Signal Inspector Sample Clauses

Signal Inspector. An employee assigned to and whose principal duties are the inspection and field testing of appliances, appurtenances and equipment covered by the scope of this agreement. Such employee shall make all relay and apparatus inspections and tests, including meggering, required by and reported to the Department of Transportation and those required by the Carrier, but who may perform any Signal Department work. Inspectors may work together or with signalmen or signal maintainers with or without their assistants and/or helpers in connection with testing and inspecting. This rule shall not be construed as restricting the inspection and/or testing of signal apparatus, appliances, circuits and appurtenances by other employees covered by this agreement. Supervisory officers of the Carrier may make other than routine or periodic tests and inspections.
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Signal Inspector. Each Signal Inspector shall have previously met all of the requirements of a Signal Maintainer. Each Signal Inspector shall be responsible for overseeing all signal inspections and maintenance within his designated territories. Signaler - Will be assigned to signal gangs and will be responsible for the repair, machinery renovation, revamp, testing, upkeep of property, and signal equipment within the limits of the Owners property. The minimum hours of experience to advance are shown in Section 5.01. Employees must pass written tests and field assessments prior to advancing to the next step. Signal Xxxxxxx - Each Signal Xxxxxxx will have previously met all of the requirements of a Signal Maintainer. A qualified Signal Xxxxxxx will be in charge of each Signal Gang of four (4) or more Signalmen and will perform work as a member of the gang. The Signal Xxxxxxx will direct and be responsible for all work performed by the Signal Gang.
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