Electrical Worker Grade 6 Sample Clauses

Electrical Worker Grade 6. An Electrical Worker Grade 6 is an Electrical Worker Grade 5 who in addition: ▪ Has successfully completed 3 appropriate training modules or 33% of the qualification specified for Electrical Worker Grade 7 or its equivalent; or ▪ Equivalent structure in-house training relevant to the Employer’s business or enterprise as agreed between the Parties to the Agreement; and ▪ Is employed to use the skills acquired through the training or experience specified. ▪ Included in this grade is the work of: ▪ Electrical tradesperson level 2; ▪ Electronic/communications serviceperson level 2; ▪ Instrument tradesperson level 2; ▪ Refrigeration/air conditioning tradesperson level 2; ▪ Linesperson/cable jointer level 2; ▪ Electrical tradesperson powerline level 2.
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Electrical Worker Grade 6. A.6.1 An Electrical Worker Grade 6 is an Electrical Worker Grade 5 who in addition has: • Successfully completed three appropriate training modules or 33% of the qualification specified for Grade 7 or its equivalent • Equivalent structured in-house training relevant to the Company’s business or enterprise as agreed between the Parties to the Agreement • Acquired an equivalent standard of skills through other means including a minimum of one year’s experience as an Electrical Worker Grade 5 • Is employed to use the skills acquired through the training or experience specified.
Electrical Worker Grade 6. A Electrical Worker who has fulfilled all requirements of a Grade 5 and is engaged on complex or intricate circuitry or both, the performance of which requires the use of "Additional knowledge" acquired through a minimum of 2 years on-the-job experience as a Electrical Worker Grade 5, working on the employer's installations and equipment, and extra skills and licences through completion of internal / external training courses including; • Hold Fan integrity testing accreditation Level I & II where required to perform their normal duties. • Have the knowledge to work on the electrical components of fire suppression systems

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