Fitness Testing Process Sample Clauses

Fitness Testing Process. A. Fitness testing will be conducted during scheduled duty hours, when possible. Initial testing will generally be conducted during January each year. Non- represented supervisors will oversee the testing process. B. Fitness testing will be administered on a pass-fail basis. In order to pass the test, a passing score must be obtained in each of the four (4) areas of testing listed below. If a Firefighter fails any portion of the test, the Firefighter will only need to pass the failed portion in subsequent testing for that year. C. Passing requirements will be based on age- and gender-adjusted requirements according to the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board P.O.W.E.R. Test Chart, except that the one point five (1.5) mile run will be reduced to a one (1) mile run, and the one point five (1.5) mile run-time requirement will be multiplied by 0.67 to arrive at an appropriate run-time requirement for the one (1) mile run. Sit and Reach 16.00 15.00 13.80 12.80 18.80 17.80 16.80 16.30 1 Minute Sit-Up 37 34 28 23 31 24 19 13 Maximum Bench Press Ratio 98% 87% 79% 70% 58% 52% 49% 43% 1 Mile Run 9:13 9:44 10:19 10:57 10:57 11:18 11:59 12:33
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Fitness Testing Process. A. Fitness testing will be conducted during scheduled duty hours, when possible. Initial testing will generally be conducted during the third (3rd) quarter of the calendar year. Non-represented supervisors will oversee the testing process. B. Fitness testing will be administered on a pass-fail basis. In order to pass the test, a passing score must be obtained in each of the four (4) areas of testing listed below. If an Employee fails any portion of the test, the Employee will only need to pass the failed portion in subsequent testing for that year. C. Passing requirements will be based on age- and gender-adjusted requirements according to the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board P.O.W.E.R. Test Chart, except that the one point five (1.5) mile run will be reduced to a one (1) mile run, and the one point five (1.5) mile run-time requirement will be multiplied by
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