TECHNICIAN, SERVICE Sample Clauses

TECHNICIAN, SERVICE. An employee who is qualified to perform work on electric meter service panels rated a maximum of 240 V line within a six-month period and without direct supervision can perform electric cut-ins, make electric and gas cut-outs, and self-contained single-phase meter exchanges. Will be required to troubleshoot communication failures at the electric meter level or gas communication module. May be asked to repair a communication failure by exchanging electric meter or gas communication module. Employee must complete training course and demonstrate working knowledge and proficiency in the craft for which they work. Must be qualified as a Meter Reader as they may be asked those duties. Will be required to inspect service points to detect tampers, diversion, vandalism and service hazards.. Must be thoroughly familiar with Company Safety Rules 7155 *TECHNICIAN, SHIFT, INSTRUMENT & CONTROL, XXXXX An employee who is a graduate of an accredited two-year technician educational institution in a field related to one of the engineering sciences, or possesses the equivalent knowledge, and is qualified by training to install, calibrate, and test instruments and meters used in steam, hydro, diesel and gas turbine power plants, and who is further qualified by training and education to install, calibrate, test and service complex automatic control systems such as combustion controls, chlorination equipment, distributive control systems, etc., in order to obtain efficient operation. May perform, under direction, corrective measure to improve the performance of equipment. Must be able to understand relatively complex technical problems and perform a wide variety of non-routine tasks where only general methods of procedure are available. Must be able to plan and conduct tests on various power plant equipment, perform test calculations, interpret the results and prepare detailed test reports, graphs, etc. May perform other related duties as required including plant operating duties that he has been trained to perform. (This position is a shift employee and is subject to the current 12-hour shift scheduled agreement and/or applicable sections of Title 6 in the Collective Bargaining Agreement.)
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TECHNICIAN, SERVICE. 18.2.2.1. If the IAA has issued a request for Technician Service, the Supplier shall be obliged to provide the IAA with the Technician Service for the daily fee of Euro 300 (the “Daily Fee”), in addition to Travel Expenses (as defined below). The flight days to Israel and back shall be considered as one working day for which the Supplier shall be entitled to receive the Daily Fee. In the event that the Supplier sends an Israeli technician, the IAA shall pay for such visit according to the IAA's customary tariffs for such service (based on MOF General Accountant tariffs). The IAA shall decide in coordination with the Supplier if the Supplier may send an Israeli technician or one of the Supplier's technicians from abroad. 18.2.2.2. In addition to the Daily Fee, the IAA shall pay for Supplier's personnel flight tickets and hotel accommodations, according to the customary IAA procedure the following travel expenses (the "Travel Expenses"): (a) Cost of economy flights of Supplier's technician to Israel and return flight to the Supplier’s main office location; and (b) Out of pocket expenses such as accommodation, dining and local travel during the visit, up to a total of 200 Euros (or the equivalent) (including all taxes) per day, according to the total number of days set forth in the work order of such Technician Service. 18.2.2.3. The Daily Fee and Travel Expenses shall serve as a complete and final compensation for the Technician Service, and the Supplier hereby waives any claim and/or demand from the IAA in this respect. 18.2.2.4. Payments will be made against a legal tax invoice, if applicable, within 30 days from the end of each Technician Service.
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TECHNICIAN, SERVICE. 19.2.3.1. If the IAA has issued a request for additional Technician Service (beyond the Annual Technician Visits and Critical Malfunction Visit that are included as part of the Maintenance Services), the Supplier shall be obliged to provide the IAA with the Technician Service for a daily fee (8 hours) for technician, as applicable, specified by the Supplier in its Proposal (the “Daily Fee”), in addition to Travel Expenses (as defined below). The flight days to Israel and back shall be considered as one working day for which the Supplier shall be entitled to receive the Daily Fee. 19.2.3.2. In addition to the Daily Fee, the IAA shall pay for Supplier's personnel flight tickets and hotel accommodations, according to the customary IAA procedure the following travel expenses (the "Travel Expenses"): (a) Cost of economy flights of Supplier's technician to Israel and return flight to the Supplier’s main office location; and (b) Out of pocket expenses such as accommodation, dining and local travel during the visit, up to a total of 200 Euros (or the equivalent) (including all taxes) per day, according to the total number of days set forth in the work order of such Technician Service. 19.2.3.3. The Daily Fee and Travel Expenses shall serve as a complete and final compensation for the Technician Service, and the Supplier hereby waives any claim and/or demand from the IAA in this respect. 19.2.3.4. Payments will be made against a legal tax invoice, if applicable, within 30 days from the end of each Technician Service.
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TECHNICIAN, SERVICE. An employee who is qualified to perform work on electric meter service panels rated a maximum of 240 V line and use breakers to turn on/turn off services on meter service panels with ratings greater than 240 V(with no removal of meter from socket). Within a six (6) month period and without direct supervision can perform electric cut-ins and elec- tric cut-outs and self-contained single phase meter exchanges. Employee must complete training course and demonstrate working knowledge and proficiency in the craft for which they work. Must have three (3) years' experi- ence and qualifications as a Meter Reader as they may be asked to perform those duties. Will be required to inspect and report on tampered, inverted and switched electric meters and to report broken meter seals. Required to make independent decisions as necessary to satisfy customer needs. Must be qualified to speak professionally to custom- ers, always being courteous and respectful. Must be able to deal with change and difficult situations. Must be thor- oughly familiar with Company Safety Rules.
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