Field Training Officer definition

Field Training Officer means a member of the fire department who is assigned to and performs the duties and responsibilities of the field training officers program.
Field Training Officer. Rating: Probationary Police Officers will be rated daily/weekly while in the Field Training Officer (FTO) program, and then semi-annually thereafter.
Field Training Officer or "FTO" means an experienced police officer who provides on-the-job training and supervision of probationary police officers during the Field Training and Evaluation Program, while also serving as a patrol officer.

Examples of Field Training Officer in a sentence

  • If there are insufficient volunteers to work the Weekend Support Shift – Part 1, then the Service shall assign members starting with the most junior member not assigned to a Field Training Officer to work the Weekend Support Shift – Part 1.

  • An Employee assigned to the position of Field Training Officer shall receive one- half (1/2) hour of compensatory time in addition to his or her hourly wage for each full shift worked as a Field Training Officer.

  • The position of Field Training Officer (FTO) shall be held by a Trooper who most closely meets the requirements set forth by the Employer which are outlined in policy OSP-501.

  • Hostage Negotiation Tactical Response SWAT (Special Weapons And Tactics) Field Training Officer (Sergeants are not eligible).

  • Only the Field Training Officer assignments authorized by the Fire Chief or designee shall be eligible for Field Training Officer pay.


More Definitions of Field Training Officer

Field Training Officer. A Firefighter assigned by the chief or his designee, to oversee the training and evaluation of a full time or part time employee as deemed necessary by the Fire Chief.
Field Training Officer or “FTO” means an experienced police officer who provides on-the-job training and supervision of probationary police officers during the Field Training and Evaluation Program, while also serving as a patrol officer.
Field Training Officer. A Patrol Officer assigned to serve as Field Training Officer shall receive additional compensation when assigned as FTO for the period of training a new employee, on the basis of the Detective rate of pay. Assignment of the FTO duties shall be at the sole discretion of the Chief.
Field Training Officer or "FTO" means an experienced senior EMT who has been certified by the Commission to evaluate new EMTs to ensure they have the awareness of state protocols as well as knowledge and skills of trauma, anatomy, physiological, and pathophysiological components of EMS so they can safely operate on their own as an EMT.
Field Training Officer or "FTO" means an experienced police officer whose responsibilities include providing on-the-job training and supervision of probationary police officers, and continual training of all police officers.
Field Training Officer. An employee who is officially assigned the task of training an employee or employees.
Field Training Officer. (B) and (C). Removal of certification may be authorized only by the Chief of Police (or his designee) upon either the recommendation of the Selection Committee or as a result of the disciplinary process. Prior to the Deputy Chief’s recommendation, the Deputy Chief will meet with the Union to discuss the recommendation without the officer present. Subsequently, the officer will have the right to meet with the Chief of Police to discuss the removal.