Battalion Chiefs Sample Clauses
Battalion Chiefs. Employees temporarily assigned to work as a Battalion Chief for one half (½) shift shall receive a five (5%) percent wage supplement paid retroactively to the beginning of the first shift.
Battalion Chiefs. The goal is to have each battalion chief staffed with an apparatus operator.
Battalion Chiefs. The Battalion Chiefs shall be next in rank to the Deputy Fire Chief. They, or their designates, shall serve as the shift commanders and respond to all emergency calls specified in policy and procedures. They shall serve as Incident Commander at emergency scenes and plan, lead, organize, and control all aspects of emergency response. The Battalion Chiefs shall be the direct superiors to the House Captains and Captains on their respective shifts. In the absence of the Deputy Chief or Fire Chief, they may be assigned to operate in that capacity. They shall carry out the essential job duties and responsibilities as cased in their internal directives and, as needed, other duties as directed by the Deputy Chief and/or Fire Chief.
Battalion Chiefs. Each shift or Battalion shall have as its commander an officer of the rank of Battalion Chief who shall be in command of all personnel in all stations of the Firefighting Division on his/her shift or Battalion. In general, Battalion Chief’s shall carry out and see that they are carried out, all the duties for ranking officers as set forth in the rules and regulations of the department.
Battalion Chiefs. (a) Current employment with the County as a Captain, ARFF Captain, Special Operations Captain or EMS Captain; and
(b) Thirty-six (36) months continuous service as an ARFF Captain, Special Operations Captain or EMS Captain provided that any ARFF Captain, Special Operations Captain or EMS Captain with a Bachelor’s Degree, or equivalent as approved by the State of Florida for Educational Incentive, need only have twenty-four
Battalion Chiefs. Promotion to Battalion Chief shall be by competitive examination. Examination contents shall be determined by the Fire Chief; the areas of study shall be publicized at least sixty (60) days prior to the written test.
Battalion Chiefs. (a) Current employment with the County as a Captain, ▇▇▇▇ Captain, Special Operations Captain or EMS Captain; and
(b) Thirty-six (36) months continuous service as an ARFF Captain, Special Operations Captain or EMS Captain or a combine total of sixty (60) months continuous service in any Captain rank Section 4C-1 applies; and
(c) Current Department Protocoled Paramedic certification; and
(d) Associate Degree or higher in a category of study approved by the State of Florida for Educational Incentive; and
(e) Florida Incident Safety Officer Certification or Department approved equivalent; and
(f) State Certified Municipal Fire Inspector; and
(g) State Certified Fire Instructor I or higher; and
(h) State Certified Fire Officer I or higher; and
(i) State Certified Fire Officer III or higher.
Battalion Chiefs. A. 4.1 For 24-hour, three platoon shift personnel, the Unless otherwise assigned (see Section 4.1.G.), Battalion Chiefs will work 24-hour shifts on a four-platoon schedule. The hours of duty shall be established by the employer so that the weekly hours of duty shall average 48 46.27 hours per week on an annual basis, with a ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ every seventh shift, taken on either Saturday or Sunday. .
Battalion Chiefs. (1) Shared SAN MATEO and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ CITY Battalion Chiefs shall provide operational oversight of a 24-hour shift, including all line personnel and apparatus assigned to that shift for BELMONT FIRE, all in accordance with the requirements of state and local laws, applicable BELMONT FIRE regulations and the customary duties of a battalion chief.
(2) The Battalion Chiefs shall be supervised by the shared SAN MATEO and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ CITY Deputy Fire Chief.
Battalion Chiefs. The Battalion Chiefs have elected individual representation during the term of this agreement and are not covered by this MOU.