Operating Flexibility a) An operating employee's primary work assignment will be tasks associated with his classification and department.
Operating Flexibility. Bidders shall clearly describe the operational flexibility of the proposed resource. For example, if the proposed resource is a 2X1 combined-cycle facility, the Bidder must make clear whether the facility is capable of operation in a 1X1 configuration without duct firing, and provide the operating performance characteristics for the facility in each of its operating modes. Similarly, if a Bidder proposes a resource with other operational capabilities, such as power augmentation, duct firing, etc., the Company’s modeling will be able to capture the value associated with such operational flexibility if it is proposed to be available to the Company. The Company’s bid analysis will reflect the value of such operational flexibility.
Operating Flexibility. An operating employee’s primary work assignment will be tasks associated his classificationand department. operating employee may be required to carry out minor maintenance and minor repair work in his department as well as adjustments to his equipment as part normaljob duties. Operating employees may be assigned to tasks in other departments in the event partial or total shutdown of operations of their department. Operating employees will be paid at the rate of their permanent hourly classification or at the rate to which they are assigned, whichever is greater. Those employees in the Maintenance Department not coveredunder the Maintenance Flexibility conceptwill be covered under the Operating Flexibility concept.
Operating Flexibility. A full time Powerhouse Operator who is a member of I.B.E.W. 1744, may assist a Journeyman Electrician from I.B.E.W. 1744 who is working in the Fort Xxxxxxx Powerhouse, to the best of his ability and training.
