Level B – Resource Recovery Driver Sample Clauses

Level B – Resource Recovery Driver. Qualified The Resource Recovery Driver - Qualified wage shall be paid to a driver who is assessed as competent by a nominated ICC Trainer and/or Assessor at the rate indicated in Table 1. This wage shall be maintained until progression to Level C - Resource Recovery Driver - Multi-Qualified. To be classed as a Resource Recovery Driver - Qualified, the individual must be deemed competent, as described above, in at least one specific waste vehicle driving discipline, either Side Arm, Front Lift, Rear Lift, Roll On Roll Off, or Skip and been successfully deemed competent by an ICC Trainer and/or Assessor, and approved for progression by the Branch Manager. Drivers deemed as a Resource Recovery Driver - Qualified will also: • Provide training as a driver trainer, as and when required (and receive training allowance as detail in section 27.4).
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