Yes we know you can have a redused break of 9 hrs but is this by your own choice or can a tm make you i:e late finish then a early start next day or can i say i want 11 hrs off
fez:
Yes we know you can have a redused break of 9 hrs but is this by your own choice or can a tm make you i:e late finish then a early start next day or can i say i want 11 hrs off
Yes he can ask you to reduce to 9 hours, nothing illegal about that. However, if you then said you would not feel fit to drive after 9 hours daily rest he would be stupid to insist because if you then had an accident the crap would hit the fan big style.
i now find its alot easier to work with them than against them[ assuming there half decent ], upset the apple cart and you can get some zb long days .
this week ive had a 7, 7 and a 9 hr days , all paid for 11 hrs.
so if they wanted a longer shift, reduced rest tommorow i wouldnt mind.as i say its a lot easier to work together than against each other
anyone can call themselves a TM
its probable that the company owner is the CPC holder and he/she deligates the running of the office/transport opperation to the TM, under the guidance of the CPC holder
Muttzknuttz:
Don’t forget that if you shorten your daliy rest period you still need to make up that lost rest time another day within the next following week,
ie if you take a 9hr daily rest you will need to take an additional 2 hours within the next fixed week
if you take the 3 shortened breaks then you need to make up six hours within the next fixed week
No you don’t. The requirement to compensate for reduced daily rests was removed when the rules changed on the 11th April last year. Weekly rest reductions do still need to be compensated for.
Muttzknuttz:
Don’t forget that if you shorten your daliy rest period you still need to make up that lost rest time another day within the next following week,
ie if you take a 9hr daily rest you will need to take an additional 2 hours within the next fixed week
if you take the 3 shortened breaks then you need to make up six hours within the next fixed week
No you don’t. The requirement to compensate for reduced daily rests was removed when the rules changed on the 11th April last year. Weekly rest reductions do still need to be compensated for.
Muttzknuttz:
Don’t forget that if you shorten your daliy rest period you still need to make up that lost rest time another day within the next following week,
ie if you take a 9hr daily rest you will need to take an additional 2 hours within the next fixed week
if you take the 3 shortened breaks then you need to make up six hours within the next fixed week
No you don’t. The requirement to compensate for reduced daily rests was removed when the rules changed on the 11th April last year. Weekly rest reductions do still need to be compensated for.
Is that the sound of gunfire
ROG is getting too much stuff correct these days so I do need another victim.
Quick question if he doesnt have a CPC , how can he be the TMâ– â– ?
As Peirre said, the CPC holder could oversee a non qualified Transport Manager, but if it goes wrong it will be the CPC holder answering to the Traffic Commissioner.
Alternatively, the company may be ‘own account,’ in which case they can hold a ‘Resticted’ licence and don’t need a CPC holder. Never quite understood that one as their is no size limit on the fleet and they can run abroad as well
Muttzknuttz:
Don’t forget that if you shorten your daliy rest period you still need to make up that lost rest time another day within the next following week,
ie if you take a 9hr daily rest you will need to take an additional 2 hours within the next fixed week
if you take the 3 shortened breaks then you need to make up six hours within the next fixed week
No you don’t. The requirement to compensate for reduced daily rests was removed when the rules changed on the 11th April last year. Weekly rest reductions do still need to be compensated for.
Is that the sound of gunfire
ROG is getting too much stuff correct these days so I do need another victim.