Standby – Duty Chief Coverage Sample Clauses

Standby – Duty Chief Coverage. As determined by the Fire Chief, Battalion Chiefs or Assistant Chiefs may be assigned as the Duty Chief. A Chief Officer assigned the responsibility and serving in the role of Duty Chief shall receive a differential of 4.8 % (of current step, base salary) for Assistant Chief and 5.60% (of current step, base salary) for Battalion Chief, per hour for each hour so assigned. When functioning as a Duty Chief, members shall be available for ser- vice at any time when called. If an employee assigned as the Duty Chief is not available when called or is unable or fails for any reason to perform the service when call, the employee shall not receive the pay provided for those hours.
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