Upskilling of P4 Employees to P5 Sample Clauses

Upskilling of P4 Employees to P5. (a) In consultation with the Enterprise Consultative Committee the individual Teams are to formulate and maintain a skills matrix. The skills matrix shall determine the skills required to be held across the Team and thereby set the training needs for the individuals of the Team. (b) With the Teams based workplace a method of cross training and upskilling shall be adopted. The purpose of this methodology is to raise the skills of the P4 Production employees to achieve the P5 classification. The skills obtained by a P4 Production employee are to be grouped as per the table set out below in order to achieve an appropriate mix of P4 and P5 skills so as to enhance the broad skills held across the Team. The acquisition of skills must be in accordance with the needs of the individual Team as determined by the skills matrix of each Team. P4 Skill Sets verified by assessment P5 Skill Sets verified by assessment Pay Classification Two of the following 2.4 Evaporation either 2.5 (a) Wet Mill or ( b) Co-Products/Bio Filter 2.6 Corn Handling 2.7 Roll Drying P l u s One of the following 2.8 (a) Starch Treating (b) Starch Washing or (c) Starch Drying 4.5 Two of the following 2.4 Evaporation either 2.5 (a) Wet Mill or (b) Co-Products/Bio-Filter 2.6 Corn Handling 2.7 Roll Drying P l u s All of the following 2.8 (a) Starch Treating b) Starch Washing (c) Starch Drying 5 All five of the following 2.4 Evaporation 2.5 (a) Wet Mill (b) Co-Products/Bio-Filter 2.6 Corn Handling 2.7 Roll Drying P l u s Nil 5 Three of the following 2.4 Evaporation 2.5 (a) Wet Mill (b) Co-Products/Bio-Filter 2.6 Corn Handling 2.7 Roll Drying P l u s Nil 4.5 The Skill Sets to be used for this purpose are as follows:
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