Shift Briefing Clause Samples
The Shift Briefing clause establishes the requirement for a formal exchange of information at the beginning or end of a work shift. Typically, this involves outgoing personnel updating incoming staff on ongoing tasks, safety concerns, equipment status, or any incidents that occurred during the previous shift. By mandating these briefings, the clause ensures continuity of operations, reduces the risk of miscommunication, and helps maintain workplace safety and efficiency.
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Shift Briefing. In the interests of smooth transition between shifts, where the Company requires that an employee report to their work site for briefing and/or the transfer of equipment prior to the commencement of his or her shift, such briefing will be carried out at no extra cost to the Company provided the briefing time does not exceed 10 minutes.
Shift Briefing. DNR will only compensate the Contractor for the attendance of the CRWB at daily operational briefings. If a Hand Crew is directed to a location for shift briefing during travel to an assignment, all crew members will be compensated while On-Shift, as documented on the CTR.
Shift Briefing. A. Shift briefing will take place at the beginning of the shift and are conducted by the off-going personnel. Because briefing may require off-going personnel to stay beyond the expected completion of the current shift, off- going employees can accrue comp time for 5 minutes or (.08) hours with no accrual request required. In the event the briefing time goes beyond the 5 minutes, off-going personnel will be required to submit an accrual request for either comp time or overtime for the total time involved in .25 increments (e.g. 5 minutes plus 10 minutes = 15 minutes or .25 hours).
B. Briefing time is not an automatic entitlement. If the employee is not required to extend their shift, or no briefing occurs, the employee is not entitled to additional compensation.
Shift Briefing. Every Employee shall be required to attend a shift briefing commencing twenty
Shift Briefing. Where the Company requires that an employee report to the muster area for briefing and the transfer of equipment prior to the commencement of his or her shift, such briefing will be carried out at no extra cost to the Company provided the briefing time does not exceed 10 minutes. If the Company requests the employee to report to the muster room for briefing more than 10 minutes prior to the commencement of the employee’s shift, the employee shall be entitled to overtime pay for such excess time.
Shift Briefing. The State will only compensate the Resource Provider for the attendance of the CRWB at daily operational briefings. If a Crew is directed to a location for shift briefing during travel to an assignment, all Crew Members will be compensated while On-Shift, as documented on the shift ticket.