Soft Maintenance by Operators Sample Clauses

Soft Maintenance by Operators. The Company will provide in-house training on Soft Maintenance for posted Operators in all departments, as required for the various jobs. As examples, Soft Maintenance may include: set-ups; change-overs; some component replace- ment; lubrication; preventative maintenance inspection, and adjustments. It is understood that the trades personnel will assist in the development, instruction and certification of Soft Maintenance skills. the Employees who successfully complete the in-house training and demonstrate the application of the new skills will be certi- fied as qualified “Soft Maintenance” Operators. The applica- tion of new skills will be determined by written practical tests. A training record will be maintained where the and trainee note and acknowledge the nature of ing certification. In the event an individual, who is newly posted, is unsuccess- ful in obtaining certification after the initial training, the Company, Union and individual employee will meet to devel- op a specific re-training plan. If the developed re-training plan is unsuccessful assisting the employee achieve by a date mutually agreed between the Company and the Union, the employee may be returned to their previous posting. It is understood that, in addition to current job skills, Soft Maintenance certification will be to Operators. The Company will provide training to an individual awarded with a posting under Article section Senior Preference for Advancement Procedure, in order that the employee has the opportunity to obtain certification. The Committee will establish a reasonable deadline for attainment of certification. It is understood that the Company intends to schedule posted Operators who hold their Soft Maintenance certification to assist the crew in overhauls of equipment. The Committee will participate in the con- tinued development, implementation and monitoring of job re- design training for Soft Maintenance. APPENDIX “E” SENIORITY LIST EMPLOYEE SENIORITY DATE NOTE XXXX DECEMBER (0) MARCH XXXXXXXX, XXXX XXX XXXXXXXX, XXXXX XXXX XXXX SEPTEMBER ED OCTOBER XXXXX XXXXXXX XXX XXXX XXXXX JUNE XXXXX FEBRUARY XXXXXXX, XXX XXXXXXX XXX XXX, XXXXX (0) OCTOBER XXXX XXXX NOVEMBER JUNE NOVEMBER MARCH JANUARY MARCH APRIL JULY JULY SEPTEMBER DECEMBER APRIL OCTOBER SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER APRIL APRIL JUNE APRIL JUNE APRIL APRIL JUNE APRIL MAY JULY JULY AUGUST APRIL APRIL MAY AUGUST JULY AUGUST MARCH JULY SEPTEMBER XXXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXX XXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXX XXXXX XXXX XXXXX, XXXX...
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Soft Maintenance by Operators. 5.2.1. The Company will provide in-house training of Soft Maintenance for posted Operators in all departments. As examples, Soft Maintenance may include; set-ups; change-overs, some components replacement; lubrication; preventative maintenance inspection, and adjustments. It is understood that the trades personnel will assist in the development, instruction and certification of Soft Maintenance skills.
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