Shift Commanders Clause Samples
The 'Shift Commanders' clause designates specific individuals who are responsible for overseeing operations during particular work shifts. Typically, this clause outlines the authority, duties, and decision-making powers granted to shift commanders, such as managing personnel, ensuring compliance with safety protocols, and addressing incidents as they arise. By clearly defining who holds command during each shift, the clause ensures operational continuity, accountability, and effective management throughout all working hours.
Shift Commanders. Shift Commanders shall be determined by rank, seniority, and then qualifications as agreed upon by the Employer and the Association.
Shift Commanders. For the duration of this Agreement, Shift Commanders will be paid 107.5% of Assistant Chief pay.
Shift Commanders. The Shift Commanders, in consultation with the Chief of Fire, may reject no more than two (2) requests for transfers to his platoon for the same opening.
Shift Commanders. 43.01 The City of Akron and the Akron Firefighters Association, Local #330, hereby agree to the following for the purpose of insuring that a shift commander will be assigned to the “line” on a daily basis.
43.02 If the District Chief assigned as Shift Commander is absent on his/her scheduled work shift, the Fire Chief shall have the option to schedule a District Chief who is assigned to work a forty (40) hour work week, use a swing shift District Chief, reassign a Captain within the provisions of the working in a higher classification provision (Article 42 of this contract), or temporarily assign a Deputy Chief as Shift Commander, on an “as needed” basis when the assigned Shift Commander is temporarily absent.
43.03 If the Fire Chief or his/her designee assigns a District Chief who normally works a forty (40) hour week to fill in as shift commander, then the District Chief shall work one of the following schedules:
1. The regular twenty-four (24), forty-eight (48), hour schedule as governed by the provisions of the labor agreement.
2. A forty (40) hour work week comprised of a twenty-four (24) hour work shift and two (2), eight
Shift Commanders. 28.1 Shift commanders will not be paid less than 5% more than the highest base pay for any lower ranking officer. The shift commander must meet all minimum qualifications as defined in the shift commander’s job description.