Electronics Technician definition

Electronics Technician means a person employed as such who is the possessor of an Electronics and Communications Certificate of the Department of Technical and Further Education, or who has qualifications and/or experience deemed by the employing hospital to be equivalent and the major portion of whose duties include the construction, adaptation, alteration, repair and/or maintenance of electronic equipment.

Electronics Technician. An employee who is responsible for diagnosing and repairs of all the electronic devices for the fleet. These components include but are not limited to; Fareboxes, tracking systems, video systems, head signs and passenger counting systems. This employee must have great knowledge in electrical functions and can work with limited supervision.

Electronics Technician means an Employee whose duties are defined in Clause 6.1 of Part A. 'Employee' means a person engaged to work shift work by the Employer on a permanent basis for the job classifications covered by this Part B and, for the avoidance of doubt, means persons who would otherwise be categorised under Part A to be:

Examples of Electronics Technician in a sentence

• The following civilian occupations are similar to the Aviation Electronics Technician “O” Level Rating.

• Employees in the following classes are included in this Safety Incentive Program: Xxxxxxxxx Electrician Electronics Technician Fairground Aid Fairground Attendant Fusion Welder Groundskeeper Maintenance Worker Painter Senior Maintenance Worker Tractor Operator- Laborer Heavy Equipment Mechanic Maintenance Mechanic At the discretion of the 22nd DAA, additional classes may be designated where it is deemed appropriate.

• Electronics Technician 3 (TASK 5) Education: High School diploma or GED.

• Cabinets and ITS components shall be field tested in accordance with the field test procedure furnished by the Department and the test results shall be submitted to the ITS Electronics Technician of the Operations Support Division.

• By way of a painful recent illustration, Chief Electronics Technician Mike Williams really did have to jump 100 feet off the burning oil rig owned and operated by British Petroleum in the Gulf of Mexico on April 20, 2010, in order to live—he had to jump or else get consumed by the lethal flames, smoke, or explosions—it was literally a matter of life or death.

• This course offers training that will also prepare the students for their relative FCC licenses in Elements 1 (Marine Radio Operators Permit), 3 (General Radio Operators License), and 8 (Radar Endorsement), as well as the NCATT Aircraft Electronics Technician Certification.

• Works as an assistant to Metering Electronics Technician when required.

• Such employee will not have subsequent bids on Metering Electronics Technician vacancies considered under Subsection 205.7(b) until the employee has accrued 18 months' classification seniority as an Apprentice Metering Electronics Technician.

• Articulated credit awarded under this agreement may only be applied to the above AAS/AS Degree and the following College Completion Certificate (CCC) programs: Basic Electronics Technician (0615030310), Electronics Technician (0615030309), Laser and Photonics Technician (0615030311), Robotics and Simulation Technician (0615030314), and Solar Energy Technician (0615030317).

• II 400 7391 409 Electronic Pre-Press Specialist 400 3302 410 END Technician I 400 3303 412 END Technician II 400 3304 415 END Technician III 400 3401 412 Electronics Technician I 400 3402 415 Electronics Technician II 400 8221 409 E.

More Definitions of Electronics Technician

Electronics Technician means an Employee whose duties are defined in Clause 6.1

Electronics Technician means an Employee whose duties are defined in Clause 6.1 of Part A.