The Pitman schedule — also called 2-2-3 — is a 14-day cycle of 12-hour shifts: two on, two off, three on, two off, two on, three off. Four crews cover 24/7 and everyone gets every other weekend off in full.
The Pitman schedule — also called 2-2-3 — is a 14-day cycle of 12-hour shifts: two on, two off, three on, two off, two on, three off. Four crews cover 24/7 and everyone gets every other weekend off in full.
Who works it: Common in police departments, dispatch centres, refineries, power plants and continuous-process manufacturing.
The first day your crew works at the beginning of the rotation. If you're not sure, pick any day you know you were on shift and adjust it until the calendar matches a month you remember.
Yes. The swatches under the pattern picker set a colour per crew or shift — A green, B blue and C red to start with. Change one and it stays that way in your browser next time. Every day also carries its shift code, so the calendar still makes sense printed in black and white or read by someone who is colour blind.
Click Download .ics and open the file. iPhone and Android will both offer to add it to your calendar, with every working day as an all-day entry.
Yes, and there's no account to make. The calendar is built in your browser and nothing you generate is uploaded or kept — the site never learns anything about you.