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这是我从ECAA(阿尔伯特省电气承包商联盟)拿到的一份官方正式文件 (不是 CEAC华人电工协会)
) P/ B; W9 q! ~1 U我虽然不是雇佣工会会员的承包商,但是也发给我了。(ECAA有雇佣工会和非工会成员的2种承包商)! x) o" ]$ ]! J' _+ Z/ R# s/ r
6 _$ N+ K9 s- _: ^* u% J& h这个文件指导各个电气公司如何评估和雇佣有海外经验的电工。
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有空我还会介绍ECAA和工会的一些情况,把这个文件翻译成中文。# c+ c" U' t2 y; A% m
9 i& _ [- P: N& H& e' c另外5月13日SKILL CANADA的大会,大家有机会去看看各种TRADER,我可能在ECAA的展台,大家有问题可以问我。到时候我确认去的话会告诉大家的。- E& r- y: y/ k, C2 W" h+ R! Z
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Notice to Unionized ECAA Contractors( h& e) v0 C# b% N8 z8 |% W
Re: Foreign Trained Electrical Workers AIT Qualification Policy8 _( M% n: Y/ T. g! }% _, P! R
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Apprenticeship and Industry Training (AIT) has developed a Qualification Applicant Procedure/Responsibilities paper to assist applicants with foreign credentials who wish to gain certification as a tradesperson in Alberta. The paper also outlines roles and responsibilities for prospective employers of these individuals, as well as the role that government plays inthe process.
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The applicant must pay a fee of $450.00 and provide proof of working experience in the trade. The government will then issue a receipt to the applicant which allows the applicant to work in the trade under the supervision of a journeyperson. The applicant then starts preparing to challenge the exam and finds an employer.8 U$ r/ C, t. H& s# ]) N9 A2 s
After a period of time the employer must assess the applicant’s relevant experience for their needs and at that time considers options for the applicant while he is preparing for the exam:
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gains certification.
, A. {1 B0 v z* x0 ?iii) The employer can offer to indenture the applicant as an apprentice at the* o5 x* @7 i8 s' W" A& h7 `1 J* [
appropriate level based on the skills in the trade that the applicant has demonstrated.
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Before the applicant can attain certification in the trade the employer must write a letter to the government attesting to on the job knowledge and skill competency in relation to other certified individuals in the trade.
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8 \- D. @; I4 d( WAt a recent Joint Conference Committee meeting ECAA and IBEW developed a procedure that is intended to compliment the AIT Qualification process for individuals who choose to be dispatched through the Local Union dispatch system.
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* Contractors will assess the person’s skills after 30 days and not more than 60 days of employment. The Union will provide a list of restricted journeypersons and ECAA/IBEW will confirm that the assessment for these applicants is being done in a timely manner.
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1 ]% x; o" R) f9 {. j9 b8 J* Should the contractor wish to indenture the applicant as an apprentice, and the applicant agrees, the applicant has the option of requesting an evaluation at the Training Centre Evaluation Facility to determine his/her appropriate apprentice level. The contractor will call the Training Centre to book an evaluation. The contractor agrees to accept the results of this evaluation. |
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