Flight Crew Captain Sample Clauses

Flight Crew Captain. An employee regularly assigned to perform as a Flight Crew Captain shall be eligible to receive a bi-weekly differential equivalent to 12.5% of the top step Firefighter Paramedic level. The Flight Crew Captain shall be required to hold the rank of Captain and shall oversee all helicopter operations in special operations, including, but not limited to, daily flight operations, rescue hoist operations, wildland air operations, paramedic duties for air rescue transport, search and rescue, and command control. An employee who is designated by the Department and meets the criteria for inclusion as a Flight Crew Captain (e.g., has the necessary hoist qualifications and has completed ground school) who is not assigned as a Flight Crew Captain shall be eligible to receive a bi-weekly differential equivalent to 1.5% of the top step Firefighter Paramedic level per pay period, to maintain the necessary hoist qualifications and ground school education.
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Flight Crew Captain. Effective the first full pay period following Board of Supervisors approval, an employee regularly assigned to perform as a Flight Crew Captain shall be eligible to receive a bi- weekly differential equivalent to 12.5% of the top step Firefighter level (i.e., $318.92). The Flight Crew Captain shall be required to hold the rank of Captain and shall oversee all helicopter operations in special operations, including, but not limited to, daily flight operations, rescue hoist operations, wildland air operations, paramedic duties for air rescue transport, search and rescue, and command control.

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  • Captains A. In accordance with federal and state law, the Employer has determined that captain positions are overtime exempt and as such are not covered by federal or state overtime laws. Compensation is based on the premise that captains are expected to work as many hours as necessary to provide the public services for which they were hired. The salary paid to captains (including any supplemental compensation in accordance with Article 25.12) is full compensation for all hours worked. Normally captains will be expected to work a minimum of forty (40) hours in a workweek.

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