Shop Technician Sample Clauses

Shop Technician. Must possess the qualifications of a Mechanic or equivalent in the category concerned, have the ability to act as a technical advisor, prepare any required documentation and liaise with other departments in order to provide technical assistance as required.
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Shop Technician. Addressed to those employees who hold the qualifications of a mechanic at the point in the category concerned who meet the requirement of Article
Shop Technician. Required to carry out scheduled maintenance, overhaul and repair to school shop equipment, both Secondary and senior public schools. This includes the fabrication of new machine parts that are not available to purchase. Most of the work will be carried out in the schools using their machinery or in the maintenance workshop. The Shop Technician will be under the direction of the Electrical/Mechanical Supervisor. The Shop Technician may be called to assist other maintenance technicians on occasion and they in turn can be called upon to assist the Shop Technician. Must be proficient at machine shop work, welding and skills common to the millwright machinist trades. Must have a current Ministry of College and University Certificate of Qualification in either millwright or machinist trade.
Shop Technician. Must possess the qualifications of a Mechanic and hold any currently effective Transport Canada and/or Company licenses which Transport Canada rules is essential to his trade, and have the ability to technically direct and supervise the work of and provide practical training to others.
Shop Technician. Must possess the qualifications of a Mechanic or equivalent in the category concerned, have the ability to act as a technical advisor, prepare any required documentation and liaise with other departments in order to provide technical assistance as required. An employee who does not successfully meet the requirements of this classification within six (6) months will be required to revert to their former category and classification at the point where currently employed.
Shop Technician. Vacancy Notice addressed to Mechanics in the category concerned at the point who, as a minimum meet the requirements of Article 4.05.16. Selection will be in accordance with Article 16.11.05
Shop Technician. (1) Shop Technicians shall possess a thorough knowledge of electronic theory, understand the operation of electronic components and be able to read and understand mechanical and electrical schematics. Shop Technicians must be familiar and competent in the operation of test equipment such as, but not limited to, voltmeters, oscilloscopes, frequency counters, service monitors, spectrum analyzers, frequency generators and other types of telecommunications test equipment. Shop Technicians shall have basic computer skills. (2) Shop Technicians shall possess a two-year Associate Degree in Electronic Technology or greater from a generally recognized school. Applicants must demonstrate their technical ability by passing an examination and must demonstrate alignment and troubleshooting techniques. (3) The Carrier shall have the right to assign the position of Senior Shop Technician, based on seniority and ability, to any Shop Technician who has sufficient practical experience in Shop Technicians’ work, who is capable of working on all products, capable of training other Shop Technicians on all products and capable of organizing the work load for Shop Technicians. (4) Shop Technicians work shall consist of inspecting, testing, adjusting, repairing, other than leased, base station analog radios, base station analog radio modules, FOTs, hot box radio repair (including RF link radios), locomotive voice radios (except installation and removal of rolling stock), mobile radios, portable radios, Teklogic equipment, Data South printers, MDS radios, analog multiplex equipment associated with microwave radios, EOTs and EOT module, and similar work, without individual supervision. (5) Shop Technicians shall be required to operate any hand and power tools needed to accomplish the work. In addition, they shall have skills sufficient to use soldering equipment such as hot air equipment utilized in the repair of surface mount component removal and replacements on printed circuit boards. (6) Shop Technicians shall also be required, at the direction of the designated Carrier Manager, to assist in construction and/or installation of facilities outside of their seniority district at the straight time rate of pay. Shop Technicians required to work outside of their seniority district under this provision shall be considered on Leave of Absence from their seniority district during the duration of work. The designated Carrier Manager and the General Chairman shall cooperate in granting le...
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Shop Technician. Shop Technicians with a valid FCC license (or equivalent) in the Telecommunications Service Center at Council Bluffs shall receive a differential of eighty- five (85) cents per hour for all hours worked within the Telecommunications Communications Center.

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