Utility Operator. Definition: A Utility Operator is an Employee employed for the purpose of operating equipment, when the regular Operator is absent or after requesting an Employee from the Union while awaiting his arrival. A Utility Operator may only be employed when there are ten (10) or more equipment operators on a project. When an Employee is employed as a Utility Operator, he shall be paid seventy-five cents ($0.75) per hour over the rate of the highest equipment classification he is expected to operate.
Utility Operator. The Utility Operator will receive utility operator pay once trained for a job or pay for the position they are filling, whichever is greater. For example, if they are filling a field operator position, they will be paid that rate of pay.
Utility Operator. During 2016 contract bargaining the company and the Union had lengthy discussions on achieving a greater work life balance for the bargaining unit employees at Ventra Peterborough. As part of these discussions it was recognized by the company that reducing the need to mandate employees as much as possible would help achieve this goal and would also reduce the amount of employee absenteeism at the facility. As a result the company has agreed to post a new classification of Utility Operator in the skilled departments, including fork lift where extra coverage is required. The company and the Union will meet to determine the needs of departments requiring utility operators, and will agree to a minimal number to be maintained. A meeting will take place every 6 months to discuss the feasibility of increasing the utility operator’s needs over and above the minimal number agreed to by the parties. It is agreed that the purpose and role of the Utility Operator role is to add the flexibility required for the identified departments in order to mitigate the need for temporary transfers. When covering for absences, utility operators will not be moved to cover more than one position during a single work day, unless covering for an employee lateness or an employee leaving early. In the unlikely event that there is no need for the utility operator on a specific day within their assigned area, the company may assign other duties to the utility operator which may include production if nothing else is available. In the case of the above there will be no production employees bumped out for the reason of allocating additional duties to a utility operator. As this will be a newly developed position in the facility, the company will develop a standardized job description for the classification which may include flexible duties if not being utilized to cover for absences and vacation Employees posting into Utility Operator positions acknowledge up front that from time to time they may be required to change shifts for a short period of time. It is understood that U/O.s will have a home posted shift and any requirement to change shift will be asked for by seniority and if no volunteers, the junior on shift U/O will be required to change. The company has agreed that due to the nature of the new position, a premium rate will be implemented for the position. The Union has agreed that due to the ability of utility operators to move from departments and shifts, utility operators will be...
Utility Operator. This classification is for those employees who acquire skills as required and will be expected to utilize them across the plant. These Utility Operators have separate seniority from everyone else in the plant.
Utility Operator. 1880 (50072881) An employee who performs the duties of a System Operator at unattended substation plants. Will inspect equipment for proper operation, perform switching and routine tests on automatic equipment, adjust relay and regulator settings, performs the cleaning duties, takes readings and keeps records in unattended substations. In addition, may be required to perform routine maintenance work of a preventive or cleaning nature within any such substation and/or power plant, prepare code switching orders, maintain operating diagrams and give switching instructions to Troublemen and other employees.
Utility Operator. Employees awarded a position under the provisions of this Article may not request and be awarded a new position for a minimum of six (6) months.
Utility Operator. For the purpose of implementing the Utility Operator Memorandum of Agreement dated 14 February 2003 and pursuant to its specific terms, the parties agree the employees red circled in their former classifications shall be paid at the following labour grades: Former Classification Labour Grade Packer Co-ordinator 8 Shipper 8 Stacker Crane Operator 7 Material Handler 6 Scrap Handler 4 Yours very truly, Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Human Resources Leader 2015 Xxx. X. Simpson, President, United Steelworkers, Local 343, 0000 Xxxx Xxxxxxx Blvd, Unit #104 Kingston, Ontario K7K 6C7 Dear Xxx. Xxxxxxx:
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Utility Operator. After 60 working days to two years experience. - Able to complete safety paperwork (risk assessments and read job procedures). - Basic knowledge of work safety. - Basic knowledge of industrial cleaning. - Possess all mandatory training. - Able to identifiy work place hazards and controls. SIGNED AT British Columbia, this day of , 20 . ……………………………………………….. ………………………………………… WALCO INDUSTRIES LTD INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS, LOCAL 115
Utility Operator. The normal work week for 1 Utility Operator shall be 5 days at 8 hours per day from Thursday to Monday inclusive. This classification will continue to enjoy the 35¢ per hour premium for Saturday and Sunday work.
