Instrument tradesperson Sample Clauses

Instrument tradesperson. (i) A tradesperson who is mainly engaged in installing, (including the installing of inter connecting instrumentation wiring, not prohibited by the Electricity Act 1976-1990 or hydraulic or pneumatic instrumentation tubing), repairing, maintaining, and servicing industrial instruments and control systems, including instruments and systems utilising integrated circuits. (ii) An instrument tradesperson will have completed an apprenticeship, the greater part of which involved industrial instrumentation, or alternatively can demonstrate a knowledge and understanding of industrial instrumentation and can apply that knowledge and understanding would have been gained by undertaking a formal training course run by a State Education Department or Technical Education Department or its equivalent by a least 12 months on-the- job experience as a tradesperson at instrument work.
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Instrument tradesperson. A tradesperson mainly engaged in installing, (including the installing of inter connecting instrumentation wiring, not prohibited by law or hydraulic or pneumatic instrumentation tubing) repairing, maintaining and servicing industrial instruments and control systems, including instruments and systems utilising integrated circuits. An Instrument Tradesperson will have completed an apprenticeship, the greater part of which involved industrial instrumentation, or alternatively can demonstrate a knowledge and understanding of industrial instrumentation and can apply that knowledge and understanding to a level which would have been gained by undertaking a formal training course run by a State Education Department or Technical Education Department or its equivalent or by at least twelve
Instrument tradesperson. (i) A tradesperson who is mainly engaged in installing, (including the installing of inter connecting instrumentation wiring, not prohibited by the Electricity Act 1976-1990 or hydraulic or pneumatic instrumentation tubing), repairing, maintaining, and servicing industrial instruments and control systems, including instruments and systems utilising integrated circuits. (ii) An instrument tradesperson will have completed an apprenticeship, the greater part of which involved industrial instrumentation, or alternatively can demonstrate a knowledge and understanding of industrial instrumentation and can apply that knowledge and understanding would have been gained by undertaking a formal training course run by a State Education Department or Technical Education Department or its equivalent by a least 12 months on-the- job experience as a tradesperson at instrument work. (4) Instrument tradespersons - complex systems (i) An instrument tradesperson (mechanical or electrical) who is mainly engaged installing, repairing, maintaining, servicing, testing, modifying, commissioning, calibrating and fault finding instruments which make up a complex control system which utilises some combination of electrical, electronic, mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic principles, including work on complex digital and/or analogue control systems utilising integrated circuits. (ii) To be classified as an Instrument Tradesperson - Complex Systems, a tradesperson will have: (iii) had a minimum of two years on-the-job experience as a tradesperson working predominantly on complex and/or intricate instruments and instrument systems, as will enable them to perform such work under minimum supervision and technical guidance; and (iv) satisfactorily completed an appropriate post trade course equivalent to at least two years part time study or has achieved to the satisfaction of the Company, a comparable standard of skill and knowledge by other means including in-house training or on-the-job experience referred to (a) above.

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