Scotrail driver shift pattern

[col303]

I was wondering if there were any Scotrail drivers out there who could give an example of their 3 week shift pattern? In particular anyone working from Perth would be great.

It's just to see it written down to follow how the days on/off works and the earliest/latest shift starts and finishes.

Thanks in advance!

 

[Willie mcbeath]

Most scotrail depots are early shift, back shift, early shift and so on.
Most depots rest day patterns are the same, it will be Monday Tuesday followed by Wednesday Thursday then Friday Saturday and back into Monday Tuesday giving you a long weekend every 3 weeks.
I don't know Perth but I'm certain it won't be too far away from this.

 

[scotraildriver]

Most scotrail depots are early shift, back shift, early shift and so on.
Most depots rest day patterns are the same, it will be Monday Tuesday followed by Wednesday Thursday then Friday Saturday and back into Monday Tuesday giving you a long weekend every 3 weeks.
I don't know Perth but I'm certain it won't be too far away from this.

Exactly that plus a couple of nightshift weeks per year. It is very flexible though as you can pretty much swap what you want. I work a permanent backshift swap which saves me £500 per month in nursery costs. Its not for everyone but personally I love the shift pattern.

 

[col303]

Thanks guys.