Shop hand definition

Shop hand means an employee who performs any or all of the following duties - the interpretation of plans and details and any work from them in the preparation of the ground work for the modeller, the cutting, mounting and running of moulds necessary for the making of any plasterers' mouldings and ornamental work and the making of piece, waste and gelative moulds.
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