Skill Clause Samples
The 'Skill' clause defines the standard of competence and expertise required from a party, typically in the performance of services or professional duties under the contract. It usually obligates the party to exercise a level of skill and care that is expected from someone with their qualifications or in their industry, ensuring that tasks are performed competently and diligently. This clause serves to set clear expectations for performance quality, helping to prevent disputes over inadequate work and providing a basis for accountability if the required standard is not met.
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Skill. Contractor and everyone acting on its behalf in connection with the Work is skilled in performing the Work and in the means, methods, techniques, sequences and procedures related to completing the Work in the most expeditious and economical manner consistent with the interest of Owner. Contractor is familiar with all manufacturer's instructions and specifications concerning the Work and the application, connection, erection and use of all equipment, materials and supplies incorporated into or that are a part of the Work. Contractor is also familiar with all Laws applicable to the Work, has carefully studied the Work requirements and the Plans and Specifications, has made a thorough investigation and inspection of the physical condition of the Job Site and will remain familiar with all the physical and economic risks associated with the performance of the Work and assumes all such risks.
Skill. PreviousTrainingand/or Education. On-the-job Experience and Training. Interaction with Others. Movement Decision REI: Responsibilityfor Information. for Materials, Equipment and/or Product. Responsibilityfor Safety of Others. RE5 Manage or Direct Others. Movement and Concentration. Lifting, Carrying or Repetitive Motion. Temperature, Noise and other Environmental Conditions. WO2 Hazards. Nature of Job Monitoring. WO4 Work Interruptions and Distractions. Social Disruption required by Work Scheduling. "Trade Job" Due to the nature of work performed in construction, production, rehabilitation of facilities, and in repair and maintenance, the job content requirements of trade jobs vary from time to time. The description of a trade job reflects the scope of duties a fully qualified trades person may be called upon to perform. The classification is therefore required to reflect the job content requirements of a qualified trades person and applies to any of the followingjobs: Patternmaker Electrician Machinist B Machinist Inspector Electronic Repairman Toolmaker Layout Inspector Millwright Casting Welder (light alloys) Waste Water Operator Lab Technician
Skill. This factor measures the general knowledge and specialized, vocational, college or university training necessary, the total amount of practical experience required and also the amount of judgement required to perform the job duties.
Skill. It is the ability to apply knowledge and use know-how to complete tasks and solve problems. In the European Qualifications Framework, skills are described as either cognitive (logical, intuitive and creative thinking) or practical (involving manual dexterity, applying and using learned methods, materials, tools and instruments) [1] [2].
Skill. If required for the job, in job classifications approved by the Alberta Department of Labour or Umicore Canada Inc., a premium will be paid to all operators who possess a valid 4th Class Steam Engineer’s Certificate or for completion and passing grade of the 4th class power engineer program at NAIT only. Employees will be paid a skill premium per hour for all hours worked. April 1, 2022 4.00% April 1, 2023 3.00% April 1, 2024 2.00%
Skill. It is further mutually understood and agreed by and between the parties hereto that Crisis Center is skilled in the calling necessary to perform the work agreed to be done by it under this Agreement, and that LPD, not being skilled in such matters, relies upon the skill of Crisis Center to do and perform its work in the most skillful manner in accordance with generally-accepted professional practice and Crisis Center agrees to thus perform its work, and the acceptance of its work by LPD shall not operate as a release of Crisis Center from this Agreement. A description of the acceptably standard skill level for victim/witness advocates is attached to this Agreement as “Exhibit C.”