CUSTOMARY DUTIES Sample Clauses

CUSTOMARY DUTIES. In addition to duties specified by this Agreement, employees shall perform competently the ordinary duties pertaining to their positions on the vessel. An Unlicensed crew member shall receive first call for work customary to his position, both on and off watch. Should the work be performed by Officers, the Unlicensed crew member will receive a payment equal to the amount of pay he would have earned if he had worked. The above sections shall not apply where hours of rest regulations or any emergency may prohibit same.

CUSTOMARY DUTIES. Members of each Department shall perform the necessary and customary duties of that Department. Each member of each Department shall perform only the recognized and customary duties of his particular rating, and no other crew member of another Department shall perform such work, except in the case of an emergency. The practice of the Master or Deck Officer steering the vessel during landings, departures, and under other special conditions will continue. Ship's crew shall load ship's stores as part of their customary duties. Employees shall handle normal, ship's garbage as part of their duties. Handling of such garbage will not extend beyond the loading of containers.

CUSTOMARY DUTIES. Daily Guarantee and Inclement Weather 3.1 5

CUSTOMARY DUTIES. 1.15 a) Members of each Department shall perform the necessary and customary duties of that Department. Each member of each Department shall perform the recognized and customary duties of his particular rating, and no other crew member of another Department shall perform such work, except in the case of an emergency. Customary duties are those relating to the business of the Company and all ship board operations. 1.15 b) Ship's crew shall load ship's stores as part of their customary duties. 1.15 c) Employees shall handle normal, bagged ship's garbage as part of their duties. Handling of such garbage will not extend beyond the loading of onboard containers.

CUSTOMARY DUTIES. Members of each Department shall perform the necessary and customary duties of that Department. Each member of each Department shall perform only the and customary duties of his particular rating, and no other crew member of another Department shall perform such work, except in the case of an emergency. The practice of the Master or Deck Officer steering the vessel during landings, departures, and under other special conditions will continue. Ship's crew shall load ship's stores as part of their customary duties. Employees shall handle normal, bagged garbage as part of their duties. Handling of such garbage will not extend beyond the loading of containers. with board and living quarters, being on full pay from the time of leaving starting point. This shall not apply to employees transferred from one ship to another at their own request. When employees are transferred from one ship to another at the company's convenience, where such transfer necessitates a layover period awaiting ship, such employees shall be compensated at their regular rate of wages during such layover. If layover takes place at any port other that the employee's home port, accommodation and meals will be provided. Unlicensed crew members covered by this Agreement who are requested by the Company to join a vessel which does not berth in their home port shall be provided with transportation and meals to and from their home port when proceeding on weekly leave, or joining or leaving the vessel. For the purpose of and of Article 1 and and of Article the home port of the employee shall be the home port of the vessel which he is employed aboard. A meal allowance of nine dollars and fifty cents will be made to the unlicensed Deck and Engineroom personnel assigned to laid-up ships in Victoria and who reside in Vancouver to defray the cost of two meals; one when they travel from Vancouver to Victoria and one when they travel from Victoria to Vancouver. This payment is in addition to their regular fare, which is provided by the Company.

CUSTOMARY DUTIES. Crewmembers of all departments shall perform the necessary and customary duties of that department. Each crew member shall additionally assist in duties not customarily associated with his particular rating when so directed by the Company or a designated representative of the Company or by the Master as may be required in order to fulfill the assigned duties and tasks of the vessel aboard which such crew member is serving.

CUSTOMARY DUTIES. Crew members of all departments shall perform the necessary and customary duties of that department, and each crew member shall additionally assist in duties not customarily associated with his particular rating when so directed by the Company or a designated representative of the Company or by the Master as may be required in order to fulfill the assigned duties and tasks of the vessels aboard which such crew member is serving. It was specifically agreed that all crew members, including the Engineer will work together to handle lines aboard the tug, assist in various engine room duties including changing of oil filters and any other work required so that the tug could perform its assigned task.

CUSTOMARY DUTIES. Licensed personnel carry authority and related responsibilities on the vessel. If a disagreement on the interpretation arises, the officer will seek clarification from the Company office when the vessel is secure and it is safe to do so at the earliest possible opportunity. 1.15 a) Members of each Department shall perform the necessary and customary duties of that Department. Each member of each Department shall perform the recognized and customary duties of his particular rating, and no other crew member of another Department shall perform such work, except in the case of an emergency. Customary duties are those relating to the business of the Company and all ship board operations. 1.15 b) Ship's crew shall load ship's stores as part of their customary duties. 1.15 c) Employees shall handle normal, bagged ship's garbage as part of their duties. Handling of such garbage will not extend beyond the loading of onboard containers.