Switching Limits Defined Clause Samples

The "Switching Limits Defined" clause establishes specific boundaries or thresholds for how and when switching between systems, services, or operational modes can occur within an agreement. It typically outlines quantitative or qualitative criteria, such as the maximum number of allowed switches, time intervals between switches, or conditions under which switching is permitted. By clearly defining these limits, the clause helps prevent excessive or disruptive switching, ensuring operational stability and predictability for all parties involved.
Switching Limits Defined. A. The necessity of changing or re-establishing recognized switching limits, in order to render switching service required because of extension of industrial activities or territorial extensions of facilities, must be recognized. B. The present switching limits will be designated by general notice at all points where yard engines are assigned and will only be changed when necessitated by changed conditions. When changes are required they will be fully discussed with the Local Chairman. Yard or cautionary limit boards may or may not indicate switching limits.
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Switching Limits Defined. Present switching limits will be designated by general notice at all points where yard engines are assigned, and will only be changed as necessitated by industrial activities and territorial extension of facilities. Copy of such notice will be forwarded to the General Chairman.
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Switching Limits Defined. (a) The necessity of changing or re-establishing recognized switching limits, in order to render switching service required because of extension of industrial activities or territorial extensions of facilities, must be recognized. (b) The present switching limits will be designated by general notice at all points where yard engines are assigned and will only be changed when necessitated by changed conditions. When changes are required they will be fully discussed with the General Chairperson. Yard or cautionary limit boards may or may not indicate switching limits. (c) Incidental movements in Cochrane when Mechanical Department track mobile is temporarily out of service. 1. Mechanical Department employees would only use a locomotive to move equipment when no yard crews are on duty. 2. Mechanical Department employees would only use a locomotive on an incidental basis when there is no other means of moving equipment. 3. In any case, switching movements will only be performed within existing shop track limits unless mutually agreed to.
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Switching Limits Defined. The of changing or re - establishing recognized switching l i m i t s , i n order t o render switching required because of extension of industrial a c t i v i t i e s or facilities, must be recognized. The present. switching l i m i t s be designated by general
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Switching Limits Defined. Points for Going On And Off Duty
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Switching Limits Defined. 3.13 Points for Going On And Off Duty 3.14 Yard Service Crew Regulations 3.15 Working Within Switching Limits 3.16 Extra Yard Work 3.17 Conductor Only Yards ARTICLE 4
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