STOREKEEPER. An employee qualified in the operation of material stores. A Storekeeper shall undertake work associated with the operation of a material stores including ordering, receiving, storing, shipping and delivery of material, and inventory monitoring and control as assigned. A System Operator is a qualified electrical operator delegated the operation of an assigned portion of the power system. They shall be certified and accredited by relevant agencies or organizations as required, and have charge of and be responsible for the operation of transmission circuits, generating stations, substations or portions of substations as assigned by Operating Orders. They may also be delegated other related duties which do not interfere with their operating responsibilities. The provisions of this part are not intended to limit or restrict in any way the jurisdiction of the Union’s bargaining unit as described in Article 3(a) hereof or allow managers to perform work previously performed by Power Dispatchers.
STOREKEEPER. An employee who has charge of the District's stores and is qualified to perform all work relating to ordering, receiving, shipping, handling, storing, disbursing, and salvaging of materials and supplies. The employee shall be familiar with the District's stores accounting procedure and possess a valid State Driver's License. May at times be required to operate warehouse loading/unloading equipment.
STOREKEEPER. Under direct supervision, responsible for receiving, distributing, handling, shipping and record keeping of materials (including mail and parcels).
STOREKEEPER. Effective with the 1997 general pick in Maintenance all Storekeeper positions shall become appointed positions. The Authority will select and assign the employees. Appointed employees will continue to accrue overall seniority for the purpose of vacation eligibility and selection, job selection within the Inventory and Stores department, or in the event of lay-off. Bargaining unit employees who have a minimum of one year (1) experience within the Inventory and Stores department prior to their appointment shall be paid as a B rate. Employees without experience in the Inventory and Stores department will go through a D-C-B progression of six
STOREKEEPER. Normal working hours for Storekeeper will be in accordance with article 10.1 from 8:00AM to 4:00PM, Monday through Friday. However, one Storekeeper may be assigned to work between 7:00AM to 3:00PM, Monday through Friday, to permit the loading of trucks with materials from Stores. The Storekeeper so assigned will receive $7.00 per pay period over and above the regular salary for their classification. Assignment to the changed working hours will be assigned to all Storekeepers in rotation.
STOREKEEPER. Must be able to warehouse all types of materials handled, including the filling of requisitions and sales orders. Must have a working knowledge of company, and military stores procedures such as receiving, shipping, issuing, marking, batching, storage, shelf-life and the use of parts manuals, etc. Must be able to handle all outgoing and incoming ski orders (parts), check parts issued against work order numbers, and issue ski parts to work orders. Must work to acceptable standards of quality and quantity under normal supervision.
STOREKEEPER. Effective with the 1997 general pick in Maintenance all Storekeeper positions shall become appointed positions. The Authority will select and assign the employees. Appointed employees will continue to accrue overall seniority for the purpose of vacation eligibility and selection, job selection within the Inventory and Stores department, or in the event of lay-off. Bargaining unit employees who have a minimum of one year (1) experience within the Inventory and Stores department prior to their appointment shall be paid as a B rate. Employees without experience in the Inventory and Stores department will go through a D- C-B progression of six (6) months at D rate, six (6) months at C rate and B rate thereafter. A qualified employee may move from one rate to another earlier than the maximum time at the discretion of the supervisor.
STOREKEEPER. Under the direction of the Material Control Officer, the incumbent shall perform a variety of duties that are normally required in the stores operation. Article CONTRACTING OUT
STOREKEEPER. Storekeeper means an employee who works substantively in the stores area performing duties associated with the receipt and dispatch of goods. A storekeeper is responsible for checking quality and quantity of incoming goods, arranging storage of goods and assembly of orders. Storekeepers are responsible for organizing regular maintenance of machinery including trucks. Such a position is required to hold appropriate licences including a forklift licence. Duties are performed under minimal supervision in a manner, which complies with documentary requirements (for example, but not limited to HACCP, Procurement policies and OHS).
STOREKEEPER. The above group of employees shall have an allowance established with a supplier with a spending limit of four hundred and fifty dollars ($450) each year of this Agreement.
