Deputy Chiefs Sample Clauses
The 'Deputy Chiefs' clause defines the roles, responsibilities, and authority of individuals designated as Deputy Chiefs within an organization or agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the scope of their decision-making power, the circumstances under which they may act on behalf of the Chief, and any limitations to their authority. For example, it may specify that Deputy Chiefs can approve certain actions or represent the Chief in meetings when the Chief is unavailable. The core function of this clause is to ensure continuity of leadership and clear delegation of authority, thereby preventing operational delays or confusion in the absence of the Chief.
Deputy Chiefs. The Fire Chief may have up to six (6) appointed Deputy Chiefs. Organizationally, the Deputy Chief classification will be immediately below the classification of Assistant Chief and immediately above the classification of Battalion Chief. The rank of Deputy Chief shall be filled by persons meeting the requirements of TLGC 143.014(e) as of the effective date of this Agreement, and this Article. All promotions to any position in the classification of Deputy Chief shall be made by discretionary appointment of the Chief. The Chief will not be required to make promotions within any specific time. The Chief may, in his sole discretion, use any additional process or assessment procedure in making appointments to the deputy chief positions. Appointment to the rank of Deputy Chief shall be by mutual consent of the Chief and the appointee.
Deputy Chiefs. The rank immediately below the Fire Chief rank is currently classified as Deputy Chief. Pursuant to Section 143.014 of the Civil Service Act, each person occupying a Deputy Chief position, as authorized by the City Council, shall be appointed by the Fire Chief at his/her discretion. Persons eligible to be appointed as Deputy Chiefs are limited to those Fire Fighters in the Assistant Chief or Battalion Chief ranks.
Deputy Chiefs. The classification previously titled “Division Chief” is now titled “Deputy Chief.” The Fire Chief may have up to six (6) appointed Deputy Chiefs. Organizationally, the Deputy Chief classification will be immediately below the classification of Assistant Chief and immediately above the classification of Battalion Chief. The rank of Deputy Chief shall be filled by persons meeting the requirements of TLGC 143.014(e) as of the effective date of this Agreement, and this Article. All promotions to any position in the classification of Deputy Chief shall be made by discretionary appointment of the Chief. The Chief will not be required to make promotions within any specific time. The Chief may, in his sole discretion, use any additional process or assessment procedure in making appointments to the deputy chief positions. Appointment to the rank of Deputy Chief shall be by mutual consent of the Chief and the appointee.
Deputy Chiefs. Preference will be given to candidates who possess the following: