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Re: 365x24x7
From: Owen DeLong <owen () delong com>
Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2011 08:53:04 -0700
The best schedule I ever worked for this was divided into essentially 2 teams: SMTW and WTFS There were 3 shifts on each team, though, that could be load adjusted by creating additional time slots. The nice thing about the SMTW/WTFS structure was that we always had overlap on Wednesday which we would take advantage of for training, maintenance, or other "crew-heavy" things that occasionally needed to get done. Training would take 2 weeks with the A-shfit one week and the B shift the following week (or vice versa). We ran 10-hour shifts (there's a provision for 4 10 hour shifts not involving overtime pay if agreed ahead of time). Shifts ran 9p-8a, 6a-5p, and 11a-10p with the crews staggering their lunches. Owen
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