TEMPORARY MECHANIC means the helper who may be elevated to the category of temporary mechanic under agreement of his Employer and the Union representative.
TEMPORARY MECHANIC means the Improver Helper who is raised to the status of a Temporary Mechanic. If an Improver Helper is raised to the status of Temporary Mechanic he may remain as a Temporary Mechanic provided that there are no Mechanics unemployed. Helper II and then Helper I may be raised to Temporary Mechanics, provided that all Improver Helpers, in the employ of the Employer, are working as Temporary Mechanics. If there is an unemployed Mechanic, the Temporary Mechanic will be reassigned back to their former Helper status within 5 business days after the Employer receives written notice from the Union.
TEMPORARY MECHANIC means those Helpers in the employ of the Employer, who have completed all recognized courses of training as designated by the Local Area Education Committee and have passed the Mechanic’s Exam will be selected first, then Xxxxx 0, Xxxxx 0, Xxxxx 0 and Level 1. In the event the Employer needs to reduce the number of Temporary Mechanics in its work force, the procedure will be done in reverse order. Helpers raised to the status of Temporary Mechanic may remain as a Temporary Mechanic provided that there are no Mechanics unemployed. If there is an unemployed Mechanic, the Temporary Mechanic will be reassigned back to their former Helper status within 72 hours after the Employer receives written notice from the Union.
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TEMPORARY MECHANIC: Shall mean the Improver Helper who may be raised to the status of Temporary Mechanic under Agreement of his Employer and the Union Representative.
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TEMPORARY MECHANIC means the Improver Helper who may be raised to the status of Temporary Mechanic under Agreement of his Employer and the Union Representative. If an Improver Helper is raised to the status of Temporary Mechanic he may remain as a Temporary Mechanic as long as satisfactory to the Employer and the Union, provided that there are no Mechanics unemployed. Helper II and then Helper I may be raised to Temporary Mechanics, provided that all Improver Helpers are working as Temporary Mechanics, under Agreement of the Employer and the Union.
TEMPORARY MECHANIC means the Improver Helper who may be raised to the status of Temporary Mechanic under agreement of his Employer and the Union Representative. an Improver Helper is raised to the status of Temporary Mechanic he may remain as a Temporary Mechanic as long as satisfactory to the Employer and the Union, provided that there are no Mechanics unemployed. Helper II and then Helper I may be raised to Temporary Mechanics provided that all Improver Helpers are working as Temporary Mechanics under Agreement of the Employer and the Union. An individual with previous elevator experience may be hired as a Helper or Mechanic by agreement with the Union and the Employer. A Joint Employment Committee, comprised of an equal number of Employer representatives from the industry and from the Local Union, shall be appointed in each locality. The primary purpose of the Committee shall be to establish and keep current an open list of individuals who are fully qualified to perform the work required in the industry, or who are have trained in the work of the industry, or who potential for such training. The Joint Employment Committee shall develop policies and procedures designed to attract and retain a competent and stable work force in the industry.