One 24-hour duty shift followed by 48 hours off, repeating every three days. Align one known shift below to generate your calendar and find the strongest PTO bridges.
Dec 29, 2025–Jan 5, 2026 · 48 PTO hours · 4.0 days away per PTO shift
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Check any date against your current rotation.
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Time Off Map treats the date on which a shift begins as its service date. Your selected known work date is matched to one position in the repeating sequence. Dates before and after that anchor are calculated in both directions, including leap days.
Only when you also identify where that date sits in the repeating cycle. Schedules with several work positions are ambiguous otherwise, so Time Off Map asks you to choose the matching cycle day instead of silently guessing.
No. Rotating operations frequently continue through holidays. Holidays are informational unless you deliberately turn on the setting that treats U.S. federal holidays as non-working days.
Schedule names are not universal standards. Relief times, fixed versus rotating shifts, Kelly or debit days, crew phases, and local agreements can change the sequence. Compare the visible preset with your roster before using the result.