Power Dispatcher Sample Clauses

Power Dispatcher. 8.1.5.7.14.1.1. In the event a regular Power Dispatch position is posted or vacated on a permanent basis, or the number of Power Dispatchers falls below 4, the Employer shall post the vacancy and individuals qualified to bid shall be limited to:
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Power Dispatcher. A Power Dispatcher shall undertake work associated with all aspects of power system operation and market operation as assigned. A Power Dispatcher must hold or has held a ticket for Journeyman/woman Operator/Area Dispatcher, and is a Certified System Operator accredited by relevant agencies or organizations as required. The provisions of this part are not intended to limit or restrict in any way the jurisdiction of the Union’s bargaining unit as described in Article 3(a) hereof or to allow managers to perform work now performed by Power Dispatchers. Trades Training Instructor A Trades Training Instructor shall be a Journeyman/woman. The Instructor will supervise, instruct and demonstrate safe and efficient work methods and procedures, and electrical theory on the distribution, transmission, and station systems in the classroom and in the field. The Instructor provides supervision, instruction, demonstration and assistance on all aspects of live line work as required. The Instructor organizes lessons and materials and may assist in the development, review and revision of course content. The Instructor will maintain progress reports and records related to the training of Apprentices. In classroom training situations where an employee is assigned to teach skills to employees the temporary Instructor will be paid the appropriate Xxxxxxx/ woman's percentage wage note rate for their classification in accordance with Article 11(d).
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Power Dispatcher. A Power Dispatcher is an employee who holds or has held a ticket for Journeyman/woman Operator/Area Dispatcher. The duties of a Power Dispatcher shall be to have charge of the power system operation while on shift under the direction of the Systems Operations Supervisor. Their duties shall include the issuing of instructions in regard to switching, authorizing clearances, proper load distribution and general directions essential to the safe, efficient and proper operation of the system. These duties shall also include clerical work and recording incidental to power system operation, communications with area control centres in the matter of service interruptions, as well as dealing with system disturbances and restoration of interrupted service. Their jurisdiction shall include control of the integrated system generation, H.V. transmission, interconnections and related functions with equipment provided for the purpose. They shall be advised in advance, as far as practicable, of such system changes as may affect their duties. The provisions of this part are not intended to limit or restrict in any way the jurisdiction of the Union’s bargaining unit as described in Article 3(a) hereof or to allow supervisors to perform work now performed by Power Dispatchers. The Systems Control Centre will be manned by at least 12 Power Dispatchers. Power Line Technician A Journeyman/woman Power Line Technician shall undertake any work required to construct, repair or maintain transmission and distribution lines on poles, towers and structures, such work to include patrolling of circuits, inspections as assigned, emergency repairs, repairing of street lights, makes distribution transformer connections, investigates customer complaints and interruptions, notwithstanding the duties assigned to a Meter Technician installs and removes meters, keeps themselves familiar with lines and the distribution portion of substations, refuses transformers and disconnects, makes collections and connects and disconnects services, operates or switches on lines. A Power Line Technician including a Power Line Technician designated P.I.C. will not operate any station apparatus equipped with supervisory control. In addition they shall undertake the framing, erection, stringing and terminating of all wire buses and overhead lines supported by strain type insulators in outdoor substations. Notwithstanding the duties assigned to a Cable Splicer, Journeyman/woman Power Line Technician may perform work...
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