Scheduling of Blocks of Five and Six Nights of Work Sample Clauses

Scheduling of Blocks of Five and Six Nights of Work. (i) If consecutive nights are scheduled, it is usual that they will be in blocks of 5 nights, with a rest period between each week of 48 + 11 hours. However, if the producers schedule consecutive nights in 6 night blocks, this may only be done twice in succession, thereafter 5 night blocks and 6 night blocks must alternate and there can be no more 6 night blocks in succession – for the sake of clarity, there can be 5 night blocks in succession. The minimum rest period between a 6 night and a 6 night block is 24 + 11 hours. The minimum rest period between a 6 night and a 5 night block is 24+11 hours. The minimum rest period between a 5 night and 6 night block is 48 + 11 hours. As above, the minimum rest period between a 5 night and a 5 night block is 48 + 11 hours. (ii) If the schedule moves from a week of 6 consecutive nights of work to day work the crew member should be given a minimum rest period of 24 hours + 11 hours in addition to the turnaround day payment referenced in Section 5.2(c). (iii) If the schedule moves from a week of 5 consecutive nights of work to day work the crew member should be given a minimum rest period of 48 hours in addition to the turnaround day payment referenced in Section 5.2(c).