Examples of Rostered Duty in a sentence
In order to assist in the provision of after hours responses at peak times, Council may require any employee to be available to assist the Rostered Duty Officer in the event of demand exceeding the Rostered Duty Officer’s capacity to deal with same.
As the RGU emergency plan is described in the OSP&I and emergency plan and the rescue was in compliance with this, there was no requirement for authorisation of the move from the Rostered Duty Officer (RDO) or a Rolling Stock Engineer.
This is defined as a Rostered Duty Period normally encompassing the period from 1800 to 0600 hours local time.
This is defined as a Rostered Duty Period commencing before 1200 hours and completed before 2200 hours local time.
If a Pilot in a Management Role displaces a Pilot from a Rostered Duty Period(s) the displaced Flight Hours shall be credited for the purposes of calculating the Productivity Payment to the rostered Pilot unless a consequential Duty Period(s) is allocated with the same or greater amount of Flight Hours.
Any paid leave under this clause will commence from the date of the birth or adoption of the child and will apply to Rostered Duty periods only.
Interviews with workers were conducted outside the workplace environment.
During a Rostered Duty Period, an Employee is required to be contactable and available to perform any duties associated with the business of the Employer.
Within half an hour the Rostered Duty Officer (RDO) and Line Incident Manager (LIM) were both involved with the incident and had contacted the NOC and the service control centre.
At the commencement of a Rostered Duty Period, an Employee shall be free of any fatigue, illness, injury, medication or drug which would impair the safe delivery of medical care in the applicable RFDS environment.