Kelly Shift Schedule
Very popular with fire departments and emergency services agencies, the Kelly shift schedule uses three teams (i.e. platoons) and three shifts to provide 24/7 coverage. It consists of a 9-day cycle where each team works one 24-hour shift, followed by 24 hours off duty, works another 24-hour shift, followed by 24 hours off duty, then works a final 24-hour shift, followed by 4 consecutive days off duty.
Personnel work an average of 56 hours per week or 112 hours per two-week pay period, and work the same day of the week for 3 weeks in a row and then have that day off for 9 weeks in a row.
Characteristics
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| Plan ID | C3TF24-2 |
|---|---|
| Name | Kelly Shift Schedule |
| Applicability | 24/7 operations |
| Teams Required | 3 |
| Shifts | A (24-hr), B (24-hr), C (24-hr), |
| Repeat Cycle | 9 days |
| Rotation | Fixed plan, no rotation |
| Average Hours per Week | 56 |
| Staffing Fluctuation | Balanced from shift to shift and day to day |
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| Common Usage | Popular with fire departments and emergency services agencies. |
| Notes | - This plan is very similar to the 3 Team Fixed 24 Plan (C3TF24-1). Instead of using a single 24-hour shift, this plan uses the 3 shift system (A, B, C rotation) that is widely recognized by fire departments and emergency services agencies in the United States. - The US Federal Labor Standards Act (FLSA) compensation cycles are 28 days over which firefighters normally works either 216 hours or 240 hours. Hours worked beyond a base of 212 hours in a 28-day period are considered overtime. -This plan requires living quarters for the employees to work and sleep during each 24-hr shift. |
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