— Lieutenant Promotional Test Components and Weights Sample Clauses

— Lieutenant Promotional Test Components and Weights. All lieutenant promotional examinations shall be impartial and shall relate to those matters which will test a candidate’s ability to discharge the duties of the position filled. The placement of eligible candidates on a Lieutenant promotional list shall be based on the points achieved by the candidate on each of the following components: Component Percentage Weighting Seniority 10% Ascertained Merit 10% Chief’s Points 10% Peer Review 10% Tactical Evaluation 25% Commission Oral Interview 10% Written Examination 25% Each eligible candidate shall be entitled to participate in all components of the promotional process. If a candidate wishes to withdraw from the promotional process before the completion of all components of the promotional process, the candidate shall so advise the Board of Fire Commissioners in writing. The components of the promotional process for Lieutenants shall be administered in the following order: (A) Seniority Points
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— Lieutenant Promotional Test Components and Weights. All lieutenant promotional examinations shall be impartial and shall relate to those matters which will test a candidate’s ability to discharge the duties of the position filled. The placement of eligible candidates on a Lieutenant promotional list shall be based on the points achieved by the candidate on each of the following components: Component Percentage Weighting Seniority 10% Ascertained Merit 10% Chief’s Points 10% Peer Review 10% Commission Oral Interview 10% Tactical Evaluation 25% Written Examination 25% Each eligible candidate shall be entitled to participate in all components of the promotional process. If a candidate wishes to withdraw from the promotional process before the completion of all components of the promotional process, the candidate shall so advise the Board of Fire Commissioners in writing. The promotional testing components that require candidates to physically be present should generally take place during the months of January through March as to minimize the disruption to employees’ vacation leave. The components of the promotional process for Lieutenants shall be administered in the following order: (A) Seniority Points
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