Production employee means an employee directly engaged in manufacturing or processing at a manufacturing or processing facility as defined in Section 12‑6‑3360(M).
Production employee means an employee who is engaged in tasks associated with the coke production process, the loading of coke for transportation from the site and general upkeep and maintenance of all ancillary equipment and surrounds.
Production employee means any Employee whose classification is contained within Annexure A (I) in this agreement.
Examples of Production employee in a sentence
Supervising Technician A+, Supervising ENG Camera Operator, Supervising Director—Television Broadcasting; Motion Picture Production Employee Level 8.
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Senior Technician A, Senior Audio Director A, Senior Lighting Director A, Senior MC Operator A, Post-Production Editor A, Senior Camera Operator A, Senior Photographer, ENG Camera Operator A, Multi-skilled Captioner/Audio Describer—Television Broadcasting; Motion Picture Production Employee Level 7; Chief Engineer—Radio.
Motion Picture Production Employee Level 2; Cinema Worker Level 2.
Technician A, Audio Operator A, Lighting Operator A, Master Control Operator A, Camera Operator A, Senior ENG Camera Assistant, Floor Manager, Senior Make-Up Artist—Television Broadcasting; Production Videotape Operator A/Editor B; Announcer Class 2 and Senior Technician— Radio; Bit Player—Feature Films; Motion Picture Production Employee Level 5; Broadcaster/Journalist Class 2.
More Definitions of Production employee
Production employee means any person who is employed by a contractor or manufacturer directly to perform the cutting, sewing, finishing, assembling, pressing or otherwise producing of any apparel, or a section or component of apparel, designed or intended to be worn by any individual and sold or offered for sale, except at retail, for that purpose;
Production employee means weekly paid shop floor employees primarily engaged in production work including production, distribution, stores and warehousing but excluding anyone working in a supervisory capacity.
Production employee means an employee who is undertaking induction training (up to a maximum of 3 months) including, conditions of employment, introduction to other personnel, basic occupational health and safety, basic food industry hygiene, basic quality assurance procedures, and undertaking workplace training to be able to competently perform work at a higher level. Duties - An employee at this level performs routine duties essentially of a manual nature and to the level of their training, exercises minimal judgement, works under direct supervision or instruction, works within safe working procedures, and applies basic quality assurance procedures. Typical skills and/or qualifications - ability to understand and carry out simple verbal instructions, minimal literacy and numeracy skills, physical capacity to perform duties
Production employee means an employee who has completed structured training to a level to enable competent performance of the duties at this level. Duties - An employee at this level performs work above and beyond the skills of an employee at Level 1 and to the level of their training, works under direct supervision, either individually or as part of a team, understands and applies quality assurance procedures, including recognising basic quality deviations, exercises minimal judgement and decision making, works at and/or operates a single purpose automatic repetitive machine and equipment, applies standard safety procedures relevant to the work performed, and may serve customers and/or have tasks relating to the preparation, production and sale of bread, cake and pastrygoods. Typical skills and/or qualifications - physical capacity to perform duties, limited numeracy and literacy skills, and relevant training for machinery and equipment used.
Production employee means an employee who has completed structured training to a level to enable competent performance of the duties at this level. At this level, an employee will have an overall understanding of the process of product manufacture and distribution and is able to work interchangeably between related tasks. Duties - An employee at this level performs work above and beyond the skills of an employee at Level 2 and to the level of their training, works under general supervision or instruction, individually or as part of a team, is responsible for the quality of their work, may assist in the provision of on the job training, may operate multi-purpose machines, or sequential single purpose machines, may maintain simple records, understands and applies safety procedures relevant to the work environment, and may serve customers and/or have tasks relating to the preparation, production and sale of bread, cake and pastrygoods. Typical skills and/or qualifications - ability to read and follow written instructions and procedures, maintain diary or log book record, ability to keep and maintain numeric records, and perform basic arithmetic calculations, competency at machinery operation, and basic data input and retrieval.
Production employee means an employee who has completed structured training to a level to enable competent performance of the duties at this level. At this level an employee understands and applies product and process specification applicable to the work required at this level, and is able to work flexibly and interchangeably between tasks, but not requiring the skills of Level 5.
Production employee means an employee who either holds a Trade Certificate or a Tradesperson's Rights Certificate as a xxxxx or pastrycook, or has equivalent qualification or skill, and applies those skills in the performance of their duties. At this level an employee possesses a full product and process knowledge of operations performed and applies detailed understanding to the processes performed. Duties - An employee at this level performs work above and beyond the skills of an employee at Level 4 and to the level of their training, interchangeably perform all duties required at this level, exercises discretion and judgement to the level of their training and skill, may or may not have staff supervisory responsibilities, ensures compliance to safe work procedures, ensures compliance with quality assurance procedures. Typical skills and/or qualifications - Trades qualification or equivalent, good verbal and written communications, simple manipulation of computer held data.