General Qualifications of Cryogenic Personnel Sample Clauses

General Qualifications of Cryogenic Personnel. The Contractor shall ensure that all cryogenic technicians have the minimum qualifications as defined by the Department of Labor (DOL) as an engineering technician. Cryogenic Technicians are classified according to skill level and ability in three classifications, as described below. As cryogenics is a specialized field, new personnel are employed primarily as a Cryogenic Technician I (Cryo Tech I) unless prior experience dictates otherwise. A Cryo Tech I may only advance upon successful completion of the conditions for advancement to Tech II.
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