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Code of Federal Regulations Title 5. Administrative Personnel § 5.532.225 Nonappropriated fund survey jobs

Current as of January 02, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) A lead agency shall survey the following required jobs:

Job title

Job grade

Janitor (Light)

1

Food Service Worker

1

Food Service Worker

2

Fast Food Worker

2

Janitor

2

Laborer (Light)

2

Laborer (Heavy)

3

Service Station Attendant

3

Stock Handler

4

Short Order Cook

5

Materials Handling Equipment Operator

5

Warehouseman

5

Service Station Attendant

5

Truck Driver (Light)

5

Truck Driver (Medium)

6

Truck Driver (Heavy)

7

Cook

8

Carpenter

9

Painter

9

Automotive Mechanic

10

Electrician

10

(b) A lead agency may not omit a required survey job from a regular schedule wage survey.

(c) A lead agency may survey the following jobs on an optional basis:

Job title

Job grade

Service Station Attendant

1

Groundskeeper

4

Grill Attendant

4

Tractor Operator

6

Bowling Equipment Mechanic

7

Building Maintenance Worker

7

Vending Machine Mechanic

8

Building Maintenance Worker

8

Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic

8

Truck Driver (Trailer)

8

Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic

10

(d) A lead agency must obtain prior approval of OPM to add a job not listed under paragraph (a) or (c) of this section.

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