Characteristics of Classification Levels Grade Sample Clauses

Characteristics of Classification Levels Grade. 6 (92.5%) At this grade, employees perform a range of basic tasks in accordance with specific guidelines and procedures. Work would be performed under regular supervision. Activities normally associated with this grade would include: • Cleaning • Attending carparks and bus depots (gatekeeper) • Assisting engineering tradespeople as fitters assistant C13. Grade 7 (95%) At this grade, employees perform a range of basic field tasks or assistance in accordance with specific guidelines and procedures. Work would be performed under regular supervision. Activities normally associated with this grade would include: • Basic field labouring tasks (first six (6) months) Grade 8 (97.5%) At this grade, employees perform a range of tasks involving general skills. Work would be performed under regular supervision. Activities normally associated with this grade would include: • Cleaning where the employee holds a trade certificate • Field labouring tasks (after six (6) months experience and training) • Driving of rigid motor vehicles up to 4.5 tonnes GVM, with or without towing a trailer • Basic operational or maintenance tasks associated with swimming pools (pool lifeguard) • Assisting engineering tradespeople as fitters assistant C12. Grade 9 (100%) At this grade, employees would perform a range of tasks involving general skills at a higher level of competence than Grade 8 typically, industry experience enables the application of such general skills to the requirements of the work. Work would be performed under regular supervision. Activities normally associated with this grade would include: • Surveyors Chainperson Grade II • Overseeing operational or maintenance tasks associated with swimming pools (pool caretaker) • Experienced field labouring tasks including: o bitumen, asphalt, concrete and linemarking work o operation of a variety of hand-held power tools or machinery (including motor mowers, chainsaws) o general gardening duties (including assisting in plant nurseries) o spraying of herbicides and pesticides o assisting with pipelaying and/or formsetting. • Driving of: o motor buses not exceeding 12 seats o rigid motor vehicles exceeding 4.5 tonnes GVM up to 8 tonnes GVM, with or without towing a trailer (including street sweepers, litter collection truck). • Assisting rubbish or sanitary vehicle • Servicing of plant, machinery and vehicles. Grade 10 (102.5%) At this grade, employees perform a broad range of tasks requiring developed industry skills. Employees wo...
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Characteristics of Classification Levels Grade. 6 (92.5%) At this grade, employees perform a range of basic tasks in accordance with specific guidelines and procedures. Work would be performed under regular supervision. Activities normally associated with this grade would include: • Cleaning • Basic hospitality tasks relating to serving of drinks or food (drink waiter, bar attendant, table waiter) • Ticket selling • Setting up or assisting with stage lighting (lighting technician) Grade 9 (100%) At this grade, employees would perform a range of tasks involving general skills at a higher level of competence than Grade 8. Typically, industry experience enables the application of such general skills to the requirements of the work. Work would be performed under regular supervision. Activities normally associated with this grade would include: • Overseeing basic hospitality tasks relating to serving of drinks and/or food (head waiter ) Grade 14 (112.5%) At this grade, employees perform more highly skilled and, often, specialised tasks similar to those classified at Grade 13 of the Ipswich City Council Local Government Employees Certified Agreement 2011with a greater degree of competence. In some cases these tasks would require formal training and involve the holding of an appropriate authority. A sound knowledge of Council’s policies and practices relevant to the area of work would also be a feature. The work would be performed under general supervision.
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