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CIA-RDP80-00832A000200090025-9
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RIPPUB
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November 17, 2016
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July 19, 2000
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25
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September 10, 1954
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~, ., , , .. IJL VVfa l r I VIi `30 Page I i Approved Fp'r Refease-2DOQ/08715" "C'IAA 7-R[)'P80'-0083AD0'020M0?r2 . . REASON FOR SUDMIS510N (E.G., CHANGE OF DUTIES, CLASSIFICATION SURVEY, ETC.I 7. PLAC MfNT Jr J' IDENTIFY OLD POSITIONS BY TITLE, SCHEDULE, OCCUPAT~NAL CODE, GRADE, POST- NCURRENCE TION NO. Classi fi c-~ati nn serve , INITIATING OFFICE ORGANIZATIONAL TITLE OF POSITION (IF ANY) Supervisor,Color Section 11. ORGANIZATIONAL LOCATION OF POSITION DIVISION OR STAFF Hinting and Reproduction Division This is a couplets and accurate description of the duties and responsibilities of this position E5X1A 13. DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES, RESPONSIBILITIES AND QUALIFIC I. - - , Duties and Resnonsibiiities Under supervision of Chief of the Photographic Branch serves as supervisor of the Color Photography Section responsible for the adequate and efficient; (1) production of color transparencies ranging in size from 35mn to 20" x 24"; (2) production of color prints ranging in size from 35mm to 30" x 40"; (3) production of colored lantern slides ranging in size from 35mm to 3 x 4"; (4) processing(i.e. developing, fixing,' washing and drying) of 35mm and 16mm colored motion picture film; and (5) production of color sep- aration negatives to be used in the subsequent production'of dye transparent color prints, or in the indirect method 'of making separation negatives to be used in making offset lithographic plates. Speoiticallyt', 1. Sets-up, adjusts and operates copy cameras. Positions copy; adjust lights and. exposure; uses appropriate color compensation ;filters, color correction filters, or color separation filters; adjusts focus; makes corn pensatigns for exposure based upon light sources, magnification, color balance, 2. Operates photographic enlargers. Working from tranaparenoiea, takes density readings in order to determine t f l o ype o co or c rrection filter neces- eery; determines de ree f g o exposure required; adjusts to size of, enlargement desired; and sw4lre^ e,.,,., sure 3. Operates photographic printers in order to produce color prints, 1n- l di th e ng u e making of prints through the Dye Transfer Process. Processes color film by developing, reexposing, redeveloping, ing, beaching, fixing, hardening, washing and drying same. FORM No. OCT 19 "-178 10. NAME OF EMPLOYEE (LsstI (First) )Middle) IF VACANCY, SPFr IFV '.. ( nary, cont nus.on revers, s del Ia) DATE: 9/10 51 Approved For Release 2000/08/15: CIA-RDP80-0083 A000200090025-9 r 11 1030 AjpprOved For Release 2000/08/15: CIA-RDP80-00832A000200090025-9 Mixes cherli .;.i1 ~l77ev;'I':i' .. 4' (i ali.t:,... 1;, 'i'cl'?] .1IY;l.e ? ~S 1?" 1:.1',301., ? "~i'1 s "`.':> ~ c ' ~ i -.' (;.'~ of fic 7 i r3. l ?i t 1 1-3- Ui. making color ? IiC7i.C( " 1}:ttu (L S1 16 rii tl.er,' ;?I' . '1 x or 1111 x ha .s ~ 11111?: C~Zn r%1~ of a variety of (,las.3i -!71-0 `1 I'1(1' (maps, ci,.=.ir+s i1:t:us=,.rat.i.o :s, c'cc,) of equipment. 6. Proven color srjo.ir;ition nec ,,,.Ltivea mad UY no-rsQLi 101 -if the C:,?r,era and Layout Section (1 "1 :iliikint; 1~i.t1hu;;rril)1~-L(.! dates suci,) by succes?- sivuly printing, such on A 13co color i,a~er< (Fote> such piri :ts can tlieit bo utilized in order to q ol.' 6i.Lcij :separation r'iegat-ivcs., 7. Makes rhi.nor repairs to c c i t"11t3I1 a;; maybe required. ~e Jtequ7$it1C':i.3 supi 17r;3 as :i are adhered to. opor&t.ion of the S?~ctl.on. .`11.1; k7,1:-k' pro, i,Ped Jyth%3 Sjjci,io;1. 106 ?As$l,ros 1.':at .1.L ecur:i.t;J`y .. ,.G'r and. 1't.ret 11. N inta~ns all >r.., a ai,,l -:t. .s ,,1.gnod to tht; Section in a clean and orderly con-1.1tion at all 12. Instructs iorr: r ;;x d.o i 'u~t. c: ct ;l< : s it the uu3thod5 and technique of performing the f'oregoirlt; :-.ic1 ciir3c1ui :quality of all work produced by them. NOTE: In the perfor;rlance of the i olrok, ~lt.r.;.; tac;ks, incu:nhent utilizes the fo]- lowinc, equipmentt 2Ci1x 211,t1 A;,'F Co-:' Cam,,--a with light integration meters and poloroid screens attached; 11 x iott U)vi_ Copy Ca"isra; 81, x 10? ContAct Printer; 30tt x Loll ATF V?acu-Loi Fr.-.ma r ril: 'L.er; }ra4, {,,n;? n 11" x 111+r Re-exposure Frame; deep tanks; small trayB and sinks; "0;1 x 01l ess steel sinks; rocking tray for dye tran:3fer process ? ork; 1,011 Pav:.ion Rotary Dryer; Wes-Ur Color Densito-- reeter used in determining density and rsolcr balances in making color transpar- encies; and photographic lights. Superyisibn Received a approximately ?I different criarntc;al mixttlros and solut ens. Ektacolor; Eastman Dye Transfer paer; La;;trntln l>ye &Qi t orree Also uses In addition, uses the f ollowt ng t;,~;,rc', of Jant Anson color film and paper; Ans co printon; Ans co color dupli cat ins; film; Ea:3 tman 1. achromr l; 1ktachrome; avaglabj..9 to aid the )ncu:uDent in this .-ositi.on on very diffioult problems Anti who.; opot-checks the quality Cf work .pro.'.rce;i. Chief or the Branch is I ceiv> s i,upert is:ian and tta c :nir;al r u:> danc'o from the Chief, Photography Branch who outlines general policy and tc3 e niques to b e f,a].loyed by the Section III. Minimum Qualification Re{Fair emonts a procedures, an tecFini.ques co.Icerned wit:, the production of color transparencies, production of color prl.rits, colored lantctrn slidee, and color separation. 1. Knowled .ea: ,Nast have a detalled knowiedge o-f the variouu practices Approved For Release 2000/08/15: CIA-RDP80-00832A000200090025-9 Approved For Release 2000/08/15: CIA-RDP80-00832A000200090025-9 2. Skills Must be ,:r'Ol t'Lertt in ti,, 1:3E. of 3 firIcty of ^_3!r!1E9:"1S s e' color nhotog.?a-},y. also must be skill ci in tL:c? Use of aI iar?7e n'inber of chernir;,i1 solutions for -eveloning rur?.oses. 3. Abilities; Must have the ,3h1 ity to plan and organize the work not only for self but for subordinates. 4. Work Experience and Education Must have a minimum of 5 years of the normal training and/or aunrenticeshin required of Photographers (C',olor) or be in possesion of Journeyman card indicating nroficiency at the Journeyman level. Such experience must have included a thorough background in the field of black and white photography as well as in the field of color nhotograrhy. Requires experience may have been acquired in a commercial nrinting plant, government printing plant, or a combination of both. 5. Special Qualifications.- Subject nosition has greatnr physical demands than found in the average sedentary position in that incumbent must lift and move large containers of chemical solutions and not be susceptible to skin allergies that could possible result from using numerous chemicals and other solu-tions,. Must have excellent color perception. Mental Demands-, Continuous mental application of a high degree is required while analyzing original copy, determining necessary scare of reduction or enlargement, determining proper setting and exposure time, and while shooting the image, Position re-quires intense concentration in developing the negative in order to avoid over or under- development. Special Considerations: Photographers are exposed to harmful fumes and acid burns from poisonous chemicals used in developing, mixing, and reducing solutions. After a time workers may develop allergies to chemicals. Poor ventilation is usually found in darkroon, and clothing may become damaged. by acids used in processing films. Position Progressions This is a GP position requiring 5 years of training before reaching the Journeyman level described in this position. A logical line of progression from this position would be to a supervisory position within the Photography Branch involving broader duties and responsibilities. Distinguishing Features g Thib position wags'allocated to the GP plan as a result of a survey conducted by CWD in August 1952, subject position being comparable to GPO Offset Photographers. Although the supervisory duties of this position are weak,, the quantity and quality of work produced within the section necessitates a supervisor in order to* insure a smooth work flow. Position is therefore re-affired as Photographer (Color-Supervisor) under the GP wage schedule. Approved For Release 2000/08/15: CIA-RDP80-00832~A000200090025-9 Approved For Release 2000/08/15.: CIA-RDP80-00832A000200090025-9 Approved For Release 2000/08/15: CIA-RDP80-00832A000200090025-9