Production Employee Sample Clauses

Production Employee. Production employees and Front of House ticket office employees as set out herein, shall be represented by CUPE Local 2950.
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Production Employee. An employee who undertakes work associated with the production of electricity and associated maintenance of the unit and auxiliary plant and technical support functions.
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Production Employee is an Employee who is responsible for the production, quality and/or assembly of any manufactured parts and is fully capable of assisting Management in performing the set up and maintenance where required. Material Transport – is an Employee who is capable of safely operating a motorized lifting device or crane to transport or load materials when required. A lift truck is a unit that the operator will be simultaneously carried by and will not include motorized material handling units which are pushed or pulled. This does not restrict or limit the use of the crane or lift truck by other Employees. Janitor – is an Employee who is responsible for the cleaning and other miscellaneous duties as assigned by the Supervisors. Student – is an Employee who is attending school on a full-time basis and who is not eligible to attain seniority, regardless of the length of service with the Company. This individual will be eligible to work any overtime which would be available to other Employees on their shift. Employees in this classification may only be employed from April 1st until October 1st in any calendar year and during any periods of school vacation. General Helper - is an Employee who is attending school on a full- time basis and who is not eligible to attain seniority, regardless of the length of service with the Company. This individual will be eligible to work for a period not to exceed twenty-four (24) hours in any given pay week. this Employee will not perform the work of the bargaining unit but will be permitted to paint machinery/equipment, general housekeeping, attend to landscaping and other duties not performed by the bargaining unit.
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Production Employee. Employee Level 2 An Employee Level 2 (EL2) works under limited supervision. An EL2 will have completed relevant structured training equivalent to the required competency standards. An employee at this level performs work to the extent of their skills competence and training. Employees will acquire skills both formal and informal over time and with experience, and will undertake indicative tasks and duties within the scope of skills they possess. An employee at this level may responsible for the supervision of one or more employees working at EL1. An employee at this level: • can interpret documents relevant to their functions; • assists with the provision of on-the-job training; • assumes responsibility for allocating tasks within the area of the employees skill competence and training; • has some responsibility for the order and purchase of materials within defined parameters; • is able to sequence functions relevant to the employee's work area; • applies quality control techniques to the employee's own work and other less experienced employees Indicative tasks which an employee at this level may perform include: • basic calculations; • measures accurately using specialised equipment; • non-trades maintenance of relevant plant, equipment or machinery; • plans for constant changes to the work environment. Examples of employees engaged at this level may include, but are not limited to: • Tradesperson • Administrative Employee Employee Level 3 An Employee Level 3 (EL3) works individually or in a team environment. An EL3 will have successfully completed a relevant trade apprenticeship or its Australian Qualifications Framework equivalent, or have successfully completed the required competency standards. An employee at this level performs work to the extent of their skills competence and training. Employees will acquire skills both formal and informal over time and with experience, and will undertake indicative tasks and duties within the scope of skills they possess. An employee at this level may be responsible for the supervision of one or more employees working at EL1 or EL2. An employee at this level: • understands and applies quality control techniques; • exercises good interpersonal and communication skills; • exercises measuring and calculation skills at a higher level than an EL2; • exercises discretion within the scope of this level; • performs work of a trades or non-trades nature which is incidental or peripheral to the employees main function and f...
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Production Employee. The primary functions are the; • Manufacture of product for packaging; and or • Packaging of product; and or; • Warehousing of product To fulfil these functions employees need to operate packaging equipment andlor beverage making equipment, transport materialslfinished goods, take and record measurements, clean their arealequipment, receive and dispatch goods, control stock.
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Production Employee. Is an employee who works in a Production area as defined Pro-rata: A part (or percentage) of an entitlement that an employee who works part-time receives, calculated by dividing the number of hours worked by 38 (the number of hours a full-time employee works).
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