PROVINCIAL FLOAT PARAMEDICS Sample Clauses

PROVINCIAL FLOAT PARAMEDICS. ‌ The company may choose at its sole discretion to designate and fill up to eight (8) Provincial Float Paramedic positions. These positions will not reduce the current FTE requirements at any base. These positions will be filled on a voluntary basis via Standing Preferential Bid System (SPB) as per Article 58.04 and 58.05. The Company shall determine the hub locations based on operational needs. A Provincial Float is a full time permanent employee who resides in Ontario and will be floated to a Base(s) for each rotation of shifts. The paramedic will float to a maximum of 2 bases per rotation. For the purposes of this article only, Ottawa Air and Ottawa land shall be considered as 1 base. A Provincial Float will work a rotation seven (7) days on and seven (7) days off. Travel days to/from the assigned float base may be on the day immediately before or the day immediately after the 7 days on shift, but not both. The Company will make every effort to avoid any Provincial Float being planned to work more than three (3) night shifts in a row with an absolute maximum of four (4) or four (4) peak shifts with an absolute maximum of five (5). Peak shifts are definite as any shift scheduled to start on or after twelve (12) noon, with the exception of Moosonee who can be schedule up to a maximum of seven (7) consecutive night shifts. A Provincial Float will be scheduled for a maximum of four (4) on-call shifts away from home (Hub Airport) per rotation. In the event that travel to an operational base for a shift assignment is not required during all or a portion of the seven (7) day work rotation a Provincial Float must be available for on-call duty each day during the normal on-call windows for assignment for travel to a shift assignment. In such cases, a Provincial Float will be required to be available to report to his assigned hub airport for check in no less than one and a half hours (1.5) for call for assignment. A Provincial Float may protect two (2) periods of seven (7) days off during the year where they will not be required to travel on their normal 7 days off, these days will be bid in accordance with the Collection Bargaining Agreement. A Provincial Float will be able to bid a portion of their normal vacation allotment during the annual vacation bid. Only one (1) Provincial Float will be allowed vacation at any time. They may bid only one (1) seven day period during the period June 1 to September 30. A Provincial Float whose current entitlement is ten (10)...
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