Shift Engineers Sample Clauses

The 'Shift Engineers' clause defines the roles, responsibilities, and working conditions for engineers assigned to work in shifts. Typically, this clause outlines the specific shift patterns, hours of work, and any additional compensation or benefits provided for shift work, such as night differentials or overtime pay. By clearly establishing expectations and terms for shift engineers, the clause ensures operational coverage at all required times and helps prevent disputes regarding work schedules and entitlements.
Shift Engineers. During the 2008 negotiations, it was agreed that Shift Engineers will be allowed to perform incidental work on registered equipment that would have an immediate impact on the efficiency of the HF Production process. The Chief Engineer will determine the type of work that can be assigned and will ensure that the employee is qualified to perform the work.
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Shift Engineers. Upon completion of each class of Operator’s Ticket granted by the Department of Labour, Province of Nova Scotia, the Shift Engineer will be eligible for a bonus payment of $225.00. This applies only to Shift Engineers who are in the full time employ of K+S Windsor Salt Ltd., Pugwash,
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Shift Engineers. Shift Engineers shall be assigned to a rotating shift schedule as required for continuous operation of the business which will provide twenty-four (24) hour coverage on a compressed work week basis of twelve (12) hour shifts including a paid lunch break. The schedule shall be based on forty (40) hours per week balanced over the cycle period of the schedule. The lunch periods of Shift Engineers working eight (8), nine (9), or ten (10) hour shifts shall be unpaid, unless responsible for the operation of the plant for a minimum of eight (8) hours of the shift. Subject to the specific provisions of this Agreement, Shift Engineers normally scheduled to work days only, may be scheduled to work a combination of eight (8), nine (9), ten (10) or twelve (12) hours shifts, to provide scheduling and shift coverage flexibility. The schedule shall be based on forty (40) hours per week, balanced over the fourteen (14) day pay period.
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Shift Engineers. Two (2) Shift Engineers will be assigned per shift. Shift Engineers will be assigned to fill in for station Engineers who are not at work in their respective assignment for any reason. When a station Engineer assignment is unmanned, a Shift Engineer assigned to the affected shift will fill it before other Engineers are used. A Shift Engineer may be utilized in other positions according to qualifications and licensure when no station Engineer assignments need to be filled. Shift Engineers will be utilized based on order of promotion on their shift. Shift Engineers may be offered overtime or be ordered to work in accordance with Article 330 - Overtime. When a permanent station engineer assignment becomes available, a Shift Engineer will be given an assignment without competition in the order they were promoted. If a Shift Engineer is offered a permanent station engineer assignment and declines, the individual will move to the bottom of the list. Shift Engineers are not eligible for a permanent station assignment based on shift bidding or seniority. Two (2) Lieutenants will be assigned per shift. Upon promotion, Lieutenants shall be assigned to a Captain until they have successfully completed a mentorship period. Until such time, they shall not be utilized as a Company Officer. Once a Lieutenant has successfully completed their mentorship, they shall be assigned to fill in for station Captains who are not at work in their respective assignment for any reason. When a station Captain assignment is unstaffed, a Lieutenant assigned to the affected shift will fill it before Company Officers from other shifts are utilized. It is the Battalion Chiefs’ responsibility to ensure that the qualified Lieutenants on their respective shifts have an equal number of opportunities to fill unstaffed station Captain assignments. Such opportunities shall be offered to each Lieutenant on a rotating basis and shall not regularly exceed forty-eight (48) hours. (* See note at the end of this Article). Battalion Chiefs shall offer on-duty Lieutenants the opportunity to fill all unstaffed station Captain assignments according to their place in the rotation prior to hiring overtime to fill the assignment(s) or utilizing a qualified onduty Lieutenant to fill an unstaffed assignment. On-duty Lieutenants who are not assigned to fill in for a station Captain may only be utilized in firefighter assignments. Lieutenants who have successfully completed their mentorship may be offered overtime ...
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Shift Engineers. Upon completion of each class of Operator’s Ticket granted by the Department of Labour, Province of Nova Scotia, the Shift Engineer will be eligible for a bonus payment of $225.00. This applies only to Shift Engineers who are in the full time employ of the Canadian Salt Company Limited, Pugwash, N.S. at the time the ticket is granted and who have accumulated the hours necessary for such class of ticket at this Plant. The Company will reimburse Stationary Engineers for licences they require in the performance of their duties. The Stationary Engineers will be required to provide copy of their licence and proof of payment for reimbursement.
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