700UW said:
MOC which is Maintenance Control are part of the M&R CBA.
They have line foreman, but they dont touch planes.
Can you be a bit more specific please?
Do you not have access to the TWU CBA?
Article 11
CLASSIFICATION DESCRIPTION
Title I – Aviation Maintenance
TECHNICAL CREW CHIEF – AVIATION MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
(a) The Technical Crew Chief will provide technical assistance, guidance, and training support to the Maintenance and Engineering Department. In those cases where management determines that the work to be performed requires a level of responsibility equivalent to that of a Technical Crew Chief, an employee in the classification may be assigned to that function even though he has no other employees assigned directly to him. As assigned and in addition to the Crew Chief classification description duties outlined in this Agreement, the Technical Crew Chief will:
(1) Receive assignments from management;
(2) Perform and provide technical assistance and guidance in trouble shooting to an employee or employees assigned to him in his shop or work unit;
(3) Assist the crew as necessary, to insure completion of the assignment;
(4) Assist in completing forms, delay reports, logbooks, work cards, F.M.R. and related paperwork;
(5) Perform instruction assignments relating to aircraft systems and related ground support in a classroom or on-the-job training (OJT);
(6) Maintain knowledge of and work with manuals, supply/parts catalogs, minimum equipment lists and general maintenance manuals;
(7) Technical Crew Chiefs must possess a valid Airframe and Powerplant License issued by the FAA or equivalent authority in stations outside the United States. Such employee must have worked for the Company as an Aviation Maintenance Technician Overhaul/Line for a minimum of one year. A Technical Crew Chief will not displace an Aviation Maintenance Technician or Crew Chief during the course of the performance of his duties.
(The applicant will demonstrate knowledge and practical skills ability in the following areas:
(1) Procedures and techniques in troubleshooting and repair of the aircraft types used by the Company and their power plants and components, utilizing the manufacturer's aircraft manuals.
(2) Proficiency in the use of manuals, supply catalogs, minimum equipment lists, general maintenance manuals and wiring diagrams.
(3) Proficiency in oral and written communications for instruction of employees, individually or in a group, using training procedures provided by the Company.
(4) Completion of Company records, such as delay reports, log book entries, field maintenance reports and associated forms in a comprehensible and proficient manner.
(5) A Selection Committee comprised of two (2) TWU represented employees and three (3) Company officials will select the most qualified employee based on the required skills for the position to be filled at a location. In the event of an equal evaluation by the Selection Committee of two (2) or more qualified applicants, seniority will prevail.
(c) Technical Crew Chief Classification applicants selected will be on a trial basis for no longer than six (6) months. In the event that an employee promoted to Technical Crew Chief cannot satisfactorily perform his duties, such employee will be demoted to the classification at the station from which the employee was promoted. A successful candidate for Technical Crew Chief shall not be eligible for self-demotion under the provisions of 12(n) during the first twelve (12) months of his assignment. A bid job vacancy created by the promotion of an employee to Technical Crew Chief may be posted and bid at the Company’s option.
(d) Request for promotion (RFP) to the Technical Crew Chief job will be restricted locally to Mechanics, Crew Chiefs and Inspectors at the location where the vacancy occurs and the award will be determined by the Selection Panel outlined in above. A vacancy created by the transfer, demotion of a Technical Crew Chief may be filled by the Company at its option. In the event there are no successful candidates selected to fill the position, within the station, the Company may post the position to the system.
(e) Technical Crew Chiefs will be placed in separate vacation, overtime, and field trip work units and will be eligible for overtime and field trips as Technical Crew Chiefs.
(f) Technical Crew Chief positions will be included in the system Crew Chief ratio as provided in Article 11(g). Provided however, it is understood by the Company and the Union that staffing under this Article will not be a requirement and will be consistent with the needs of the company.
(g) Any dispute arising out of the interpretation or application of this job description will be reviewed by a panel consisting of the International Vice President, Transport Workers Union, and the Vice President - Maintenance and Engineering, representing the Company, or their respective designees. The panel will issue a binding decision on such questions of interpretation or application.
(h) In addition to the above duties, may perform the following other duties as assigned such as but not limited to: requesting parts, cleaning work area, performing FOD walks, cleaning of aircraft windshields; connecting/removing ground power and ground start units; pushing out/towing of aircraft, and related guideman functions.