Port of Embarkation other than a WSF Terminal Sample Clauses

Port of Embarkation other than a WSF Terminal. If a Relief is assigned to a boat move or a sea trial because of special pilotage needs and is required to go to a port of embarkation other than an established WSF terminal, travel time will be paid per Schedule A and D, at the applicable base rate of pay. If the port of embarkation is not on Schedule A and D, the Relief shall use MapQuest and request the most customary and reasonably direct route which shall be the agreed upon distance and time. Reliefs shall attach the MapQuest document to their pay document.
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