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Maximum Working Conditions

Adding Maximum Working Conditions To Crew Profile Settings Allows Admins To Ensure Crew Are Scheduled Within Safe And Realistic Limits.

 

Introduction

Admins can add Maximum Working Condition Groups to Profiles.

Adding Maximum Working Conditions to Crew Profile settings allows Admins to ensure Crew are scheduled within safe and realistic limits.

These settings allow Admins to define constraints—such as maximum shift length, total hours, or workload limits—directly within a crew profile.

By setting these limits in advance, scheduling becomes smarter, Crew fatigue is reduced, and compliance requirements are easier to maintain. 
Conditions

Conditions

Creating Condition Groups

This section explains how to set up and create Max Working Conditions in your Profile.

From the main menu, navigate to Platform Settings > Profiles.

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Navigation

Select the Profile you want to apply working conditions to.

Note that any Conditions set are only relevant for Crew registered to this specific Profile.

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Profile

On the Profile Settings tab, scroll down to Max Working Conditions.

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Profiles > Settings

Enable Working Conditions by clicking the toggle.
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Toggle

Once enabled, a Condition Group appears, allowing you to add working condition rules.

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Condition Group

In this example, the Admin sets the maximum shift length for this Profile to 8 hours, then clicks DONE.
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Set condition


Admins can add additional rules by clicking Add Condition.
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ADD CONDITION button

To remove a condition, click the X icon.
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Removing condition

To remove an entire Condition Group, click the delete icon.

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Removing a Condition Group

Admins can also create additional condition groups by selecting Add Another Conditions Group.
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Adding another Condition Group

MULTIPLE CONDITION GROUPS

Multiple Condition Groups are used when Crew may legally or operationally work under different rule sets depending on the situation.

Each group represents a separate set of limits. If any one of the group’s conditions is satisfied, the Crew can be scheduled.

For example:

Condition Group 1

Age: 16–17

Maximum Shift Length: 4 hours

Maximum Hours Per Day: 4

OR

Condition Group 2

Age: 18+

Maximum Shift Length: 10 hours

Maximum Hours Per Day: 10

When publishing a Board, the system checks the Crew’s details—such as age—and automatically applies the correct rule set.

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Multiple Conditions Groups

When finished, Admin clicks the SAVE button.

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Changes saved

Checking Conditions

When a Board is Published the system checks that Max Working Conditions are met, and any conflicts are highlighted.

Navigate to the Job Board. In this example, we want to assign the Crew to the two roles.

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Roles

Add the Crew to the Roles, confirm the selection, and click PUBLISH.

Two error messages appear.

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Error messages

By opening the message details, the Admin can see why the assignment failed.

In this case, there are two issues:

  1. The shift is longer than 4 hours
  2. The crew member is under 18 years of age

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Message details

If we adjust the shift to 4 hours and publish again, the issue is resolved, and the Crew can be successfully booked onto the Role.
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Adjusting hours