Group Classifications. The following types of lessees are defined to ensure appropriate billing for usage of facilities.
Group Classifications. There are three distinct groups within this bargaining unit. They are as follows:
Group Classifications. Group 1 - General Plant Operations (Blender, Batter/Breader, Triangle & Hayssen, Fryer, Scale, Material Handler & Boxing Operators) Group 2 - QA, Wizard and Knife Sharpeners Group 3 - Sanitation Group 4 - QA Receiver, Live Receive, Driver and Distribution Group 5 - Fourth Class Engineer Group 6 - Industrial Mechanic Group 7 - Licensed Millwright, B Class Refrigeration Operator and 3rd Class Engineer (rates only applies when the Company requires employees in this classification) Group 8 - Licensed Electrician (rate only applies when the Company requires employee in this classification)
Group Classifications. Tool Die Maker Grade I Plan and wide variety of tools, dies, dies, fixtures, gauges, to very close tolerances. development, prototype layout work and difficult machine operations. Makes, adjusts, constructs and repairs combination dies, difficultjigs and to verbal instructions or sketches. Requires little supervision. Tool Die Maker Plan layout and construct a wide variety of tools, dies, fixtures and gauges to very close tolerances. Perform development work, layout, and difficult machine operations. Works with little supervision. Apr. 1/05 Group Classifications Inspect Pack Inspect auxiliary partswhere necessary and pack in standard carton. BenchAssembly Assemble metal parts, drill and tap under supervision, operate simple machines. Shipping ReceivingAssistant muting and makes out bill of lading on shipments, completes receiving reports on incoming materials and performs general shipping filing under supervision. Checks freight bills.
Group Classifications. Category A Approved school activities, public elections, and school related groups To include organizations such as: ● FFA ● PTO ● Booster Clubs ● School sponsored Activities and clubs Category B Organized “LOCAL” non-profit, community, religious, educational development, cultural and private groups; and groups with special arrangements with the Brazosport Independent School District Category B groups will receive a 20% discount of listed fees Category C For- profit groups and organizations such as: ● Commercial Sports Camps ● Dance Studios ● Karate Studios Brazosport ISD Facility Rental Agreement Packet Effective: July 2023 Contact: Facilitron xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx/bisd77531 Campus Principal/Facility Designee Purpose School facilities are designed for school purposes and may be used by school related student groups and parent organizations without charge. To permit and encourage the fullest use of all school facilities in a manner that will serve the needs of the community, the Board may set and collect rentals, rates and charges for the use of any district facility. The purpose of this regulation is to establish a process for facility use and rental, in alignment with Board Policy GKD.
Group Classifications. Power Shear Set-up Operate Able to set up and shear metal to standards and required tolerances with minimum of scrap metals. Must be able to read drawings and standard measuring gauges. Cutoff Saw Set-up Operator Set up machine to cut all angles and lengths, select materials by gauge and size and make cuts to required tolerances minimum amount of material. Must be able to read and standard measuring gauges. Truck Driver Must know city and make deliveries in short time. Able to report maintenance requirements of truck equipment. Uniform provided. Group Classifications Apr. Tool Maintenance Prototype Machinist Lay out, construct and repair ordinary tools, dies and jigs to close tolerances. Able to do own layout and developmentwork for both and prototype work. Woks with minimum of supervision. Tool Maintenance Prototype Machinist Able to set up and operate ordinary machine tools. Repairs, sharpens and builds simple tools, dies, jigs to drawing. Able to do layout and fitting for prototypes. Group Classifications Apr. Powder Painter Set-up Set up powder colors booth, changes and reclaim; proper hanging procedures; responsible for maintaining equipment, economical use of powder and for a quality finish. Powder Painter Able to produce a quality finish under supervision. Set up and operate automatic wire cutters, wire benders, wire spot welders, etc. Must be able to read drawings and standard measuring gauges and work with minimum of supervision. 1/99 Group Power Brake Operator Able to operate and make a brake within close tolerances and operate to standards. Tool Die Maker Grade Plan and construct wide variety of tools, dies, combinationdies, fixtures, gauges, to very close tolerances. Perform development, layout work and difficult machine operations. Makes, adjusts, constructs and repairs combination dies, difficultjigs and fixtures, to verbal instructionsor sketches. Requires little supervision. Tool Die Maker Plan layout and construct a wide variety of tools, dies, fixtures and Group Classifications gauges to very close tolerances. development work, layout, and difficult machine operations. Works with little supervision. Wire Rack Wire and rack for plating under supervision. Inspect Pack Inspect auxiliary parts where necessary and pack in standard carton. BenchAssembly Assemble metal parts, drill and tap under supervision, operate simple machines. Apr. Group Classifications Apr. 1/99 Shipping &ReceivingAssistant Confirms routing and makes out bill of lading on...
Group Classifications. Group General (Divisions " A " Group Cooler, Blender Operator, Former Operator, Stretch Wrap Operator, including Floaters Group General (Division Quality Assurance, Sausage Formulators, Cook Room Operator, Operator, Injector Operator, Portioning Blender Operator, Operator, Triangle Operator, Fryer Operator, Scale Operator, Material Handler, Bar Operator, Operator, Operator, Operator, and Boxing Machine Operator. Group Beehive Operator, Tray Pack Operator, Wizard and Knife Sharpeners (Division Group Sanitation Group Quality Assurance Receiver, Live Hang, Live Receive and K i l l , Driver and Distribution Group Fourth Class Engineer Group Industrial Mechanic and Grade Engineer Group Licensed Millwright (rate only applies when the Company requires employees in this classification) Group Licensed Electrician (rate only applies when the Company requires employees i n this classification) Apprenticeships The Company agrees that the Apprenticeship Program, if required by the Company, w i l l be administered i n accordance with the regulations set out i n the Apprenticeship and Tradesmen’s Qualification Act. The wage scales w i l l also be in accordance with the above Act except for those employees who are accepted by the Company for a job posting into the Apprenticeship Program. Such employees w i l l be paid their existing rate or the applicable rate under the Act, whichever is the higher.
Group Classifications. 8.1.1 All employees must report at headquarters in time to start at 8:00 a.m. The eight-hour day shall consist of four (4) hours from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and four (4) hours from 12:30 p.m. until 4:30 p.m. The thirty minutes from 12:00 noon to 12:30 p.m. shall be the lunch period.
Group Classifications. 8.2.1 The normal workweek shall be Monday through Friday. The normal work period shall be, excluding meal period, eight (8) consecutive hours a day starting at 7:30 a.m. The District may change the schedule of the normal work periods between 7:30 a.m. and 6:00
Group Classifications. A. It is recognized that the total number of hours of work in a workweek are divided into two