Hours of Rest During On-Watch Period. An Officer may be instructed to take hours of rest during the period of his watch, at the Master's discretion, given the following conditions: a) The vessel must be safely secured for a minimum of six (6) consecutive hours, and b) A minimum of eight (8) hours rest per calendar day (six [6] consecutive) shall be maintained, and c) The watch system, (six [6] to twelve [12] or twelve [12] to six [6]) shall be maintained, and d) Not less than six (6) nor more than eighteen (18) hours shall elapse between rest periods, and e) He shall not work two (2) off-watch periods in a row, except immediately following an on-watch rest period, and f) He shall not rest two (2) watch periods in a row, and g) The rest period must be uninterrupted, and
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Hours of Rest During On-Watch Period. An Officer may be instructed to take hours of rest during the period of his watch, at the Master's discretion, given the following conditions:
a) The vessel must be safely secured for a minimum of six (6) consecutive hours, and
b) A minimum of eight (8) hours rest per calendar day (six [6] consecutive) shall be maintained, and
c) The watch system, (six [6 to 12 or 12 to 6] to twelve [12] or twelve [12] to six [6]) shall be maintained, and
d) Not less than six (6) nor more than eighteen (18) hours shall elapse between rest periods, and
e) He shall not work two (2) off-watch periods in a row, except immediately following an on-watch rest period, and
f) He shall not rest two (2) watch periods in a row, and and
g) The rest period must be uninterrupted, and
h) Whenever possible, he shall receive six (6) hours’ notice of taking an on-watch rest, and
i) He must be given a full meal at the end of the rest period (if missed). The foregoing shall apply only to continuous operating vessels with a crew of four (4) or more.
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Sources: Collective Agreement
Hours of Rest During On-Watch Period. An Officer may be instructed to take hours of rest during the period of his watch, at the Master's discretion, given the following conditions:
a) The vessel must be safely secured for a minimum of six (6) consecutive hours, and
b) A minimum of eight (8) hours rest per calendar day (six [6] consecutive) shall be maintained, and
c) The watch system, (six [(6] ) to twelve [(12] ) or twelve [(12] ) to six [(6])) shall be maintained, and
d) Not less than six (6) nor more than eighteen (18) hours shall elapse between rest periods, and
e) He shall not work two (2) off-watch periods in a row, except immediately following an on-watch rest period, and
f) He shall not rest two (2) watch periods in a row, and g) The rest period must be uninterrupted, and
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Sources: Collective Agreement
Hours of Rest During On-Watch Period. An Officer may be instructed to take hours of rest during the period of his watch, at the Master's discretion, given the following conditions:
a) The vessel must be safely secured for a minimum of six (6) consecutive hours, and
b) A minimum of eight (8) hours rest per calendar day (six [6] consecutive) shall be maintained, and
c) The watch system, (six [6 to 12 or 12 to 6] to twelve [12] or twelve [12] to six [6]) shall be maintained, and
d) Not less than six (6) nor more than eighteen (18) hours shall elapse between rest periods, and
e) He shall not work two (2) off-watch periods in a row, except immediately following an on-watch rest period, and
f) He shall not rest two (2) watch periods in a row, and and
g) The rest period must be uninterrupted, and
h) Whenever possible, he shall receive six (6) hours’ notice of taking an on- watch rest, and
i) He must be given a full meal at the end of the rest period (if missed). The foregoing shall apply only to continuous operating vessels with a crew of four
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Sources: Collective Agreement