Storeperson and Packer Grade Sample Clauses

Storeperson and Packer Grade. 1 (a) Storeperson and packer grade 1" is an employee who is undertaking an Induction Program which may include information on the enterprise, employer objectives, products and services, introduction to supervisors and fellow workers, development and training, equal employment opportunity including sexual harassment, employee responsibilities, occupational -.health and safety, conditions of service, quality control and assurance, industrial relations and employee relations, counselling and discipline, employment records, workplace layout, fire safety and general information in addition to acknowledging receipt of an employee handbook. (b) An employee at this level performs routine duties in accordance with the level of their training and: (i) Exercises minimal judgement. (ii) Possesses basic numeracy and literacy skills. (iii) Works under direct supervision in the following functions with the ability to interchange as required: - Housekeeping duties including Occupational Health and Safety; - Assessment by sorting of product and the repair type required; - Washing; - Cleaning; - Assembling; - Disassembling; - Repairing; - Painting; - Stacking; - Denailing of timber; - The operation and use of mechanical devices that include but are not restricted to: - nail guns; grinders; painting equipment; bifold tables; bearer shears; mechanical sorting devices; lead board repositions; mechanical washing equipment; mechanical- manufacture equipment; bearer endplating machine. - Maintains simple records of work performed or the recording and testing of work performed. (iv) Is undertaking structured training so as to enable them to work at the storeperson and packer grade 2 level, which may include: - Completion of all grade one requirements for their individual workplace; - Completion of requirements for a permanent forklift drivers licence in accordance with individual State legislation; - Completion of 100 hours minimum on-the-job training with Chep in the duties of a forklift driver; - Forklift operating procedures; - Forklift maintenance and safety procedures; - Non-trade welding certification (where required by individual depots); - Basic clerical skills (c) Promotional criteria An employee remains at this level until they are capable of effectively performing through assessment or certification the tasks required of this function so as to enable them to progress to the next grade.
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