Lead Mechanic definition

Lead Mechanic means a Mechanic who will be responsible for coordinating all of the Contractor’s on-site activities, including scheduling manpower, acquiring parts and material, coordinating with the Superintendent, communicating with the Superintendent and completing all required report submissions. Additionally the “Lead Mechanic” shall be the Superintendent’s prime contact individual.

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Lead Mechanic means a person who at the minimum has achieved the level of Journeyman Mechanic and is responsible to coordinate all of the contractors on site activities.

Lead Mechanic means an individual who has through formal training and extensive hands-on experience, achieved competence in the field of elevator/escalator, troubleshooting, repair and maintenance. Additionally the “Lead

Examples of Lead Mechanic in a sentence

• Must possess the qualifications of a Lead Mechanic in the category in which he is employed and in addition, must be able to take complete charge of a shift when the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ is not on duty.

• The work classifications to be recognized for seniority purposes shall consist of Lead Mechanic, Aircraft Inspector, Shop Inspector, Mechanic, Mechanic's Helper, Seamer, Apprentice Mechanic, Lead Ground Communication Technician, Ground Communication Technician, Lead Flight Simulator Technician, Flight Simulator Technician, Lead Computer Technician, Computer Technician, Metrologist, Lead Utility Employee, Utility Employee and, effective May 1, 2003, Part-time Utility Employee.

• Throughout this Agreement, the word “classification” shall mean the job title of Maintenance Controller, Lead Mechanic, Inspector, Maintenance Training Instructor, Aircraft Mechanic/Avionics Technician, and Aircraft Cleaner/Utility Person.

• A Lead Mechanic will not be required to lead and direct more than eighteen (18) Employees.

• The Company is not required to deploy a Lead Mechanic on a field service trip merely to satisfy the preceding requirements.

• If any shift cannot finish approved overtime on the same day, they can finish the rest of the overtime before they start their regular shift on the next day with approval of the Fleet Supervisor and/or Lead Mechanic.

• All mechanics will be trained on the fuel management system in case of absence of the Lead Mechanic.

• Any Water Agency Mechanic or Lead Mechanic who receives a California Water Environment Association Plant Maintenance Mechanical Technologist Grade II certificate while employed by the Water Agency will receive a one-time $1,000 bonus.

• If a Lead Mechanic is called away during a shift, calls in sick, or for any other reason is unexpectedly unavailable, the Company may call overtime for a Lead Mechanic or will upgrade the most qualified senior Mechanic on duty.

• A Lead Mechanic will be required to be on duty at a PSA Maintenance Base when three (3) or more Mechanics are scheduled on duty, on a shift at a PSA Maintenance Base.

More Definitions of Lead Mechanic

Lead Mechanic means a Mechanic who will be responsible to coordinate all of the Contractor’s on-site activities, including scheduling manpower, acquiring parts and material, coordinating and communicating with the Manager, and completing and submitting all required reports. Additionally, the “Lead Mechanic” shall be the Manager’s prime contact individual.

Lead Mechanic means a Mechanic employed by the Contractor who shall be responsible for coordinating all of the Contractor’s on-site activities including scheduling manpower, acquiring parts and material, coordinating and communicating with the Manager, and completing all required reporting devices. Additionally, the Lead Mechanic shall be the Manager’s prime contact individual.