Grade II definition

Grade II means a person who, in addition to the duties contained within Grade I, can perform any or all of the following duties: all cleaning associated with pots, pans, stoves, refrigerators or any other kitchen machinery; general kitchen cleaning; high cleaning; inside cleaning; outside cleaning; stripping or sealing floors; portering patients and/or heavy equipment; operation of industrial washing machines; cleaning of tooth and vomit bowls; sanitising of bed pans and other equipment; the cooking and/or preparation of light refreshments (eg. eggs, toast, salads, etc.); the making of unoccupied beds; cleaning garbage bins; sweeping paths; keeping the outside of buildings clean and tidy; assisting the gardener in labouring duties under supervision; mowing lawns.
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Grade II means a person who, in addition to the duties contained within Grade I, can perform any or all of the following duties: all cleaning associated with pots, pans, stoves, refrigerators or any other kitchen machinery; general kitchen cleaning; high cleaning; inside cleaning; outside cleaning; stripping or sealing floors; portering patients and/or heavy equipment; operation of industrial washing machines; cleaning of tooth and vomit bowls; sanitising of bed pans and other equipment; the cooking and/or preparation of light refreshments (e.g. eggs, toast, salads, etc.); the making of unoccupied beds; cleaning garbage bins; sweeping paths; keeping the outside of buildings clean and tidy; assisting the gardener in labouring duties under supervision; mowing lawns.
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Grade II. Means a person employed in a centre who is responsible directly to the Functional Programmer Grade I or to Management for the implementation of programme components, care and training of clients and supervises subordinate staff. For training refer Clause 160.
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Examples of Grade II in a sentence

  • Yes No and photographs sufficient to identify the location, extent and character y new means of structural support, and state references for the plan(s)/ Don't know Grade I Grade II* Grade IIDon't know Yes No 13.

  • For example, an employee who receives a Collection System Maintenance Grade II Certification shall receive a premium pay of 3% of his/her base pay.

  • Entry level placement on Grade II or Grade III due to promotion is determined by the individual’s current salary multiplied by a factor of eleven tenths (11/10ths) or twelve- tenths (12/10ths), depending on promotion to an eleven (11)- or twelve (12)-month position.

  • For Grade II and Grade III sites, the applicable of mitigation measures would allow the development activities to continue.

  • Notwithstanding the above, if an employee is promoted and placement in the new increment structure would result in a rate of pay less than that which would have been received had the promotion been to an intervening grade (e.g.: If an employee at Grade I is promoted to Grade III the intervening Grade would be Grade II) then the employee will be moved to the next higher increment in the new increment structure and the employee’s increment anniversary date will become the date of promotion.

  • The person who has the management responsibility over the treatment facility must hold a Grade II certificate (or higher) or must be a Maine Registered Professional Engineer pursuant to Sewerage Treatment Operators, Title 32 M.R.S.A., Sections 4171-4182 and Regulations for Wastewater Operator Certification, 06-096 CMR 531 (effective May 8, 2006).

  • Figure 7.14 provides a convenient approach to representing the relationship between stretch bendability and material strength.

  • The following categories are distinguished in Section 7 of the Act: • Grade I: Heritage resources with qualities so exceptional that they are of special national significance;• Grade II: Heritage resources which, although forming part of the national estate, can be considered to have special qualities which make them significant within the context of a province or a region; and• Grade III: Other heritage resources worthy of conservation, on a local authority level.

  • Substantial harm to or loss of a Grade II Listed Building should be exceptional whilst harm to heritage assets of higher status, e.g. a Grade I or II* Listed Building should be wholly exceptional.

  • The site receives automatic SAHRA / EC PHRA protection as a site of High Significance with a Provincial Grade II Field Rating.


More Definitions of Grade II

Grade II. Means a person employed as such who assists in carrying out the programme established for the centre and who assists in the care and training of clients. For training refer Clause 160.
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Grade II means an employee, appointed as such who is required to perform, in addition to the duties appropriate to a Hospital Assistant, Grade I, duties such as high cleaning, outside cleaning, stripping and/or sealing of floors, portering of patients and/or heavy equipment, etc, loading and/or unloading of commercial-type washing machines, cleaning of tooth and vomit bowls, sanitising of bed pans and other equipment, the cooking and/or preparing of light refreshments (e.g., eggs, toast, salads), making unoccupied beds. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing it shall include duties traditionally associated with the former classifications of Dressmaker, Kitchenman, Laundry Employee, , Xxxxxx (all grades), Xxxxxx/Cleaner (all grades), Lift Attendant, Laboratory Attendant, Attendant-Vehicle Parking, , Incinerator Attendant, Gardener's Labourer, General Reliever.
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Grade II. At least two successful years of full-time study or equivalent in a doctoral program, or completion of all courses towards a doctoral degree, or two master's degrees, or a master's degree plus a C.A., C.M.A., or C.G.A. These additional years of study, degrees, or professional designations are to be relevant to the person's area of instruction as determined by the Chief Academic Officer.
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Grade II means a person who is in possession of the Pathology Technicians Higher Certificate or its equivalent.
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Grade II means a person who, in addition to the duties contained within Grade I, can perform any or all of the following duties: all cleaning associated with pots, pans, ovens, stoves, refrigerators or any other kitchen machinery; general kitchen cleaning; high cleaning; inside cleaning; outside cleaning; stripping or sealing floors; portering patients and/or heavy equipment; operation of industrial washing machines; cleaning of tooth and vomit bowls; sanitising of bed pans and other equipment; the cooking and/or preparation of light refreshments (eg. eggs, toast, salads, etc.); the making of unoccupied beds; the provision of personal care in a home environment; cleaning garbage bins; sweeping paths; keeping the outside of buildings clean and tidy; assisting the gardener in labouring duties under supervision; mowing lawns.
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Grade II means a person appointed as such who is wholly or substantially engaged in routine laboratory procedures of a technical or special nature including routine bio-chemical, bacteriological or haematological tests or counts.
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Related to Grade II

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  • Lowest Adjacent Grade (LAG means the elevation of the ground, sidewalk or patio slab immediately next to the building, or deck support, after completion of the building.

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  • Investment Grade Rating Event means the first day on which the Notes have an Investment Grade Rating from each Rating Agency, and no Default has occurred and is then continuing under this Indenture.

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