Paid Familiarization for Ground Service Employees Sample Clauses

Paid Familiarization for Ground Service Employees. A. Ground service employees working under former ATSF agreements will be paid for familiarization trips in accordance with current CBAs. B. When ground service employees working under former BN agreements are required to make territorial qualification or familiarization trips, such ground service employees will be compensated by allowance of a basic day at conductor’s extra board rate of pay for each such trip or tour of duty. C. Once a trainman begins qualification/familiarization trips at any location they must complete all trips required to become qualified at that location and remain working at that location for a minimum of thirty (30) days, seniority permitting. FOR BNSF: FOR SMART-TD: Xxx Xxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Coke Xxxx X’Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxx XxXxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxx XxXxxxx Xxx Xxxxx Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx • Safety conversation (expectations for the safety of self and others) • Onboarding/Administrative Duties (I9, Computer Access, etc) • Issue equipment (iPad, PPE, Boots, etc) • Overview of Conductor New Hire Program • Review of job duties and expectations • Tour facility • Fundamental safety and rules • Rail equipment familiarization • Fundamental skills field exercises • Train Lineups and Tie Up Procedures • Immediate WBT Requirements (Anti-Harassment, Cyber Security, etc) • Cerego/RailTasker Intro- Assignment Review and Expectations • SMART-TD Local Chairman (or designee) session and seniority drawClassroom training and associated exams o TYE Safety Rules o GCOR o ABTH o SSI/Timetables/GN/GO o Hazmat x Xxxxxxx/RCO (classroom portion and applicable simulation) • Lab exercises • Hands on training at the TTC and Lenexa training yards o Identify Car and Locomotive Components o On/Off/Riding Equipment o Use of hand/radio signals o On/around/through/between equipment o Switch/Derail Identification and Operation o Use of Dual Control Switch/Swing Nose Frog o Adjust Drawbars o Air Hoses/Angle Cocks/Cutting in Air o Hang and ARM ETD o TWD Identification and Overview o Air Brake Test and Initial PBL Hands On o Switching Scenarios o Core skills evaluation • OJT requirements • Skills evaluation to include qualifying OPT The Side Letters listed in, and attached, as Appendix 1 Addendum A to this Agreement are retained.
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Paid Familiarization for Ground Service Employees. 1. When a ground service employee is required to make territorial qualification or familiarization trips, such ground service employee will be compensated by allowance of a basic day at the former BN conductor’s extra board rate of pay for each such trip or tour of duty. 2. After being compensated for familiarization trips at one subdivided seniority district, a ground service employee is not eligible to be paid for familiarization trips under this Article for 6 months from the date of the last paid familiarization trip, if the employee voluntarily moves to another subdivided seniority district.

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