Welding Licence Allowance Sample Clauses

Welding Licence Allowance. Trades employees who hold welding tickets that comply with AS1796 (as varied from time to time) and are required to use those qualifications in their work will be paid an allowance on a fortnightly basis. A payment of $25 per fortnight will be paid for the certain tickets. Possession of tickets 1, IE, 3 or 3E or any combination of these is deemed to be possession of only one manual metal arc welding ticket for the purposes of payment. An additional $25 per fortnight will be paid for certain additional tickets up to a maximum of $75 per fortnight. Those tickets must be welding process related i.e., stick, MIG, TIG and Welding Supervision. The maximum payable for holding all tickets is $75 per fortnight. The requirement for the licences and the requirement for the work will be determined by the relevant senior manager. Payment of the licence allowance is conditional on the employee maintaining and demonstrating competence.
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