CORPORAL / FIELD TRAINING OFFICER PROGRAM Sample Clauses

CORPORAL / FIELD TRAINING OFFICER PROGRAM. Section 1 A Corporal / Field Training Officer Program shall be established which combines the responsibilities of a Field Training Officer (FTO) with the duties and responsibilities of the newly created position of Corporal (for the purposes of this Article, the combined position of Corporal / FTO shall be referred to as Corporal). The Corporal will be a lead worker and will be the Acting Sergeant in the absence of the Squad Sergeant, but will otherwise not have supervisory responsibilities. The Corporal position shall not be utilized for the purpose of avoiding / supplanting overtime or premium rates of pay for Sergeants. Section 2 Minimum Qualifications – The minimum qualifications for the position of Corporal are as follows:
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CORPORAL / FIELD TRAINING OFFICER PROGRAM. Section 1 A Corporal / Field Training Officer Program shall be established which combines the responsibilities of a Field Training Officer (FTO) with the duties and responsibilities of the newly created position of Corporal (for the purposes of this Article, the combined position of Corporal / FTO shall be referred to as Corporal). The Corporal will be a lead worker and will be the Acting Sergeant in the absence of the Squad Sergeant, but will otherwise have limited supervisory responsibilities as directed by the Division Commander or designee. The Corporal position shall not be utilized for the purpose of avoiding / supplanting overtime or premium rates of pay for Sergeants. A Corporal may be assigned as an acting Sergeant by the Shift Commander to take the place of an absent Shift Sergeant. A minimum of three supervisors, Sergeant or above, will be assigned per shift in Uniform Road Patrol Operations (including West County Operations).
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CORPORAL / FIELD TRAINING OFFICER PROGRAM. Section 1 A Corporal / Field Training Officer Program shall be established which combines the responsibilities of a Field Training Officer (FTO) / Fire Safety and Sanitation Officer (FSSO) with the duties and responsibilities of the newly created position of Corporal (for the purposes of this Article, the combined position of Corporal / FTO (FSSO) shall be referred to as Corporal). The Corporal will be a lead worker and will be the Acting Sergeant in the absence of the Squad Sergeant, but will otherwise not have supervisory responsibilities. The Corporal position shall not be utilized for the purpose of avoiding / supplanting overtime or premium rates of pay for Sergeants. Section 2 Minimum Qualifications – The minimum qualifications for the position of Corporal are as follows:
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CORPORAL / FIELD TRAINING OFFICER PROGRAM. Section 1 A Corporal / Field Training Officer Program shall be established which combines the responsibilities of a Field Training Officer (FTO) / Fire Safety and Sanitation Officer (FSSO) with the duties and responsibilities of the position of Corporal (for the purposes of this Article, the combined position of Corporal / FTO (FSSO) shall be referred to as Corporal). The Corporal will be a lead worker and will be the Acting Sergeant in the absence of the Squad Sergeant, but will otherwise have limited supervisory responsibilities as directed by the Division Commander or designee. The Corporal position shall not be utilized for the purpose of avoiding / supplanting overtime or premium rates of pay for Sergeants. A Corporal may be assigned as an acting Sergeant by the Shift Commander to take the place of an absent Shift Sergeant. A Corporal may be assigned as acting Sergeant as long as two other supervisors with the rank of Sergeant or Lieutenant are also on duty.
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