Regularly Assigned Engineer Officers Sample Clauses

Regularly Assigned Engineer Officers. Change ports shall be Juneau and Ketchikan. However, other communities may also be used as change ports if both Regularly Assigned Engineer Officers covering a position reside in such community or vicinity and when such community is a regular port of call of the Employer’s vessels, provided no additional expenses are incurred by the Employer. Engineer Officers receiving COLD payments must designate a change port within the State of Alaska. Regularly Assigned Engineer Officers shall normally be relieved at the same change port where they began their duties. The senior Regularly Assigned Engineer Officer on the Time in Grade seniority roster shall designate the change port for the position.
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