Senior Operator Clause Samples
The 'Senior Operator' clause defines the role, responsibilities, and qualifications required for a senior operator within an organization or under a contract. Typically, this clause outlines the experience level, certifications, or specific skills that an individual must possess to be designated as a senior operator, and may detail the types of tasks or supervisory duties they are authorized to perform. By clearly specifying these requirements, the clause ensures that only suitably qualified personnel undertake critical or complex operations, thereby promoting safety, efficiency, and compliance with regulatory or contractual standards.
Senior Operator. Points of Entry
Senior Operator. This grade applies to an Adult Employee who has been deemed by the Employer to possess significant competencies in one or more manufacturing areas and has the ability to supervise and verify the work of other employees in any major task for which competency has been gained This grade applies to an Adult Employee who is appointed by the Employer to direct, supervise, and verify the work of all other Employees as relevant to one or more manufacturing areas.
Senior Operator. To gain the senior operator level an operator would need any two of the four certificates or eight (8) scattered skills from anywhere within the plant. ▪ Wet End ▪ Dry End ▪ Mill ▪ Warehouse [refer clause 21(b)]. Operators who moved either before or after gaining a certificate into another area would advance on aggregate skills as per the existing system. An operator shall obtain 6 skills before progressing to level 7 and 8 skills before progressing to Senior Operator. From November 1998 an employee cannot progress beyond Level 5 on ‘competency units. No employee shall suffer a reduction in classification as a result of this change
Senior Operator. When two or more Operators are on a shift without the supervision of a shift manager, one of the operators will be assigned the shift and designated as the Senior operator. The senior operator will work as an Operator and provide general supervision to the operating personnel with whom they are working to ensure that work is carried out safely, efficiently and expeditiously. A Telecommunications Network Controller holds a Diploma of Technology, or an equivalent combination of education and experience, and undertakes work associated with all aspects of network operations as assigned.