Material Controller Sample Clauses

Material Controller. Except in cases where gender is specifically mentioned, the male gender is used in this text to represent both sexes, without discrimination against men or women.
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Material Controller. ‌ Key responsibilities include but are not limited to the following: Inspection, handling, movement, and control of all materials and components from receipt through dispatch, delivery, with the exception of when being used in active production. Train and recommend qualification by OJT.
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Material Controller. The work of a Material Controller may consist of:
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Material Controller. Must have a minimum typing speed of twenty (20) words per minute, possess a valid provincial (Class 5 or 7) driver’s license and have a working knowledge of the standards, practices, methods, materials and equipment used in providing material handling and delivery services. Must possess the ability to perform work on computer systems with close attention to detail and accuracy in the preparation, issuing and the finalization of documentation for engine parts tracking, documentation and entering data into the system. Must also have the ability to pass course examinations and recurrent annual examinations where required on receiving procedures, shipping procedures, dangerous goods shipping, WHMIS and related MSDS documentation and forklift operations. All employees must be able to qualify for the Transport Canada Air Cargo Security Program security check.
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Material Controller. The Union hereby agrees that notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in Article dealing with Basic Hours of employ, the Employer may place one (1) Material Controller on a constant midnight shift, Monday to Friday, both inclusive. Rest Periods Employees shall be entitled to a fifteen (15) minute rest period which includes a coffee break, in the building each morning and afternoon.
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