Award coverage for locksmiths
The award that covers a locksmith depends on
- the industry or industries their employer operates in
- the specific role and responsibilities of the employee.
Industry award coverage
An industry award covers a locksmith if:
- their employer operates in the industry defined in the award
- there's a classification which matches the employee's duties and qualifications.
Retail Award
The Retail Award covers locksmiths working for employers in the retail industry.
For example, a locksmith working for a retail hardware store.
Vehicle Award
The Vehicle Award covers locksmiths working for employers in the vehicle repair, services and retail industry whose business involves:
- vehicle repair, service and maintenance
- sale and distribution of vehicles and vehicle parts and accessories.
Building and Construction Award
The Building and Construction Award covers locksmiths working for employers in the on-site building, engineering and civil construction industry.
Manufacturing Award
The Manufacturing Award covers locksmiths working for employers in the manufacturing and associated industries.
No industry award coverage
Locksmiths not covered by an industry award are covered by the Manufacturing Award on an occupational basis. For example, a mobile locksmith.
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