Rotation Rules Sample Clauses

Rotation Rules. 1. Whenever a driver is unable to specify a particular garage or tow service, the garage or tow service called shall be taken from a rotation list, in the proper order which is under the control of the Communications Bureau of the Police Department to ensure an equitable distribution of calls. When more than one vehicle is to be towed from an accident scene, the number one towing service on rotation shall have preference on service to all vehicles at an accident scene. If they cannot handle service for all vehicles, the next tow service up on rotation shall be called to assist and shall not lose their position on the rotation list. 2. A call to a tow service shall constitute one turn on the list and the tow service shall be moved to the bottom of the list. This includes when the company fails to answer the phone, is unable to respond, or is canceled due to excessive response time. If it is determined that tow service is not needed and is canceled, up to and including arrival at the scene without hook-up, there shall be no charges and the tow service will be placed back on top of the rotation list. 3. The towing service shall advise the Anaheim Police Department at the time of notification, if they are either unable to respond or unable to meet the maximum response time. If, after accepting the call, the towing service is unable to respond or will be delayed in responding, the towing service shall immediately notify the Police Department’s Communications Bureau. The towing service will lose their rotation and shall not assign calls to another towing service. 4. If a tow service is called for clean-up only, the tow service will maintain its position as being next in rotation for a vehicle tow.
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Rotation Rules. 1. Drivers cannot be offered the same trip twice. 2. Trips may not be traded between drivers. 3. Office will notify drivers of last minute information for trips. 4. All work related trips will be conducted in accordance to the bus drivers’ Work Agreement, applicable laws, and in the best interest of the district. 5. If a driver who is on the list declines to accept the trip or does not respond within 30 minutes of the acknowledged receipt of the assignment offered, the driver will be placed at the bottom of the rotation list. 6. Drivers who were unable to be contacted will maintain their place on the rotation list. 7. There will be at least three (3) school year rotation lists; • one will be for all non-student contact days • one will be for all evening trips • one will be for between route trips on student contact days. There will be a summer trip rotation list for summer route drivers for supplemental trips. 8. After three (3) consecutive “turn downs,” the driver will be removed from the rotation lists. Rejecting an offer of a supplemental trip on the day of the supplemental trip shall not constitute a “turn down”.
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Rotation Rules. 1. Drivers cannot be offered the same trip twice. 2. Trips may not be traded between drivers. 3. Drivers must check with office for last minute information on all trips. 4. All paperwork on trips must be turned in by the next working day to Safety Coordinator. 5. All work related trips will be conducted in accordance to the bus drivers’ Work Agreement, applicable laws, and in the best interest of the district. 6. If a driver who is on the list declines to accept the trip or does not respond within 30 minutes of the acknowledged receipt of the assignment offered, the driver will be placed at the bottom of the rotation list. 7. Drivers who were unable to be contacted will maintain their place on the rotation list. 8. There will be at least two (2) rotation lists; one will be for all weekend and evening trips. The other list will be for between route trips on student contact days. 9. After three (3) consecutive “turn downs,” the driver will be removed from the rotation lists.
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