ARFF Captain Clause Samples

The ARFF Captain clause designates the individual responsible for overseeing Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) operations at an airport or similar facility. This clause typically outlines the authority, duties, and decision-making powers of the ARFF Captain, such as coordinating emergency responses, managing ARFF personnel, and ensuring compliance with safety protocols. By clearly defining the role and responsibilities of the ARFF Captain, the clause ensures effective leadership during emergencies and clarifies the chain of command, thereby enhancing operational safety and accountability.
ARFF Captain. Department protocoled Paramedic or EMT, meets all requirements for ARFF assignment, and Fire Instructor I. Fire Instructor I must be completed within one (1) year of promotion to ARFF Captain).
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ARFF Captain. (a) Current employment with the County and twelve (12) months continuous service as a Captain; and (b) Current Department protocoled Paramedic; and (c) Meets all requirements for ARFF assignment in accordance with Policy# FR-O-103; and (d) State Certified Fire Instructor I or higher; and (e) State Certified Fire Officer II or higher.
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