Rescue Crew Officer definition
Rescue Crew Officer means a member of the Technical Crew who has been endorsed by the Company as qualified and proficient in the operations of equipment and techniques necessary to be dispatched from the helicopter to a person or persons in distress and to render the necessary aid prior to evacuation by the most appropriate means. Also, responsible for passenger safety during Passenger Transport Operations. Performance of all incidental duties and the use of equipment incidental to the classification as required. Offshore SAR Employee means an employee determined by the Company to be working permanently on contracts which provide Offshore Search and Rescue Services to the client. Overtime is where an employee is requested to remain at work, or requested to return to work outside rostered times, to ensure operational availability of the aircraft (including training and currency flights). SAR Employee means an employee determined by the Company to be working permanently on contracts which provide Search and Rescue Services to the client, such as RAAF SAR Contract. Shift extension is where an employee is still on an operational task beyond their rostered completion time.
Rescue Crew Officer means a person who is appointed by the employer as such to perform the applicable duties and responsibilities attached to the position. Roster block shall mean consecutive days on which an employee has rostered hours. Rostered hours shall mean the hours that an employee has been designated to be on duty pursuant to the continuous shift roster.
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Air Crew is a collective term applying to the positions of Base Manager, Chief Aircrew Officer, Senior Aircrew Officer, Pilot, Aircrew Officer and Rescue Crew Officer.