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Section G – Fluid Positions
7) The positions of Equipment Technician, Certified Equipment Technician and Master
Equipment Technician have been designated as fluid positions. The designation of a
position as an Equipment Technician, Certified Equipment Technician or Master Equipment
Technician may be determined by the certification held by the incumbent or designated
candidate for hire. When employees who are Equipment Technicians receive at least one
ASE Certification, their titles and grades will be changed to that of a Certified Equipment
Technician subject to the approval of their Department Director. Certified Equipment
Technicians who fail to maintain at least one ASE Certification will have their title, grade and
pay changed to that of Equipment Technician. When employees who are Equipment
Technicians or Certified Equipment Technicians receive either ASE Master Automobile
Technician Certification or ASE Master Medium/Heavy Truck Technician Certification, their
titles and grades will be changed to that of Master Equipment Technician subject to the
approval of their Department Director. Master Equipment Technicians who fail to maintain
their ASE Master Automobile Technician Certification or ASE Master Medium/Heavy Truck
Technician Certification will have their title, grade and pay changed to that of Certified
Equipment Technician if the employee continues to hold at least one ASE Certification or
Equipment Technician if the employee does not hold any ASE Certifications.
9) The positions of Traffic Signal Technician I and Traffic Signal Technician II have been
designated as fluid positions. The designation of a position as a Traffic Signal Technician I
and Traffic Signal Technician II may be determined by the certifications held by the
incumbent or designated candidate for hire. When employees who are Traffic Signal
Technician I’s receive an IMSA Traffic Signal Bench Technician Level II or IMSA Traffic
Signal Field Technician Level II Certification, their titles and grades will be changed to that of
Traffic Signal Technician II.