TRUCK DRIVER. Drive all type of trucks including tractor-trailer combinations, maintain necessary driving records and logs, perform necessary safety and preventive maintenance procedures on trucks and trailers (check oil, water, lights, air pressure, etc.), load and unload trucks, handle drums in warehouse, drive fork truck and perform other duties as assigned by Management. As a condition of employment in this classification, employees must be able to communicate in English, must hold a current California Class I driver’s license and current medical certificate, have a driving record acceptable to the Company and its insurance carrier and pass a Company driving test. Should employees in other classifications, who meet the above conditions of employment for this classification, be occasionally required to drive a truck, they will be paid at the truck driver classification rate for the hours worked driving a truck.
TRUCK DRIVER. Shall perform work required to reinstate work locations to their original condition such as restoration of lawns and gardens; replacement of concrete walks; temporary repairs of paved areas; reconstruction of fences, walls, etc. Shall deliver or pick up select materials and spoil at work sites. Shall operate a truck for the transportation of required tools and materials. May supervise the work of one other employee. COMMERCIAL CUSTOMER SERVICE TECHNICIAN (CCST) A CCST shall perform the full scope of work and responsibilities of a Customer Service Technician1 (per CST1 Job Description) and in addition:
TRUCK DRIVER. An Employee who operates, loads, unloads, performs minor servicing of single axle trucks of gross vehicle weight in excess of 12,300 kg used to transport material, tools, equipment and personnel and who performs general labouring duties when not so engaged. Such employees shall be in possession of a valid Alberta Class 3 Operator's license.
TRUCK DRIVER. An employee engaged by the Commission whose principle duties shall include the operation and utilization of trucks, minor equipment, hand tools, and other such semi-skilled assignments as required for the efficient organization of the Commission's operations.
TRUCK DRIVER. April April STEP Truck Driver (Tractor Trailer) Fully Qualified Truck Driver COMPONENT ASSEMBLER April April
TRUCK DRIVER. Effective Date Hourly Rate Tractor - Class 1 license (1st 6 months) April 1/16 20.57 April 1/17 20.87 April 1/18 21.17 Tractor – Class 1 license (thereafter) April 1/16 21.17 April 1/17 21.47 April 1/18 21.77 CASUAL Effective Date Hourly Rate April 1, 2016 11.80 April 1, 2017 12.10
TRUCK DRIVER. MATERIALS 0416 (50073024) An employee who drives a truck transporting people, supplies, and equipment, loads and unloads the truck; performs necessary paperwork in connection therewith; assists materials employees in the performance of their work and may be assigned to operate materials handling equipment. Must possess a valid Class C
TRUCK DRIVER. The Employer shall designate a truck driver(s) who shall have either a DZ or AZ license endorsement. The Employer shall increase the hourly rate of such employee by one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per hour. In order to receive the premium, the employee must complete the daily reporting and maintenance requirements, as directed by the Employer.
TRUCK DRIVER. The Employer shall designate a truck driver(s) who shall have either a DZ or AZ license endorsement. The Employer shall increase the hourly rate of such employee by one dollar and twenty-five cents ($1.25) per hour. In order to receive the premium, the employee must complete the daily reporting and maintenance requirements, as directed by the Employer. SCHEDULE “B” Scope of Agreement In accordance with certificates issued to the Union by the Ontario Labour Relations Board, and pursuant to various voluntary recognition agreements between the parties, the Employer recognizes the Union as the authorized bargaining agent for, and that this Collective Agreement shall apply to all classifications identified in Article 2.01 of the Collective Agreement, for the sectors of the construction industry, and regions of Ontario, as identified below:
TRUCK DRIVER. The employee whose main job is to drive the truck placed at the disposal, to help with the loading and unloading of the said truck, and generally, with the deliveries. He must, in certain cases, perform the duties of Driver s and "Senior Warehouseman" as well as other duties which are usually performed by the truck driver in his establishment. TRACTOR-TRAILER DRIVER ONLY: This employee's duty is to drive the trailer combination and perform the duties described in the classification of truck driver.
