Job Duties Section Sample Clauses

Job Duties Section. Employee performs semi-skilled work while assisting a Journeyman or Apprentice. This work will include the use of hand and portable power tools, not requiring precision and while under direction. This employee, under direction, assists in overhead and underground line construction and maintenance and other miscellaneous semi-skilled work. This employee may be required to perform the following duties: Field clerical duties for various crews Drive a truck and maneuver it at the job site as required in connection with the maintenance, construction and operation of overhead and underground electrical facilities. Assist with ground work Use a computer: basic word processing and e-mail programs; also used for entry of on- the-job progress and for web based training Maintain tools and materials on truck in good order Operate associated mechanical equipment on the truck Drive all terrain vehicles Install work area protection Other appropriate duties as assigned Employees will learn and demonstrate through assessments and on-the-job evaluations the following knowledge and following tasks: General Safety and Tailboard Briefing Knowledge and retention of the applicable Code of Safe Practices Rules Knowledge and use of Personal Protective Equipment Use hand and head signals Learn to climb wood poles and steel towers Use and maintenance of various hand tools and equipment Dig holes and trenches by hand Identify and work with electrical line equipment Obtain a Class “A” Driver’s License Drive a Class “A”, Regulated vehicle Basic electricity fundamentals Work with rope; splicing, knot tying, etc. Basic rigging skills and calculations Ability to comprehend complex sets of instructions and carry out tasks with minimal errors (verbal and written) This classification will be required to drive vehicles including those which require a Class A license after proper training.
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