Welder Special Class definition

Welder Special Class means a welder who, in addition to satisfying the requirements of a Welder 1st Class, is required to and is competent to apply general trade experience in welding all the following classes of metals: mild steel, stainless steel, cast iron, aluminium, copper, brass, die cast metal and magnesium.

Welder Special Class means a tradesperson using electric arc and/or oxy acetylene equipment and who is required to, and is competent to, apply general trade experience in welding all the following classes of metals: Mild steel, stainless steel, cast iron, aluminium, copper, brass, diecast metal and magnesium.

Welder Special Class means a tradesman using electrical arc and/or oxy-acetylene equipment and who is required to, and is competent to, apply general trade experience in welding the following classes of metals: mild steel, stainless steel, cast iron, aluminium, copper, brass, die-cast metal and magnesium.

Examples of Welder Special Class in a sentence

• Level 3 – Instrumentation Tradesperson, Advanced Mechanical Tradesperson (i), Welder Special Class I*, Refractory Bricklayer, Employees required to supervise tradespeople or coordinate and plan work, and/or appointment to this level by the employer after completing the necessary training modules for level 3 as prescribed in schedule 2, and where such additional skills are required by the employer.

• Tradesperson (i) Advanced Electrical Tradesperson (i) Level 4 –Welder Special Class II; Advanced Instrumentation Tradesperson (i); Advanced Mechanical Tradesperson (ii) Level 5 – Welder Special Class III with recognised previous experience on the Bulwer Island Refinery, and as appointed by the employer Definitions for positions in levels 3, 4 and 5 are outlined in schedule 2 to this agreement.

• An employee who meets the requirements of Welder Special Class II, and has attained an additional AS1796 Welding Certificate (4, 7 or 3E) (Welding Institute of Australia).

• An employee who meets the requirements of Welder Special Class I, and has also attained AS1796 Welding Certificate 2 or Certificate 4.

• Welder Special Class and Tradespersons shall supply their own tools and be paid a Tool Allowance of $12.80 per week.

• Level Job Classification 1 Trades Assistant 2 Storeperson 3 Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx, Dogperson 4 Fitter, Welder, Boilermaker, Sheetmetal Worker, Mechanic, Linesman, Refrigeration Mechanic, Airconditioning Tradesperson, Electrical Tradesperson*, Plumber, Other Tradespersons 5 Welder Special Class, Mechanical Tradesperson Special Class, Electrical Tradesperson Special Class, * Licensed Electricians and Registered Plumbers will be paid the Licence Allowance (refer to Clause 4.7).

More Definitions of Welder Special Class

Welder Special Class means an employee using electric arc and/or oxy acetylene equipment and who is required to, and is competent to, apply general trade experience in welding all the following classes of metals: mild steel, stainless steel, cast iron, aluminium, copper, brass, diecast metal and magnesium.

Welder Special Class means an Employee who is qualified and required to carry out coded welding work on carbon steel pipework to ASME B-31-3 standard and/or on pressure vessels in accordance with AS1210 or similar standard.

Welder Special Class means an Employee who is qualified and required to carry out coded welding work on carbon steel pipework to ASME B-31-3 standard and/or on pressure vessels in accordance with AS1210 or similar standard. Attachment 6 Calculation of annual additional roster hours payment for a metal tradesman on the 4 & 1 roster 260 hours - 190 hours = 70 hours x ($78.21) Actual hours worked on 4 on 1 week off roster (26 working days x 10 hours each day) Hours already paid for working annual base salary (38 hours for five weeks – 4 roster) Metal tradesman’s additional roster hours rate Metal tradesman additional roster hours payment – each cycle } $5474.70 The average paid each week of cycle } $1094.94 The employee works 10 hours on each of the 26 working days of the cycle in accordance with the roster. on, 1 week off –

Welder Special Class means an Employee who is qualified and required to carry out coded welding work on carbon steel pipework to ASME B-31-3 standard and/or on pressure vessels in accordance with AS1210 or similar standard. Casual Hourly Pay Rate APPENDIX 2 Classification Casual Hourly Pay Rate Metal Trades Welder Special Class $30 Boilermaker/Welder $30 Mechanical Fitter $ Boilermaker $30 Metal Tradesman $30 Certified Rigger / Scaffolder $30 Uncertified Rigger/Scaffolder $25 Tool / Material Storeperson $ Trades Assistant $20 Crane Operators Crane Operator 0-8t $25 Crane Operator 8-15t $28 Crane Operator 15-40t $30 Crane Operator 40-80t $35 Crane Operator 80-100t $40 Crane Operator 100-140t $ Crane Operator 140-180t $ Crane Operator 180-220t $ Crane Operator 220-260t $ Crane Operator 260-300t $ Crane Operator 300-340t $ Crane Operator 340-380t $ Crane Operator 380-420t $ Crane Operator 420-460t $ Annual Base Salary and Hourly Rate APPENDIX 3 Classification Annual Base Salary Base Hourly Rate Construction Worker G1 $35,568 $18 Construction Worker G2 $ $ Construction Worker G3 $ $ Construction Worker G4 $ $ Painter $ $ Welder Special Class $43,472 $22 Boilermaker/Welder $43,472 $22 Mechanical Fitter $ $ Boilermaker $43,472 $22 Metal Tradesman $43,472 $22 Certified Rigger / Scaffolder $43,472 $22 Uncertified Rigger/Scaffolder $39,520 $20 Tool / Material Storeperson $ $ Trades Assistant $ $ Crane Operator 0-8t $ $ Crane Operator 8-15t $ $ Crane Operator 15-40t $ $ Crane Operator 40-80t $ $ Crane Operator 80-100t $ $ Crane Operator 100-140t $ $ Crane Operator 140-180t $ $ Crane Operator 180-220t $ $ Crane Operator 220-260t $ $ Crane Operator 260-300t $ $ Crane Operator 300-340t $ $ Crane Operator 340-380t $ $ Crane Operator 380-420t $ $ Crane Operator 420-460t $ $ APPENDIX 4: ISSUE RESOLUTION PROCEDURE The resolution of any employment related issue (except issues concerning the termination of employment) shall be in accordance with the Issue Resolution procedure. The purpose of this procedure is to allow all parties access to a system to discuss and resolve grievances and disputes. Whilst this procedure is being followed work must continue normally (without stoppage, ban or limitation), until settlement is reached. Neither party to the issue shall be prejudiced as to the settlement of the issue by the continuance of work. The agreed procedure is detailed below.