Note: Ideally this Classification Guide applies to large and medium sized corporations or government agencies. However,with some extrapolation, most Engineering, Geological and Geophysical jobs can be classified as shown herein.
Engineer Geologist, Geophysicist
Has authority over several interrelated professional groups in different fields, each under a Management E.G.G.
Engineer,Geologist, Geophysicist
Recognized authority in a field of major importance and generally exercises authority over a group of highly qualified professionals engaged in complex eng. geol. or geoph. applications.
Engineer Geologist, Geophysicist
Has authority over Supervisory E.G.G.'s or a large group containing both professionals and non-professionals.
Engineer Geologist, Geophysicist
In addition to specialization, generally exercises authority over a group of highly qualified professionals engaged in complex eng., geol. or geoph. applications.
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Engineer, Geologist, Geophysicist
First level of direct and sustained supervision over E.G.G.'s.
Engineer, Geologist, Geophysicist
First level of full specialization in complex eng., geol., geoph. applications. (research, design, product applications, sales, etc.)
Independently puts out responsible & varied E.G.G. assignments. Work not generally supervised in detail. May give guidance to 1 or 2 other E.G.G.s but supervision of other E.G.G.s is not usually a continuing responsibility.
E.G.G. assignments of limited scope & complexity. Work supervised in detail. May give guidance to members in training, technicians, technologists, contractor employees, etc.
On-the-job training.