Off Watch Clause Samples

The "Off Watch" clause defines the periods when crew members are not required to be actively on duty or performing their assigned tasks. Typically, this clause outlines the scheduling of rest periods, specifying when individuals are relieved from their watchkeeping responsibilities and are free to rest or attend to personal matters. By clearly delineating off-duty times, the clause helps prevent fatigue, ensures compliance with labor regulations, and promotes the safety and well-being of the crew by guaranteeing adequate rest.
Off Watch. (Applicable overtime rate per Article 2.01).
Off Watch eighty-seven dollars ninety-two cents ($87.92) Notwithstanding the on-watch premium described above, the rate of pay for Officers operating dozer boats shall be a premium of straight time pay plus seven and one-half per cent (7½ %) of the premium.