of itwork procedures. Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions. Ability to work with others and to formulate appropriate instructions to achieve desired goals. Social Skills: Ability to relate cooperatively with members of the public, and Agency personnel. Communication Skills: Ability to quickly organize and communicate thoughts orally and written. Ability to understand communications from others. Ability to communicate all hand signals related to construction operations. [Adopted10/26/93, Amended 2003] EXHIBIT C-6 C-11 O.W.I.D. CLASSIFICATION SPECIFICATION Job Title: Equipment Operator Meter Reader Department: Leak RepairShop/Pipe ReplacementWarehouse/Ditch Maintenance Yard General Job Description Under the supervision of the Water Division Manager, and direction of the Maintenance XxxxxxxClerk III, Construction XxxxxxxInformation Services Technician, Ditch XxxxxxxManager of Information Services, Division Manager or Water Treatment Plant Superintendentand/or Business Manager: works independently or as a member of a crew [Amended 2003] reads and records water usage data from meters; organizes accounts into routes for optimal data collection efficiency; facilitates account management by monitoring and controlling meter usage; provides support to efficiently office clerical staff and productively provide assistance as needed in the repair, replacement, operations to pipeline construction and maintenance crews; trains other staff as necessary for relief or replacement purposes; delivery of Agency facilitiesaccount information or notification forms; performs a wide variety of unskilled and semi-skilled manual and automated tasks including, but not limited to, the operation of mechanical and hydraulically operated construction equipment; reads and interprets construction contracts, specifications, details and plans for the purpose of correctly installing, repairing and/or replacing pipeline and appurtenant facilities, irrigation structures (e.g., flumes, siphons, measuring structures, etc.) and appurtenant facilities, structural trench sections, and roadway pavement; trains or assists in training of subordinates; develops and presents to subordinates information relating to safety in conformance with Agency's safety program; processes records relating to job costs and time expenditures of equipment and Agency personnel; assumes lead-person responsibilities when assigned; as lead person, supervises other employees in construction activitiestasks. Prerequisite Qualifications High school diploma or the equivalency thereof. Two (2) years of experience, or combination of training and experience, as an apprentice equipment operator, or comparable non-Agency position. Knowledge of capability and operation construction tools and mechanical and hydraulically operated construction equipment. D2 Distribution Operator certificate from the State of California, Department of Health Services. Knowledge of Agency operations and materials used in potable and non-potable water transmissions systems. Knowledge of pipe, valves, fittings, and other appurtenant materials, including costs, used in potable and non-potable water transmission systems; and. Valid Class A California driver license and satisfactory driving record.

OUTSIDE. Occasionally works outside in a variety of weather conditions ranging from snow to +100° F. Inside: Frequently works indoors in temperature-controlled environment. Fumes/Gases: Exposure to fumes from chlorine, bacteria, chemicals used in the treatment process and lab odors. Noise/Vibration: Moderate exposure to noise, and minimal vibration from pumps and motors. Mental Requirements: Reading: Reads road maps, construction plans and details, instructions, work orders, technical reports, magazine and journal reports, safety manuals, letters, reports, memos and messages. Writing: Reports, messages and instructions. Math: Ability to perform basic math and algebra calculations. Attention to Detail: Above average level concentration and attention to detail. Repetition: Routine daily work practices, especially relating to laboratory work. Judgment: Ability to work independently, prioritize work and make decisions regarding correct formatting of work and implementation of it. Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions. Ability to work with others to achieve desired goals. Social Skills: Ability to relate cooperatively with members of the public, and Agency personnel. Communication Skills: Ability to quickly organize and communicate thoughts orally and written. Ability to understand communications from others. [Adopted 03/23/93, Amended 2003] EXHIBIT C-6 CLASSIFICATION SPECIFICATION Job Title: Equipment Operator Department: Leak Repair/Pipe Replacement/Ditch Maintenance General Job Description Under the direction of the Maintenance Xxxxxxx, Construction Xxxxxxx, Ditch Xxxxxxx, Division Manager or Water Treatment Plant Superintendent: works independently or as a member of a crew to efficiently and productively provide assistance as needed in the repair, replacement, operations and maintenance of Agency facilities; performs a wide variety of unskilled and semi-skilled manual and automated tasks including, but not limited to, the operation of mechanical and hydraulically operated construction equipment; reads and interprets construction contracts, specifications, details and plans for the purpose of correctly installing, repairing and/or replacing pipeline and appurtenant facilities, irrigation structures (e.g., flumes, siphons, measuring structures, etc.) and appurtenant facilities, structural trench sections, and roadway pavement; trains or assists in training of subordinates; develops and presents to subordinates information relating to safety in conformance with Agency's safety program; processes records relating to job costs and time expenditures of equipment and Agency personnel; assumes lead-person responsibilities when assignedassigned [Added 2003]; as lead person, supervises other employees in construction activities. Prerequisite Qualifications High school diploma or the equivalency thereof. Two (2) years of experience, or combination of training and experience, as an apprentice equipment operator, or comparable non-Agency position. Knowledge of capability and operation construction tools and mechanical and hydraulically operated construction equipment. D2 Distribution Operator certificate from the State of California, Department of Health Services. [Amended 2003] Knowledge of Agency operations and materials used in potable and non-potable water transmissions systems. Knowledge of pipe, valves, fittings, and other appurtenant materials, including costs, used in potable and non-non- potable water transmission systems; and. Valid Class A California driver license and satisfactory driving record.