RE-QUALIFYING Sample Clauses

RE-QUALIFYING. Employees on the Acting Captain List may re-qualify under the conditions of Section 2 on the Regular Qualifying Examination for the purpose of improving their aggregate scores. Employees on the Acting Captain List may not re-qualify for the purpose of improving their aggregate scores in the years when an off cycle Qualifying Examination is required under Section 2.10. When re-qualifying, if the candidate receives a lower aggregate score in the re-qualifying routine than the aggregate score that the candidate held before re-qualifying, the higher aggregate score of the two will stand. However, any re-qualifying attempt that results in a final aggregate score of less than 75% will cause the candidate to be removed from the Acting Captain List and lose their ranking based on qualifying year.
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RE-QUALIFYING. Employees on the Acting Fire Prevention Captain List may re-qualify under the conditions of Section 2 for the purpose of improving their aggregate scores. When re- qualifying, if the candidate receives a lower aggregate score in the re-qualifying routine than the aggregate score that the candidate held before re-qualifying, the higher aggregate score of the two will stand. However, any re-qualifying attempt that results in a final aggregate score of less than 75% will cause the candidate to be removed from the Acting Fire Prevention Captain Xxxx.
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RE-QUALIFYING. Employees on the Acting Training Officer List may re-qualify under the conditions of Section 2 on the Regular Qualifying Examination for the purpose of improving their aggregate scores. When re-qualifying, if the candidate receives a lower aggregate score in the re-qualifying routine than the aggregate score that the candidate held before re- qualifying, the higher aggregate score of the two will stand. However, any re-qualifying attempt that results in a final aggregate score of less than 75% will cause the candidate to be removed from the Acting Training Officer List and lose their ranking based on qualifying year.
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RE-QUALIFYING. Employees on the Acting Communications Shift Supervisor List may re-qualify under the conditions of Section 2 for the purpose of improving their aggregate scores. When re- qualifying, if the candidate receives a lower aggregate score in the re-qualifying routine than the aggregate score that the candidate held before re-qualifying, the higher aggregate score of the two will stand. However, any re-qualifying attempt that results in a final aggregate score of less than 75% will cause the candidate to be removed from the Acting Communications Shift Supervisor List and lose their ranking based on qualifying year.
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RE-QUALIFYING. Those on the list of personnel qualifying for promotion to Assistant Captain will re-qualify every four (4) years.
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RE-QUALIFYING. Those on the list of personnel qualifying for promotion to Fire Prevention Captain will re-qualify every four (4) years.
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RE-QUALIFYING. Those on the Fire Prevention Captain List will re-qualify not less than every four (4) years. Personnel on the Fire Prevention Captain List may re-qualify more frequently than every four (4) years for the purpose of improving their aggregate scores. When re- qualifying, if the candidate receives a lower aggregate score in the requalifying routine than the aggregate score that the candidate held before requalifying, the higher aggregate score of the two will stand. However, any re-qualifying attempt that results in a final aggregate score of less that 75% will cause the candidate to be removed from the Fire Prevention Captain List.
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RE-QUALIFYING. Those on the Assistant Captain List will re-qualify not less than every four (4) years. Personnel on the Assistant Captain List may re-qualify more frequently than every four (4) years for the purpose of improving their aggregate scores. When re-qualifying, if the candidate receives a lower aggregate score in the requalifying routine than the aggregate score that the candidate held before requalifying, the higher aggregate score of the two will stand. However, any re-qualifying attempt that results in a final aggregate score of less than 75% will cause the candidate to be removed from the Assistant Captain List.
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RE-QUALIFYING. Personnel qualified for the rank of Acting Captain are to re-qualify themselves at intervals of four (4) years unless becoming qualified for promotion to Captain during the current existing list. Notification of re-qualifying examinations shall be given a minimum of sixty (60) days prior to the setting of such examinations and shall commence in 1982 for those persons who qualified in 1978.
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