California Driver License for Firefighting Equipment Sample Clauses

California Driver License for Firefighting Equipment. Employees required by the City to obtain a valid Class A, Class B or Class C California driver license with firefighter endorsement or Class B restrictive California driver license will be reimbursed for fees paid to the California Department of Motor Vehicles to obtain the Driver License with Firefighter Endorsement. All employees in the classification of Fire Engineer shall be required to possess a valid Class A, Class B or Class C California driver license with firefighter endorsement or Class B restrictive California driver license. All other bargaining unit employees shall be required to obtain the following: All employees hired after February 19, 2008, must acquire a valid Class A, Class B or Class C California driver license with firefighter endorsement or Class B restrictive California driver license prior to completing their probationary period. All employees assigned to the USAR team who possess a valid Class A, Class B or Class C California driver license with firefighter endorsement or Class B restrictive California driver license as of the program’s implementation date shall be required to maintain their license. All current employees assigned to the USAR team prior to the program’s implementation date are not required to have a Firefighter Endorsed Driver License. All current employees assigned to the USAR team after the program’s implementation shall obtain and maintain a valid Class A, Class B or Class C California driver license with firefighter endorsement within one (1) year of their assignment. All employees assigned to the Hazardous Materials team who possess a valid Class A, Class B or Class C California driver license with firefighter endorsement or Class B restrictive California driver license shall maintain their license. All employees assigned to the Hazardous Materials team prior to February 19, 2008, are not required to obtain a Firefighter Endorsed Driver License. All current employees assigned to the Hazardous Materials team after February 19, 2008 shall obtain and maintain a valid Class A, Class B or Class C California driver license with firefighter endorsement or Class B restrictive California driver license within one (1) year of their assignment.
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