Apparatus Staffing Sample Clauses

Apparatus Staffing. Engine, truck and combination rescue companies shall be deployed for emergency services purposes at the level of one Fire Captain, one Fire Apparatus Operator and one Fire Fighter. Truck companies have the option of deploying at the level of two Fire Apparatus Operators instead of one Fire Apparatus Operator and one Firefighter. This option shall be determined by seniority. Paramedic ambulance staffing shall be two personnel; the City will dispatch personnel on Emergency Medical Service calls such that a minimum of 1 licensed paramedic responds. The Foothill Fire Station #8, when activated by the Fire Chief, shall be staffed with a minimum of one Fire Apparatus Operator and one Fire Fighter. City may dispatch a two-person quick response vehicle with a minimum of 1 paramedic.
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Apparatus Staffing. The District shall make every attempt to keep companies intact throughout the duty day to promote synergy within the company. Apparatus responding to emergencies shall minimally be staffed by three (3) or more employees with the exception of the tender, brush truck or specialized response vehicles. The Station One ambulance shall normally be staffed by a minimum of two (2) employees, but efforts shall be made to staff the third position on the ambulance and Station Two and Three ambulances shall generally be staffed with a minimum of three (3) or more employees.
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Apparatus Staffing. 1. The City shall maintain three (3) personnel on all fire suppression apparatus capable of pumping water, or heavy rescues, in service at all times except this shall not include light rescues vehicles. 2. There shall be a minimum of an Officer and Driver/Operator on all Light Rescue Vehicles.
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Apparatus Staffing. The minimum daily staffing level for the Columbia Fire Department shall be as specified in OB ATT-7, as included as an appendix to this Agreement. The aforementioned notwithstanding, the parties agree that during the term of this Agreement the City shall recommend the City’s risk profile, Standard of Cover, and appropriate staffing levels for the Columbia Fire Department to the City Council for their consideration. The City has sought input from the Union on the development of the City’s risk profile, Standard of Cover and recommended staffing levels, and will continue to allow the Union the opportunity to comment on the development of the City’s proposals to City Council. The parties agree that, in accordance to Section 5.06.2 of this Agreement, the issue of increases in apparatus staffing is unresolved and shall be subject to further discussion in accordance with Section 5.06 of this Agreement.
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Apparatus Staffing. ‌ The City and Union agree to the following minimum staffing levels: A. Staffing of Engine, Ladder, and Truck Companies will be a minimum of three (3) regular-paid emergency services personnel. B. Water tender will be a minimum of two (2) regular-paid emergency services personnel (one (1) Lieutenant and one (1) AO or individuals qualified to work out of class in those positions) when responding out of District. C. Medic Company will be a minimum of two (2) regular-paid emergency services personnel. When above minimum-shift strength, staffing of additional apparatus using the above minimums will be accommodated as possible. It is the intent of the Department to accommodate the 3/2 rule when staffing apparatus.
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Apparatus Staffing. The minimum staffing levels for each Fire Department vehicle listed below that the Fire Department decides to place in-service shall be:
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Apparatus Staffing. The minimum staffing levels for each Fire Department vehicle listed below that the Fire Department decides to place in-service shall be: 3 personnel on each in-service Engine Company 3 personnel on each in-service Truck Company 2 personnel on each in-service Squad Company 2 paramedics on each in-service Ambulance Company For the purpose of unforeseeable emergencies (e.g., a firefighter is needed to drive an ambulance to the hospital; a firefighter becomes incapacitated due to injury or illness), the Fire Department may temporarily deviate from the above mentioned staffing levels, provided that the Fire Department, at its earliest convenience, undertakes the necessary steps to restore the proper staffing levels. Efforts to restore the staffing levels include, but are not limited to, detailing personnel from another apparatus, hiring back off-duty personnel, or placing a vehicle out-of- service. Each type of apparatus listed below that the Fire Department decides to place in-service shall normally be manned by the following personnel: Engine Company: 1 Lieutenant, 1 Engineer, 1 Firefighter or Firefighter/Paramedic Truck Company: 1 Lieutenant, 1 Engineer, 1 Firefighter or Firefighter/Paramedic Squad Company: 2 Firefighters (Paramedics and/or EMT-B’s) Ambulance Company: 2 Paramedics An employee serving in acting capacity may be used in lieu of a Lieutenant or Engineer.
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