Representative Duties. During scheduled working time, the representative duties of the Association’s employee representatives shall be limited to:
Representative Duties. An employee who, without direct supervision, performs installation, testing, repair and maintenance on compressor station equipment, pipeline facilities, metering and regulating equipment, communication systems and other facilities appurtenant to the pipeline system. They perform routine and major maintenance on gas turbines packages, gas compressor units and associated auxiliary equipment. They are competent in rigging, interpreting technical reference documents and the use of precision measuring tools. The Multi-Skilled Technician will also perform service and repair to mechanical measurement or control equipment such as meters regulators and valves. Their responsibilities will include power electricity, (including hazardous area equipment) process controls, programmable logic controllers (PLC), electric generation equipment, microwave multiplex equipment. Also, the Multi-Skilled Technician must be able to climb and work on the upper part of compressor buildings inside and outside. The Multi-Skilled Technician will be required to work closely with others and perform additional duties as assigned. Some of these duties will include administrative, clerical, and warehousing activities of the district. They may perform these functions apart from the crew either alone or with multiple employees engaged in a related activity.
Representative Duties. The Union agrees that the representational responsibilities of a Union officer will not be permitted to interfere with the employee’s regularly assigned duties or with normal business of the Employer. If it is necessary for an employee to temporarily leave his/her assignment to participate in negotiations or a grievance meeting, he/she shall first provide reasonable notice to and obtain authorization, which shall not be unreasonably denied, from his/her immediate supervisor before leaving a work assignment. The employee shall return to his/her job as promptly as possible and upon such return shall immediately report to his/her immediate supervisor.
Representative Duties. Civil Engineer is a multi-incumbent professional engineering class in the Public Works Engineering. Assignments are primarily project oriented, broad in scope and require the use of considerable judgement and initiative. Civil Engineer is differentiated from the lower level of Associate Engineer by the Civil Engineer’s broader scope of responsibility, difficulty and complexity of projects assigned requiring substantial knowledge of engineering tasks related to public works design and construction administration. In addition, a Civil Engineer provides technical, functional supervision to staff assigned and provide administrative assistance as needed. Prepares designs and plans for public works improvements such as street paving, curbs and gutters, sewers, storm drains; other facility improvement with minimal supervision; prepares drawings, charts, maps and diagrams, engineering cost estimates, conduct circulation, flow, accident and other traffic studies; assist in determining design of traffic layouts; coordinates and performs inspections on construction projects, engineering surveys and special studies; provides engineering information to contractors at all phases of construction, engineers and members of the public; attends and participates in meetings as requested; performs field surveys and may act as survey party chief; determines that all calculations submitted are correct and that engineering design work conforms to the city specifications; writes legal descriptions for annexations, streets, alleys, leases, easements and City property acquisitions and prepares necessary maps; assists Division Manager or lead in preparation and maintenance of records and preparation of State and County reports; answers public inquiries and complaints; development in policy or standard; may coordinate assignments of professional staff. Organization Responsibilities Positions in this class report to a Division Manager and is responsible for performing difficult and complex technical work in the office and h the for senior level technical staff and are responsible for perming entry level to routine skilled technical work in the office and the field. TYPICAL QUALIFICATIONS:
Representative Duties. Reviews and examines title searches, conducts research from multiple sources, identifies title defects, determines information necessary to clear title and provides explanation of title information to title examiners, acquisition agents, property owners, attorneys, and developers. • Communicates, negotiates and prepares documentation for internal real estate transactions (including fee simple, easements, releases, leasing and/or subordinations) between Orange County divisions as well as the County and other governmental agencies. • Resolves problems in acquiring property interests by using sound judgment, knowledge of real estate practice, acquisition procedures, local, state, and federal codes. • Collaborates and builds relationships with County and Division managers, staff, title examiners, and attorneys, as well as outside consultants, property owners, and vendors. • Reviews legal descriptions, right-of-way maps and construction plans. • Prepares offer, counteroffers, board agenda, and ordinance packages. • Prepares and reviews instruments of conveyance and related documents for proper form, accuracy, and completeness. • Understands and has experience reviewing appraisals, title reports, and legal documents. • Performs the duties associated with the surplus real property sales including advertising, web page updates, notifications, auction set up, and bid openings in compliance with Florida Statute. • Research and responds to property inquiries from other County agencies, constitutional officers, and the public. • Prepares resolution and condemnation suit packages for filing by the County Attorney’s Office. • Participates in pre-order of taking meetings and testifies in court hearings as to title matters. • Tracks all assigned projects through the Division’s current software. • Reviews items submitted for real property and leasehold acquisitions for completeness and accuracy and processes them for approval as Board of County Commissioners agenda items or under County Ordinance(s). • Coordinates closings with title companies and/or attorneys. • Provides assistance as needed in complex transactional matters and special research projects. • Performs other related duties as required.
Representative Duties. Secures enterprise Active Directory, Remote Access and physical security systems. Coordinates and performs enterprise-wide security audits on computers and physical access systems. Coordinates and performs enterprise-wide forensic investigations. Analyses and designs possible solutions to protect electronic data. Works on various security system projects involving electronic access control, audio/video security systems, security upgrades and implementations. May assign projects and oversee IT Security Technician and IT Security Analyst I staff. Performs other related duties as assigned.
Representative Duties. Provides service and guidance for escalated technical issues. Researches complex problems associated with Orange County voice and data networks. Coordinates with internal County support and operation groups and/or vendors to resolve problems. Assists in developing, updating, and maintaining Service Center procedures and knowledge base. Provides guidance and training for less experienced Service Center personnel. Upholds policy to ensure compatibility and premium services of all users. Performs other related duties as assigned.
Representative Duties. 7.1 Representative covenants and agrees that, at all times during the Term it shall:
Representative Duties. Assist students and teachers in locating and selecting age-appropriate materials; assist students in researching materials for classroom use; assist students and teachers in locating and selecting materials; monitor and maintain acceptable student behavior. Coordinate class visits reading activities demonstrate appropriate library skills for various grade levels; prepare materials for class lessons; maintain class visit schedules; coordinate a variety of library related programs. Provide library services relating to the acquisition, circulation, distribution and recovery oflibrary books, tapes, instructional materials and audio-visual equipment and materials; process and shelve returned materials. Oversee use ofcomputers within the library and assist students in using technology for research and classroom work; train students and xxxxxxx new hardware and software. Check books, library laptops, chargers, and materials in and out at the circulation desk.
