The Fire and EMS Information Network and American LaFrance are pleased to make available this shift calendar generator. For questions about this program, please see Shift Calendar FAQ's.

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Instructions

A personal shift calendar can be generated for any year after 1970. All you need to do is supply any date that you have worked, as well as your shift type. A calendar can now be created for nearly any shift. Under shift type, you enter a simple string of numbers separated by commas. Positive numbers denote work days, negative numbers denote off days. A small comment may be used in the shift type. After each number, you may optionally enter a '=' followed by a short message. For example, if you wanted to distinguish between evening/day shifts (or on call days), you could enter this string: 4=nights,-3=on call,3=days,-4.

Examples:

You work every 3 days. Your shift type is: 1,-2

You work every 4 days. Your shift type is 1,-3

You work 4 days, off 4 days. Your shift type: 4,-4

You work 3 days, off 2 day, work 4 days, off 1 day. Your shift type is: 3,-2,4,-1

The output of the calendar is designed to be suitable for a print out. With a glance, you can now determine which days you work for any given month or year! We hope you enjoy our newest service. Be sure to tell all your friends about it!

Shift Calendar Generator