Tool Crib Sample Clauses

Tool Crib. Attendant
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Tool CribIn the event that the employer considers it necessary to set up an independent Millwright tool crib on the site, the Millwrights shall have jurisdiction over such tool crib.
Tool CribAt any time Tool Cribs are used on jobs and an Employer is made responsible for issuing such tools and equipment as are used by members of the Bargaining Unit, a Bargaining Unit Employee shall be placed in charge of such facilities in order that such tools or equipment may be maintained and issued in good order.
Tool Crib. ATTENDANT
Tool Crib. 66.1 Where the employer elects to establish a tool crib and/or material stores on a job, members of Local 2166 IBEW will be employed with preference being given to older members. Such employee(s) shall, in addition to normal stores duties, be required to maintain and repair hand and power tools and/or equipment as related to job production.
Tool CribThe Employer agrees to hire an employee covered by this Agreement to perform the job of tool crib attendant, when, at the Employer’s discretion, a tool crib attendant is required.
Tool Crib. Attendant Under the direction of Supervisor Distribution Services, is responsible for the operation of tool crib and performs regular Storeperson duties as time Performs other related tasks as required. Helps Truck Drivers in transporting and handling materials, merchandise and equipment by performing any combination of the following duties: loads and unloads vehicles by hand or using handtruck or dolly. Pads, stacks, and secures items in position in truck to prevent damage during shipment. Delivers and stacks merchandise on customers' premises and obtains receipt. Signals Truck Driver when parking or backing into loading area. Helps Truck Driver in cleaning and servicing vehicle. May be required to drive Operates and services artmobile and trucks other than panel and one-half ton type vehicles up to and including (gross vehicle weight). May be required to perform general labouring duties when not operating truck, and to interchange duties with Equipment Operator Ifor short durations when required. Operates and artmobile and trucks other than panel and one-half ton type vehicles up to and including (gross vehicle weight). May be required to perform general labouring duties when not operating truck, and to interchange duties with Equipment Operator Ifor durations when required. Operates and services single axle trucks of up to (gross vehicle weight) with special attachments such as dump hoists, hydraulic lifts and trailers. Loads and unloads vehicles. Performs general labouring work as required. Operates and services tandem wheel vehicles with special attachments such as dump hoists, hydraulic lifts and trailers, or trucks exceeding thirty (30) feet in length or vehicles equipped with an aerial bucket. Loads and unloads vehicle, May be required to perform general labouring duties when not operating vehicles. Repairs and rebuilds upholstered furniture, using hand tools and power tools. Removes coverings, webbing and padding from seat, arms, back and sides of workpiece, using tack puller, chisel and mallet. Replaces webbing and springs, springs, measures and cuts new covering material. Installs material on inside of arms, back and seat, and over outside back and arms of wooden frame. Tacks or ornamental trim, such as braid and buttons, to cover or frame. May operate sewing machines to seam cushions and join various sections of covering material. May repair wooden or workpiece. May refinish some surfaces and upholster cornices. Performs Journeyman level weldin...
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