Normal Duties. (a) Faculty members are accountable for 10 months of the year. The 10 months accountable time includes such activities as teaching, the counselling of students, curriculum/program development, professional development and participation on a variety of educational committees.
Normal Duties a. There are ten (10) months of accountable time. This period includes such activities as teaching, the counselling of students, curriculum and professional development and participation on a variety of educational committees.
Normal Duties. The normal duties of Teachers will include playground duties, sports duties, and usual co-curricular and extra-curricular activities and, in relation to Teachers appointed to residential positions, the usual residential and other duties as required.
Normal Duties. A Lead is an employee required to perform the same work as any employee in his basic classification, but in addition acts as a working leader to those employees assigned to him. He shall assign work; give direction on proper use of equipment, work methods and safety practices; see that assigned personnel and equipment are properly utilized; instruct new employees on the job and discuss aspects of the operation with the customer.
Normal Duties. A Charge hand has the same specific duties and responsibilities as defined under the Lead hand job description. In addition, he will have the responsibility of directing and supervising the work of one or more Lead hands and those employees assigned to him. He will be responsible for training within his occupational group. Qualifications
Normal Duties. No employees covered by this Agreement shall be required to perform any duties except those directly associated with:
Normal Duties. Compiles, coordinates and is responsible for the completeness and accuracy of all Engineering cost estimates and their attendant rationales prepared for proposals, funding, fiscal forecasts, comparative evaluations, quotation purposes, etc. and covering all cost elements on new projects, future projects, current projects, changes to and reassessment of existing projects; estimates the cost of material, direct charges, flying costs and labour and associated development costs required for the design of new aircraft, model changes, reconfigurations, modifications, special orders only, customer specials, investigations, research programs, ground test programs, flight test programs, mockups, model programs and assistance to other departments outside Engineering; prepares statistics, reports, analyses and cost forecasts covering all aspects of future and current aircraft programs; develops statistics, reports, analyses, etc. of company historical data for the purpose of assisting future estimating tasks; compiles data and prepares reports and analyses of Engineering performance against estimates of selected Engineering groups of specific programs; may work from drawings, sketches, company or industry wide historical data, sales proposals and technical proposals; must be able to define task requirements and be prepared to interface technical information between Engineering groups to ensure full coordination of the department. May assign and coordinate the work of juniors. Performs other duties as assigned. Effective July 12, 1985 ILLUSTRATOR – TECHNICAL – PRODUCTION ENGINEERING – SENIORCODE 1218 Job Requirement: Must be a graduate from a recognized Technical College or equivalent with a demonstrated ability to produce good quality production engineering/tool design illustrations to the highest degree of complexity using the latest technology conversant with related layout presentation and reproduction techniques; in addition, requires 5 years of production engineering/tool illustration experience with preferably 2 years in the aircraft industry. Normal Duties: In addition to performing the listed duties described in classification Technical Illustrator II – Production Engineering (1010), creates and produces the most complex illustrations and other artwork in support of Production Engineering requirements. Works from Engineering and Tool drawings as well as photographs, models, sample production parts and tools and written and verbal descriptions to achieve depic...
Normal Duties. 1. Directly responsible for the cleaning of the interior of the aircraft and other ancillary functions.
Normal Duties. 23.1.1 The compensation rates for Sessional Academic Staff Members are inclusive of normal duties as described in Article 19 –
Normal Duties. Develop full-size and/or scale lines layouts for tooling purposes, using standard lofting practices and analytical approaches. Develop and check loft calculations and mathematical equations defining various surfaces to be lofted utilizing a broad knowledge of algebra, trigonometry and analytic geometry. TOOL DESIGNER A JOB CODE: 1204 Job Requirement: Requires 8 years of training and experience including 3 years of College Engineering or equivalent, and 5 years of experience in tool designing. Must be fully familiar with Tool Room practices and procedures. Normal Duties: Design conventional and non-conventionl complex tools including tooling masters, machine tools, test equipment, and special purpose machines from tooling requirement information received from Planning or Tool Engineering. Develop design for the required tools. Prepare or direct the preparation of detail drawings and perform all necessary calculations required for fabrication of tools. Design modifications on existing complex tools from outline of modification requirements furnished by such sources as Engineering or Supervision. Prepare or direct the preparation of detail working drawings. Advise on the development of a new part or assembly design and recommend changes to the design so as to facilitate the manufacturing processes utilizing existing tooling and equipment wherever possible. TOOL STANDARDS WRITER JOB CODE: 1206 Job Requirement: Requires 5 years' experience in writing Tool Standards and specifications. Have good working knowledge of heat treatments, finishes, materials, general tooling and shop equipment and be capable of investigating problems connected with these categories as it applies to tooling in the aerospace industry. Be acquainted with and capable of interpreting government specifications and standards. The ability to read a variety of instructions, specifications and standards on specific subjects and compile the pertinent data into clear, grammatical and concise instructions. Normal Duties: Investigate existing and new tooling techniques, determine best procedure to be followed and determine additional equipment if required. Is required to establish a method of carrying out tool procedure, including requirements for Inspection and Quality Control. Determine and lay down materials and equipment required for carrying out the standards, also procurement sources for ordering purposes. Prepare drawings and sketches for clarification of instructions. Plan and write up a co...
