Physical Readiness Sample Clauses

Physical Readiness. Wisconsin law requires all applicants for Law Enforcement employment attend and successfully complete a preparatory training program. The hiring standards and training programs are based upon a validated analysis of the physical tasks officers must perform (or must be prepared to perform) each day. There is no requirement that currently employed County Sheriff employees meet the same physical readiness standards used to test applicants. Nevertheless, here are the physical tests the Bayfield County Sheriff’s Office will administer once each year: 1.5 mile run 16:57 Sit-ups 30 Push ups 23 300m run 68 seconds Vertical Jump 14 inches

Physical Readiness. If there is any question concerning an employee’s fitness for duty or fitness to return to duty following a layoff or leave of absence, the District may require, at its expense, that the employee have a physical examination by a qualified and licensed physician or other appropriate medical professional selected by the District. In order to maintain peak efficiency in the Department, to best protect the public and most fully reduce insurance costs and risks, the parties agree that employees covered by this Agreement may be required to take, and pass, physical fitness tests. This physical fitness requirement may be modified, altered, or waived by the District. Employees failing to meet physical fitness standards shall be provided with fitness/wellness counseling.