Classifications (Wastewater) Sample Clauses

Classifications (Wastewater). A Wastewater Plant Operator-In-Training who obtains a Grade I State Certificate and is satisfactorily performing his duties will be classified as a Wastewater Plant Operator I. A Wastewater Plant Operator I who obtains a Grade II State Certificate and is satisfactorily performing his duties will be classified as a Wastewater Plant Operator II. A Wastewater Plant Operator II who obtains a Grade Ill State Certificate and is satisfactorily performing the duties will receive a merit step increase if the member is currently at step 4 or below on the salary schedule.
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