Grade 3 definition

Grade 3 means that, under the Originator’s loan grading system, which ranks loans based on its analysis of credit quality of the underlying assets, the Obligor is performing as expected, the risk factors are neutral to favorable and the Loan risk is at an acceptable level that is similar to the risk at the time of origination.

Grade 3 means an operator able to operate two sections of plant competently.

Grade 3 means an employee whose duties require competence in work and the operation of ancillary equipment and machinery and for the employee to work under regular supervision within a Section.

Examples of Grade 3 in a sentence

• Manufacturer must certify that the elastomeric compound passes Grade 3 Low-Temperature Brittleness as determined by ASTM D746 – Brittleness Temperature of Plastics and Elastomers by Impact, Procedure B.

• Grade 3 master’s degree or a bachelor’s degree plus approved contact hours of occupationally related discipline, or a Bachelor’s degree plus 30 graduate credits in an approved instructional field(s).

• A committee of professional staff shall develop a plan for assessment of student progress toward Literacy by Grade 3, the Graduation Standards, as well as program evaluation data for use by the Advisory Committee to review instruction and curriculum, cultural competencies, including cultural awareness and cross-cultural communication, and student achievement at the school site.

• Grade 3 - Organisational: Co-ordinate own work routine with others; make and record appointments on behalf of others; make travel and accommodation bookings in line with given itinerary.

• Grade 3 - Technology: Maintain equipment; train others in the use of office equipment; select appropriate media; establish document structure; produce documents.

More Definitions of Grade 3

Grade 3 means an Employee appointed as such who: Has completed appropriate, accredited training or has acquired equivalent competency so as to enable the Employee to perform work within the scope of this grade or an Employee who has completed an appropriate grade course in a skill stream and is able to exercise the skills and knowledge of that stream. An Employee at this grade performs work above and beyond the skills of an Employee at Grade 2 and to the level of the Employee's training including supervision of other Employees:

Grade 3 means an employee able to carry out two tasks competently.

Grade 3 means a correctional facility for confining inmates not more than 96 hours.

Grade 3 means a person who performs the duties of a Sterilisation Technician - Grade 2 who in addition is in a supervisory position or performing specialised tasks at a high degree of competency.

Grade 3 means an Employee appointed as such, who has completed or acquired the competency to perform the tasks within the position descriptions assigned to this grade: Job titles at this grade include: Senior Storeperson Senior Driver Senior Clerk Senior Telephone Sales Clerk Warehouse Clerk (please note that these clerks are considered storepersons for the purposes of the ordinary hours of work). Storeperson Leading Hand Storeperson Team leader

Grade 3 means a Caregiver who has successfully completed a nationally recognised Pharmacy Technician Certificate Course at Certificate Level IV or has qualifications deemed by the Employer to be equivalent, has relevant pharmacy experience and displays competency in performing complex tasks under supervision of a Pharmacist in specialist areas of practice such as, but not limited to, cytotoxic drug reconstitution, sterile production, clinical trials, information systems management, etc. This position may also be supervised by a Grade 4 Pharmacy Technician. This classification may operate in a supervisory capacity such as in a Deputy Senior/Second-in-Charge position. Jobs at this level have greater responsibilities than those at Grade 1 and 2. Pharmacy Technician - Grade 4 - means a Caregiver appointed to such a position who has successfully completed a recognised Pharmacy Technician Certificate at Certificate Level IV or has qualifications deemed by the Employer to be equivalent, and who has extensive experience working within a pharmacy as a Pharmacy Technician Grade 2 and/or Grade 3 and has accredited qualifications in management studies of a formal nature recognised by the Health Service (these studies may be conducted by the Health Service on a local internal basis). Generally the position would be primarily responsible for the management of all Pharmacy Technicians and Pharmacy Assistants in a large unit. The position would carry responsibility for the effective management and development of pharmacy support services under the direction of the Chief Pharmacist. Participate on departmental committees and continuous education/ management training programs. Inherent in this position is the ability to display competency in performing complex tasks with limited supervision.

Grade 3 means an Employee appointed as such, who has completed or acquired the competency to perform the tasks within the position descriptions assigned to this grade: Job titles at this grade include: Leading Hand (or a Senior Employee)