Process Skill Modules Sample Clauses

Process Skill Modules. 2.1 The Company undertakes to provide the earliest opportunity, where practical, for persons to gain exposure to the various sections covered by the module system. Basic eligibility for module achievement will be after attainment of Operative - Grade 2 status. 2.2 A Skills Module Register will be developed during the implementation of the Agreement. Employees will be encouraged to use the register and in doing so, indicate which additional skills modules they are interested in achieving. The Register will be used by the Company to select employees when the need for training employees in an additional skills module arises. The register will be reviewed and maintained by the Workplace Consultative Committee. Training will be provided when the need for increased skills are identified by the Company and subject to training being able to be provided. 2.3 The current modules are: Microniser This covers all aspects of operating the Microniser, including loading and discharging, routine maintenance, grain handling and cleaning, set-up, testing, packaging and housekeeping of the Microniser and associated area.
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Process Skill Modules. 2.1 The Company undertakes to provide the earliest opportunity, where practical, for persons to gain exposure to the various sections covered by the module system. Basic eligibility for module achievement will be after attainment of Operative - Grade 2 status. 2.2 A Skills Module Register will be developed during the implementation of the new Agreement. Employees will be encouraged to use the register and in doing so, indicate which additional skills modules they are interested in achieving. The Register will be used by the Company to select employees when the need for training employees in an additional skills module arises. The register will be reviewed and maintained by the Workplace Consultative Committee. Training will be provided when the need for increased skills are identified by the Company and subject to training being able to be provided. 2.3 The current modules are: Microniser - This covers all aspects of operating the Microniser, including loading and discharging, routine maintenance, grain handling and cleaning, set-up, testing, packaging and housekeeping of the Microniser and associated area. Soy Plant - This covers all aspects of operating the Soy Plant including loading and discharging, routine maintenance, screen changes, grain handling and cleaning, set-up, testing, packaging and housekeeping of the Soy Plant and associated area. This also includes the receival and testing of Soy beans, the management of the Xxxxxxx and other equipment associated with the Soy Plant. Oil Products - This covers all aspects of handling, producing of oil products including loading and discharging, routine maintenance, set-up, testing, packaging and housekeeping of the oil product equipment and associated area(s). Warehouse - This module is designed to provide production staff the opportunity to expand their skills into functions carried out in the Raw Materials and Finished Goods Warehouses. This will cover all aspects of the job requirements up to and including Senior Operative, which is the status within Production the individual must have attained before eligibility for this module. Pre batch - This covers all aspects of the assembly of ingredients, weighing of components of the formulae for all blending operations (dependant on resource rostering), including the important safety component and housekeeping of the associated area. Grain Blender - This covers all aspects of the operating equipment, loading of the ingredients, ratio settings, on line Quality...

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