Trades Classifications Clause Samples

Trades Classifications. Level Training Skills Supervision Indicative Roles 6 Trade qualification or equivalent competencies Make decisions about work area Responsible for work performance of designated work area with general supervision Extensive knowledge of MBCR policies and procedures Coordinate the work of employees Train employees ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Electrician Painter Plumber If it is a requirement of employment that an Employee is required to possess a specific registration/licence to perform their duties, the Employee must possess that, and it must remain current for ongoing employment. It is the Employee's responsibility on commencement of employment to pay for their licence/registration. MBCR will pay for the renewal of registration/licences for those Employees who have been employed for a period of 12 months or more. If the Employee leaves MBCR in the following 12 months a pro rata payment is to be deducted, where lawful, from the Employee's termination pay.

Trades Classifications. ‌ The program will consist of Trades training which will lead to a trade qualification.

Trades Classifications. It was agreed during negotiations that persons identified in the following classificationsin Schedule A will spend most of their total work time (90% to of the time over two calendar months) performing work designated to their classification. The balance (if any) will be work the employee can safely perform. Journeyman Electrician Journeyman ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Journeyman Heavy Duty Mechanic Journeyman -Welder Journeyman Surface Maintenance Apprentice/ Apprentice/ Apprentice/ Apprentice/ Apprentice/ Apprentice/ Apprentice/ Apprentice/ Apprentice/ Apprentice/ Trades Electrician Trades Millwright Trades Heavy Duty Mechanic Trades Electrician Trades Millwright Trades Heavy Duty Mechanic Trades Electrician Trades Millwright Trades Heavy Duty Mechanic Trades Electrician Trades Millwright Trades Heavy Duty Mechanic

Trades Classifications. It was agreed during negotiations that persons identified in the following classifications in Schedule A will spend most of their total work time (90% to 100% of the time over two calendar months) performing work designated to their classification. The balance (if any) will be work the employee can safely perform. Journeyman - Electrician Journeyman - Millwright Journeyman - Heavy Duty Mechanic Journeyman - Welder Journeyman - Surface Maintenance Apprentice Trades 1 - Electrician Apprentice Trades 1 - Millwright Apprentice Trades 1 - Heavy Duty Mechanic Apprentice Trades 2 - Electrician Apprentice Trades 2 - Millwright Apprentice Trades 2 - Heavy Duty Mechanic Apprentice Trades 3 - Electrician Apprentice Trades 3 - Millwright Apprentice Trades 3 - Heavy Duty Mechanic Apprentice Trades 4 - Electrician Apprentice Trades 4 - Millwright Apprentice Trades 4 - Heavy Duty Mechanic