Wildland Deployment Sample Clauses

Wildland Deployment. The Trinidad Fire Department will maintain a list of qualified personnel to staff the Wildland Unit. All personnel on the list must have, at a minimum, the certification of NWCG FF2 (“Red Card”). Personnel will be called based upon this previously established team seniority list. Assignment of overtime shall be at the direction of the Chief of the Department based on the following criteria: - Overtime shall be on a rotational basis beginning with the senior member of the wildland team. Succeeding overtime assignments will continue until all members have had the opportunity for overtime. - Members called from the overtime list will staff the wildland unit. - Members must be able to commit to the entire incident. This may include up to a 14-day assignment. - If unable to staff unit from list, on-duty personnel may be used to fill the positions. Backfill of on-duty personnel will come from the regular overtime list. After dispatch, once a crew has been assigned to the incident, they shall remain with the incident until demobilized. If a crew is cancelled or demobilized prior to arriving on scene, or on scene for less than eight (8) hours, those members will remain on the top of the Wildland Overtime list. Personnel need to be able to respond to and depart from Station #2 within thirty (30) minutes of call out. A Memorandum of Understanding referencing certification scheduling shall be added to Appendix B in the Fire Union Contract.
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