Common use of Telecommunications Network Controller Clause in Contracts

Telecommunications Network Controller. 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. (Refer to Part X) The Thermal Plant Maintenance Technician is a qualified Electrician/Instrumentation and Controls Technologist/ Mechanic. The required skill set (Electrician, Instrumentation and Controls Technologist, or Mechanic) will be identified in the job bulletin. Duties will include installation, maintenance, overhaul, calibration, operation, and repair of the following systems and processes: mechanical systems, turbine calibration, instrument calibration, process loops, distributed control systems, programmable logic controllers, all plant electrical equipment including high voltage distribution and relaying; environmental emissions monitoring equipment, and all other related and relevant duties. (Refer to Part X) The Thermal Plant Operations Technician is a Power Engineer holding a minimum of a Third Class Certificate of Competency. Duties will include operating and maintaining the plant to applicable standards, procedures, guidelines, and regulations; including gathering operating data, maintaining logs and records, performing related clerical work; identifying and reporting equipment problems, identifying process problems, developing solutions; familiarisation and on the job training of others, preparing emergency preparedness and response procedures as required, performing startups and shutdowns, and being responsible for substation switching under the direction of the Area Control Center, as well as performing all other related and relevant duties. In addition to the operation and maintenance of equipment, this person’s duties shall include issuing instructions for safe, efficient and proper operation, and issuing or authorizing safety protection guarantees.

Telecommunications Network Controller. 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. (Refer to Part X) The Thermal Plant Maintenance Technician is a qualified Electrician/Instrumentation and Controls Technologist/ Technologist/Mechanic. The required skill set (Electrician, Instrumentation and Controls Technologist, or Mechanic) will be identified in the job bulletin. Duties will include installation, maintenance, overhaul, calibration, operation, and repair of the following systems and processes: mechanical systems, turbine calibration, instrument calibration, process loops, distributed control systems, programmable logic controllers, all plant electrical equipment including high voltage distribution and relaying; environmental emissions monitoring equipment, and all other related and relevant duties. (Refer to Part X) The Thermal Plant Operations Technician is a Power Engineer holding a minimum of a Third Class Certificate of Competency. Duties will include operating and maintaining the plant to applicable standards, procedures, guidelines, and regulations; including gathering operating data, maintaining logs and records, performing related clerical work; identifying and reporting equipment problems, identifying process problems, developing solutions; familiarisation and on the job training of others, preparing emergency preparedness and response procedures as required, performing startups and shutdowns, and being responsible for substation switching under the direction of the Area Control Center, as well as performing all other related and relevant duties. In addition to the operation and maintenance of equipment, this person’s duties shall include issuing instructions for safe, efficient and proper operation, and issuing or authorizing safety protection guarantees.

Telecommunications Network Controller. 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. (Refer to Part X) The Thermal Plant Maintenance Technician is a qualified Electrician/Instrumentation and Controls Technologist/ Mechanic. The required skill set (Electrician, Instrumentation and Controls Technologist, or Mechanic) will be identified in the job bulletin. Duties will include installation, maintenance, overhaul, calibration, operation, and repair of the following systems and processes: mechanical systems, turbine calibration, instrument calibration, process loops, distributed control systems, programmable logic controllers, all plant electrical equipment including high voltage distribution and relaying; environmental emissions monitoring equipment, and all other related and relevant duties. (Refer to Part X) The Thermal Plant Operations Technician is a Power Engineer holding a minimum of a Third Class Certificate of Competency. Duties will include operating and maintaining the plant to applicable standards, procedures, guidelines, and regulations; including gathering operating data, maintaining logs and records, performing related clerical work; identifying and reporting equipment problems, identifying process problems, developing solutions; familiarisation and on the job training of others, preparing emergency preparedness and response procedures as required, performing startups and shutdowns, and being responsible for substation switching under the direction of the Area Control Center, as well as performing all other related and relevant duties. In addition to the operation and maintenance of equipment, this person’s duties shall include issuing instructions for safe, efficient and proper operation, and issuing or authorizing safety protection guarantees.guarantees.‌