SENIOR TECHNICIAN Sample Clauses

The 'Senior Technician' clause defines the qualifications, responsibilities, or role of a senior-level technical staff member within an agreement or organization. Typically, this clause outlines the required experience, certifications, or supervisory duties expected of a Senior Technician, and may specify the types of tasks or projects they are authorized to handle, such as overseeing complex repairs or leading technical teams. Its core function is to ensure that certain technical work is performed by personnel with adequate expertise, thereby maintaining quality standards and reducing the risk of errors or inadequate service.
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SENIOR TECHNICIAN. (Key) - Five years experience in production planning and equipment fabrication. This experience should include analysis of systems drawings and specifications; assembly of facility setup; supervision of material purchasing and management; direction, coordination and supervision of assembly production operations; and the implementation and supervision of product testing and quality control requirements. NOTICE OF NON-ALLOWABILITY OF COSTS FOR GENERAL PURPOSE OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND GENERAL PURPOSE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY EQUIPMENT (JUNE 1998)(NSWCDD)
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SENIOR TECHNICIAN. An employee, who will assist the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ in all aspects of the job, can effectively manage the crew in the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’▇ temporary absence. Must be able to survey/Inspect poles and lines, treat poles, and assist in the training of crew members when required. This position is not an automatic step in progression, and will be used at the Company’s discretion.
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SENIOR TECHNICIAN. An Employee who, by training or experience is capable of installing, terminating and testing all types of communication cabling. They may also design cabling layout and supervise Technicians. A Technician shall be responsible for installing all types of communication cable They may also ter- minate and test cabling, under the supervision of a Senior Technician and shall be able to work alone when performing service work. Technicians shall advance from level to level after two thousand (2000) hours of work experience at each level. Technicians shall not advance to Senior Technician until he or she has completed an agreed upon industry education program as prescribed by the Ontario Communication Training Trust Fund.
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SENIOR TECHNICIAN. Senior Technician skills and duties are as described for the Field Technician as well as duties including, but not limited to, the control of the facility via the control panel and other assigned production, monitoring and reporting activities.
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SENIOR TECHNICIAN. An Employee at this level has job skills relevant to tasks performed at this level, and to the level of their training. They will possess the skills as for the Level 4 - Technician Grade 3 and will: 5.1 Be able to conduct Core Skill training. 5.2 Will possess site relevant computer and administration skills. 5.3 Will assist management in ensuring quality standards are met and maintained. 5.4 Will assist management in minimising waste within the factory. 5.5 Will assist management with stock control. 5.6 Will hold the Bandag Advanced Master Craftsman Certificate • Level 5 – Senior Technician. 1. Buff Room 1.1 Initial Inspection: - Inspecting the casing for damage - Marking any damage - Input information into the SAP (computer) if applicable 1.2 Buffing: Removal of old tread 1.3 NDI inspection: Input into SAP if applicable 1.4 Skiving: Removal of any tyre casing injuries 1.5 Repair: Repairing of injuries as required 1.6 Cementing: Coating the casing with UC416
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SENIOR TECHNICIAN. Senior Technicians shall perform the job duties and responsibilities of a Journey Technician and are able to install all Company systems and components; troubleshoot system or component problems; repair or replace equipment in accordance with guidelines; document work and obtain client signatures in accordance with guidelines; drive to and from client locations as necessary; meet with clients to discuss installation, repair and installation of system use; and all other duties as required. Existing Employees shall be reclassified as Senior Technicians effective May 1, 2012 and be excluded from the C.T.S. requirement but are encouraged to obtain it. Senior Technicians shall possess and maintain a Washington State Limited Energy License (EL06).
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SENIOR TECHNICIAN. Has a minimum of two as a technician and is qualified to perform the following tasks: the planning and installation, including testing, terminating, and troubleshooting, of structured cabling systems (SCS). Possesses the skills for fiber-optic installation, including splicing, testing, terminating, and troubleshooting. Must be skilled in the maintenance, service, testing, and repair of PBX systems and computer networking systems. Should have experience installing other special systems; such as security/access control, sound reinforcement, media retrieval, wireless/RF, and/or clock systems, etc. Duties may include the supervision of apprentice technicians, installer/technicians, technicians, and/or other senior technicians. Time requirements may be waived by passing a senior technician equivalency exam developed by the NJATC and administered by the local union or through independent third-party testing sanctioned by the NJATC and supported by the IBEW and NECA.
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SENIOR TECHNICIAN a person holding corporate membership of CIAT or TechRICS or a recognised professional body, approved by the Authorised Officer, but with five years or more relevant work experience.
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SENIOR TECHNICIAN. An Employee who, by training or experience is capable of installing, terminating and testing all types of communication cabling. They may also design cabling layout and supervise technicians.
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