First Class Firefighter Clause Samples

First Class Firefighter. Requirements for: First Class Firefighter 1. Firefighters shall be required to complete 18 months as a Second Class firefighter prior to being eligible to promote to First Class. 2. To be eligible to promote firefighters shall have a satisfactory rating on the most recent personnel evaluation and have met the skills, knowledge and abilities tasks outlined in the task book. 3. Firefighters may apply for promotional testing once all the required courses below have been completed, but no sooner than 60 days prior to being eligible to promote. o Firefighting Tactics and Strategy II (FFP2811) o Company Officer (FFP2720) o Fire Chemistry (FFP2111) or Fire Investigation: Origin and Cause (FFP2610) o Fire Service Course Delivery (FFP1740) o G-300 Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents or equivalent. o Florida Incident Safety Officer (RN6742) o S215 Fire Operations in Urban Interface 4. Firefighters shall successfully complete a comprehensive written test with a score of 80% or greater on the following topics. o District Safety Policy o SCBA Operations and Emergency Procedures o Exposure Control Plan o Manatee County Recommended Operating Guidelines o District Rules and Regulations o Basic Life Support Protocols o Apparatus Tool and Equipment Operations o Apparatus Inventories o District Maps, Hydrants, Protection Systems o IFSTA 1001 Essentials of Firefighting o IFSTA Company Officer o IFSTA Pump Operator o IFSTA Areal Operator 5. Successful completion of a comprehensive practical exam as determined by the Training Officer and the firefighter’s immediate supervisor. 6. Practical exam shall include the following: o Tactical Exercise o Counseling Scenario o Presentation o Extrication Scenario o Pump and Aerial Operations o Technical Rescue Exercise o Firefighting Equipment and Tool Operations. 7. Successful completion of 18 months as a Second Class Firefighter as well as the above requirements will result in the firefighter being eligible for promotion to the rank of First Class Firefighter.
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