SCHOOL OPERATIONAL SERVICES STREAM Clause Samples

SCHOOL OPERATIONAL SERVICES STREAM. A General Employee engaged in the School Operational Services Stream will be classified at one of the following levels: (a) SCHOOL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - LEVEL 1 (i) A School Operational Services - Level 1 position is one where the General Employee:  applies knowledge and skills to a limited range of tasks and roles;  works within established and predictable routines;  follows standard procedures in a predefined order and requiring the use of limited discretion;  works under close supervision, or in the case of a more experienced General Employee working alone, routine supervision; and  is not required to have formal qualifications or work experience upon engagement.
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SCHOOL OPERATIONAL SERVICES STREAM. A General Employee engaged in the School Operational Services Stream will be classified at one of the following levels: (a) SCHOOL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - LEVEL 1 (i) A School Operational Services - Level 1 position is one where the General Employee: (A) applies knowledge and skills to a limited range of tasks and roles; (B) works within established and predictable routines; (C) follows standard procedures in a predefined order and requiring the use of limited discretion; (D) works under close supervision, or in the case of a more experienced General Employee working alone, routine supervision; and (E) is not required to have formal qualifications or work experience upon engagement. (ii) Indicative duties A Level 1 General Employee within this occupational stream may perform the following indicative duties: a range of general cleaning tasks in a school such as: - sweeping/ vacuuming floors; - washing desks/cupboards and windows; - emptying bins/ disposing of rubbish; - cleaning and sanitising bathrooms; - dusting and polishing student and office furniture; - occasionally undertaking more complex cleaning tasks including carpet and furniture cleaning; and - taking general care of school vehicles, including driving buses for less than 25 passengers. (iii) Examples of positions which typically fall under this level include: cleaner, bus driver (25 passengers or less). (b) SCHOOL OPERATIONAL SERVICES - LEVEL 2 (i) A School Operational Services - Level 2 position is one where the General Employee ordinarily performs work above and beyond the skills of a Level 1 position, and: (A) applies knowledge and skills to a range of tasks and roles; (B) usually works within routines, methods and procedures, but some discretion is involved in selection of equipment, work organisation, services and actions; (C) is provided with routine supervision of straightforward tasks, moving to general direction. Cleaners at this level are responsible for the supervision of other School Operational Services Employees; and (D) does not have a trade qualification (certificate III), but has a skill level which assumes and requires knowledge, training or experience relevant to the duties to be performed. (ii) Indicative duties A Level 2 General Employee within this occupational stream may perform the following indicative duties: a range of maintenance and outdoor duties such as: - non-specialised repair work; - undertaking general gardening tasks including preparation and planting procedure...
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