Brewery Employee - Packaging, Grade Sample Clauses

Brewery Employee - Packaging, Grade. 2 Brewery Employee - Packaging, Grade 2 means an Employee who has been assessed as competent as Brewery Employee – Packaging, Grade 1 and has satisfactorily completed the appropriate training and assessment and been deemed competent to operate two of the machines outlined in Brewery Employee – Packaging, Grade 1.
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Brewery Employee - Packaging, Grade. 4 Means an experienced Employee with a wide range of skills and demonstrable understanding and application of packaging principles, who has been assessed as competent as a Brewery Employee – Packaging, Grade 3 and is able to demonstrate competence in bottle and can filling principles and demonstrate competency in operating an entire packaging process (relative to the line). The Employees will train other Employees as required by the Company and will attain relevant training and assessing skills. As a part of training Brewery Employee- Packaging, Grade 4 Employees will help ensure training material including SOPs and work instructions are kept up to date by reviewing and drafting amendments. Brewery Employee – Packaging, Grade 4 will participate in continuous improvement activities including using problem solving tools such as 5 Whys and PDCAs.
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