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SCHEDULES OF SERVICE. Section 16.1 Pilots at each base shall determine the appropriate schedules of service consistent with Company and customer service requirements. They shall forward their schedule to the appropriate Company official. A normal schedule shift shall not exceed twelve (12) hours. This section will not relieve any Pilot from accepting any flight that may extend the shift beyond the scheduled twelve (12) hours as long as the flight can be conducted in accordance with the applicable FAR’s and Company duty time policies. Section 16.2 The parties to this Agreement will maintain schedules of service which provide for one (1) day off for each day scheduled. Example: 7 days on - 7 days off 4 days on - 4 days off Section 16.3 Other work schedules will be discussed between the parties. However, both parties recognize schedules of service will meet customer requirements. Section 16.4 The schedule in Section 16.2 of this Article shall be considered standard. Any other schedules shall be considered non-standard. Non-standard schedules shall be filled on a voluntary basis. Vacancies in a standard schedule resulting from temporary Pilot absences caused by illness, injury, vacation, holidays, training or leaves of absences shall not be considered a non-standard schedule. Section 16.5 Pilots shall be allowed to trade or swap standard schedules provided it is approved by the appropriate Manager and a copy of the revised schedule is submitted to the Human Resources Department. Under no circumstance shall a trade or swap result in a workover shift for either Pilot.
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SCHEDULES OF SERVICE. Section 1. Pilots will work one of the following schedules as determined by the needs of service provided it is consistent with applicable FARs: A. Seven (7) consecutive duty days, followed by seven (7) consecutive days of rest. B. Five (5) consecutive duty days, followed by two (2) consecutive days of rest. C. Four
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SCHEDULES OF SERVICE. 1. Pilots will work a schedule that complies with applicable Federal Air Regulations (FARs) and will essentially be one of the following types of work schedules: A. An earned day off for each day worked (e.g.- 6/6, 7/7, 14/14, 4/3/3/4, 5/2/5/9); B. An earned day off for each two days worked (e.g.- 8/4, 10/5, 14/7); C. Two days off for each 5 days worked (8 1/2 hour duty day where the pilot is required to remain at the base); D. Two days off for each 5 days worked (14 hour duty day where the pilot is not required to remain at the base when there is no flight requirement); and E. Continuous duty (e.g.- fire fighting, and other temporary assignments usually not exceeding ninety (90) days). The Employer will attempt to provide the pilot on continuous duty two (2) days rest for each fourteen (14) duty days. The provisions of this Article are intended to define a pilot's pay in a biweekly payperiod and should not be construed as a guarantee of hours of work or hours paid in a payperiod or as a limitation of the Employer's right to schedule work or change the workday, the workweek, or the work schedules as required by operations. However, the Employer agrees to confer with the Union for any work schedule which deviates from those listed above, including the appropriateness of any schedule bonus. 2. The standard work schedule for Oil & Gas operations is the 7/7 schedule (i.e.- 7 days on and 7 days off). Any job assignment deviating from the 7/7 schedule, including those other work schedules listed above, shall be filled according to Article 9. Job Posting & Bidding Article. 3. The Employer will make assignments of pilots in compliance with FAR required flight duty time limitations and rest periods. 4. A pilot's work days shall not be changed without at least five (5) calendar days notice unless caused by extreme or unusual operational changes or upon mutual agreement between the pilot and the Employer. 5. A pilot may leave his duty location, with his manager's approval, if it is determined that no flying or other job requirements are foreseeable for the remainder of the duty day.
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SCHEDULES OF SERVICE. Applicable only to Gulf Coast operation. Air Logistics of Alaska, Inc. will continue with existing policies.
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SCHEDULES OF SERVICE. Section 1. Pilots will work one of the following schedules as determined by the needs of service provided it is consistent with applicable FARs. In the Alaska operation, it is understood that Pilots work on a head to head crew change schedule. A. Seven (7) consecutive duty days, followed by seven (7) consecutive days of rest. B. Fourteen (14) consecutive duty days, followed by fourteen (14) consecutive days of rest. 1. In the event of a vacancy in a 14 & 14 job, it shall be bid as a 14 & 14 job and preference shall be given to the senior qualified Pilot willing to work 14 & 14. If there are no qualified bidders willing to work 14 & 14, the job will be assigned first to a pool pilot on a 14 & 14 schedule, if there are no qualified 14 & 14 pool pilots then the job will be assigned to a 7 & 7 pool pilot as a 14 & 14 job. Such assignments will be made in reverse seniority order. 2. If, for any reason, a Pilot who has been working a 14 & 14 job is placed in the Pool, that Pilot shall be allowed to remain 14 & 14. C. Five (5) consecutive duty days, followed by two (2) consecutive days of rest. D. Four (4) consecutive duty days, followed by three (3) consecutive days of rest. E. Only in the Alaska operation, alternate twenty-eight (28) scheduled duty days on, followed by twenty-eight (28) consecutive days off duty can be worked provided the Company, Pilots and customers are agreeable and the applicable FARs are followed. Pilots on this alternate schedule of service will be exempt to Section 6 of this Article. Section 2. Any work schedules not provided for in this Article must be discussed with the Union prior to implementing any changes. Section 3. The schedules in Section 1(A) & (B) of this Article shall be considered standard. Any other schedule shall be considered non-standard. Nonstandard schedules shall be filled on a voluntary basis. The Company reserves the right to fill the nonstandard job that is not bid by hiring for the position. It is not the intention of the Company to use this Article to dramatically change schedules from the standard schedules. Section 4. Break-days shall not be changed without fourteen (14) calendar days notice except for Pool Pilots and changes to meet customer requirements. A. In order to receive their schedules, all Pool Pilots will call Scheduling no later than 8:00 p.m. CST on the Monday prior to starting their hitch. (14 & 14 pilots must call the Monday prior to the beginning of the hitch and the following Monday while on hi...
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SCHEDULES OF SERVICE. 22 ARTICLE 17 - Workover. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 ARTICLE 18 - Pilot Status. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 ARTICLE 19 - Pilot Classifications . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 ARTICLE 20 - Fees & Physical Exams . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 ARTICLE 21 - Moving Expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 ARTICLE 22 - Travel Pay. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 AIR METHODS CORP. and COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT OPEIU 2006-2009 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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SCHEDULES OF SERVICE. SECTION 16.1 Pilots at each base shall determine the appropriate schedules of service consistent with Company and customer service requirements. They shall forward their schedule to the appropriate Company official. A normal scheduled shift shall not exceed twelve (12)
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SCHEDULES OF SERVICE. Sections 2 and 5 are applicable to both Gulf Coast and Alaska operations. Section 1. Pilots in the Alaska operation will work one of the following schedules as determined by the needs of service, provided it is consistent with applicable FARs: A. Up to fifteen (15) consecutive duty days, followed by thirteen (13) consecutive days of rest. B. Up to eight (8) consecutive duty days, followed by six (6) consecutive days of rest. C. Five (5) consecutive duty days, followed by two (2) consecutive days of rest.
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