Machine Operator. A Machine Operator will operate mechanical equipment including cats, cranes, tractor trailers and trucks. Hole-digging attachments, pole-setting and related equipment on line trucks shall be operated by Power Line Technicians. The Maintenance planner has a Journey level ticket as either an Electrician or a Mechanic, and will be responsible for the work planning in a designated generation area. They will act as a resource for Crew Leads, Managers, etc., in planning the work. The Maintenance Planner develops work plans and procedures for the crews as well as arranges for materials, tools and equipment to be on site before the work is scheduled. They work closely with the crew leaders, Engineers, and managers to determine planning requirements for the work to be done. They ensure that work planned has been reviewed for safety and environmental considerations, crew availability/expertise. This person liaises with crew leaders, management, engineers and contractors if required, to plan plant maintenance work within system outages to minimize outage time and for non- outage work. The job posting for a Maintenance Planner may specify a requirement for either an electrical or a mechanical background.
Machine Operator. Operates and makes and minor repairs to machines assigned to the M. of W. Department, agreed upon as requiring the assignment of a Machine Operator.
Machine Operator. Level 3 - An individual who is capable of operating a number of machines (CNC and conventional in the machining or fabrication department) on repetitious jobs, capable to set up jobs and tooling for the job, capable of making any necessary program changes and has more than 1 year in the position of Machine Operator Level 2 or comparable experience.
Machine Operator. A General Maintenance 1 Employee who holds a DZ license and who is required by the Employer to operate machinery requiring that license as part of the Employee’s work assignment will be designated as a Machine Operator 3. • The requirement for a Machine Operator 2 or 3 position will be a minimum of a DZ license. • On the anniversary date of the Employee’s appointment to Machine Operator 3, the Employee will proceed to Machine Operator 2. • If the Employee ceases to hold the DZ license, the Employee will be transferred to General Maintenance 1. • An Employee may be appointed to the position of Machine Operator 1 only upon being the successful candidate for a job posting for that position. The license requirement will be an AZ license. ♦ May 1, 2009 – September 30, 2009 First year: $12.57 Successive years: $14.38 ♦ May 1, 2010 – September 30, 2010 First year: $12.95 Successive years: $14.81 ♦ May 1, 2011 – September 30, 2011 First year: $13.34 Successive years: $15.25 ♦ May 1, 2012 – September 30, 2012 First year: $13.74 Successive years: $15.71
Machine Operator. Level 2 – An individual who is capable of operating a number of machines (CNC and conventional in the machining or fabrication department ) on repetitious jobs and is also capable of minor program changes.
Level 1 An individual who is capable of setting up and operating all machines (CNC and conventional in the machining or fabricating department) on repetitious jobs.
Machine Operator. Buttoning Machine – means an employee who sets up, adjusts and operates a buttoning machine.
Machine Operator. Helper .............................................. 315 Gang Xxxxxxx, Communications and Signals: Gang xxxxxxx ................................. Assist. Gang Xxxxxxx ....................
Machine Operator. Utility ................................................ . Mould Maintenance Set-Up ................................. Acrylics Janitor .................................. Stockkeeper .............................. Utility (Trim, Assembler, Finisher, Rework) ......
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Machine Operator. OFFAL DEPARTMENT
