RELIEF OPERATORS - REPLACEMENT OF OPERATORS Sample Clauses

RELIEF OPERATORS - REPLACEMENT OF OPERATORS. Relief operators may be assigned to work an operator's schedule when management knows 24 hours in advance of an operator's time off. Relief operator(s) will be appointed from among the operator/maintenance personnel in the Division who are not already assigned as rotating shift operators. At a minimum relief operator position(s) will be posted for one (1) week for designation every January 31, if management intends to utilize relief operator(s). Relief operator position(s) may also be appointed by management at any other time after a one (1) week posting. The relief operator(s) will be selected on the basis of seniority; and if no one desires the position, the least senior qualified operator/maintenance person only in the division will be assigned the position of relief operator(s). The relief operator(s) will be paid "relief operator's" wages as shown in the attached Appendices when working as a relief operator(s) and their regular wages when not working as relief operator(s). If more than one (1) relief operator is designated, the assignment shall rotate after each relief operator has fulfilled five (5) relief shifts. Designation as a relief operator does not prevent assignment as a rotating shift operator in accordance with Article 5, Section 1. If any relief operator is appointed as a rotating shift operator, he or she shall no longer be a relief operator.
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