Common use of Assignment of Work Clause in Contracts

Assignment of Work. The Staff Chief Engineer has the authority to assign to their crew any job function they desire when the vessels are in normal operations. While vessels are in operational status, Eagle Harbor craft personnel are only invited aboard vessels to perform work at the Staff Chief Engineer’s request, and are required to report to the Watch Officers prior to performing any work requisitions. While vessels are in normal lay-up status at the Eagle Harbor Facility and/or while a vessel is in normal lay-up at any other terminal for purposes other than the vessels’ operational tie-up, all work requisitions submitted by the Staff Chief Engineer will be performed by craft personnel. This is not intended to allow Staff Chief Engineers, during normal lay-up status, to withhold work requisitions to enable vessel crew members to perform rehabilitation work normally done by craft employees.

Assignment of Work. The Staff Chief Engineer has the authority to assign to their his crew any job function they desire related to electrical, mechanical, pipe, sheetmetal, etc., he desires when the vessels are in normal operations. While vessels are in operational status, Eagle Harbor craft personnel are only invited aboard vessels to perform work at the Staff Chief Engineer’s request, and are required to report to the Watch Officers prior to performing any work requisitions. While vessels are in normal lay-up status at the Eagle Harbor Facility and/or while a vessel is in normal lay-up at any other terminal for purposes other than the vessels’ operational tie-up, all work requisitions submitted by the Staff Chief Engineer will be performed by craft personnel. This is not intended to allow Staff Chief Engineers, during normal lay-up status, to withhold work requisitions to enable vessel crew members to perform rehabilitation work normally done by craft employees.

Assignment of Work. The Staff Chief Engineer has the authority to assign to their his crew any job function they desire he desires when the vessels are in normal operations. While vessels are in operational status, Eagle Harbor craft personnel are only invited aboard vessels to perform work at the Staff Chief Engineer’s request, and are required to report to the Watch Officers prior to performing any work requisitions. While vessels are in normal lay-up status at the Eagle Harbor Facility and/or while a vessel is in normal lay-up at any other terminal for purposes other than the vessels’ operational tie-up, all work requisitions submitted by the Staff Chief Engineer will be performed by craft personnel. This is not intended to allow Staff Chief Engineers, during normal lay-up status, to withhold work requisitions to enable vessel crew members to perform rehabilitation work normally done by craft employees.

Assignment of Work. ‌ The Staff Chief Engineer has the authority to assign to their his crew any job function they desire related to electrical, mechanical, pipe, sheetmetal, etc., he desires when the vessels are in normal operations. While vessels are in operational status, Eagle Harbor craft personnel are only invited aboard vessels to perform work at the Staff Chief Engineer’s request, and are required to report to the Watch Officers prior to performing any work requisitions. While vessels are in normal lay-up status at the Eagle Harbor Facility and/or while a vessel is in normal lay-up at any other terminal for purposes other than the vessels’ operational tie-up, all work requisitions submitted by the Staff Chief Engineer will be performed by craft personnel. This is not intended to allow Staff Chief Engineers, during normal lay-up status, to withhold work requisitions to enable vessel crew members to perform rehabilitation work normally done by craft employees.

Assignment of Work. The Staff Chief Engineer has the authority to assign to their crew any job function they desire when the vessels are in normal operations. operations.‌ While vessels are in operational status, Eagle Harbor craft personnel are only invited aboard vessels to perform work at the Staff Chief Engineer’s request, and are required to report to the Watch Officers prior to performing any work requisitions. While vessels are in normal lay-up status at the Eagle Harbor Facility and/or while a vessel is in normal lay-up at any other terminal for purposes other than the vessels’ operational tie-up, all work requisitions submitted by the Staff Chief Engineer will be performed by craft personnel. This is not intended to allow Staff Chief Engineers, during normal lay-up status, to withhold work requisitions to enable vessel crew members to perform rehabilitation work normally done by craft employees.

Assignment of Work. ‌ The Staff Chief Engineer has the authority to assign to their his/her crew any job function they desire he/she desires when the vessels are in normal operations. While vessels are in operational status, Eagle Harbor craft personnel are only invited aboard vessels to perform work at the Staff Chief Engineer’s request, and are required to report to the Watch Officers prior to performing any work requisitions. While vessels are in normal lay-up status at the Eagle Harbor Facility and/or while a vessel is in normal lay-up at any other terminal for purposes other than the vessels’ operational tie-up, all work requisitions submitted by the Staff Chief Engineer will be performed by craft personnel. This is not intended to allow Staff Chief Engineers, during normal lay-up status, to withhold work requisitions to enable vessel crew members to perform rehabilitation work normally done by craft employees.

Assignment of Work. The Staff Chief Engineer has the authority to assign to their his/her crew any job function they desire he/she desires when the vessels are in normal operations. While vessels are in operational status, Eagle Harbor craft personnel are only invited aboard vessels to perform work at the Staff Chief Engineer’s request, and are required to report to the Watch Officers prior to performing any work requisitions. While vessels are in normal lay-up status at the Eagle Harbor Facility and/or while a vessel is in normal lay-up at any other terminal for purposes other than the vessels’ operational tie-up, all work requisitions submitted by the Staff Chief Engineer will be performed by craft personnel. This is not intended to allow Staff Chief Engineers, during normal lay-up status, to withhold work requisitions to enable vessel crew members to perform rehabilitation work normally done by craft employees.