COMMUNICATIONS CENTRE Sample Clauses

COMMUNICATIONS CENTRE. 11:01 The Communications Centre will be staffed by personnel hired specifically for fire dispatch purposes. These personnel will be classified as Alarm Dispatchers.
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COMMUNICATIONS CENTRE. Upon completion of two (2) years service, Fire Fighting personnel will be assigned to the Communications Centre for training purposes for a period of one (1) month. Upon satisfactory completion of this training period, Fire Fighters may be assigned to the Communications Centre for relief purposes including but not limited to, excessive emergency call load, annual vacation, illness, training, scheduled time off and breaks. The hours of work for Fire Fighting personnel assigned to the Communications Centre will be the same as the specific platoons to which they are assigned. In instances when the Communications Centre is to be staffed by Fire Fighting personnel, alarm dispatching duties shall be assigned to the junior qualified member on shift. The Assistant Chief and Battalion Chief may have the above-mentioned Fire Fighters relieved from the Communications Centre for drill purposes and replace them with a suitable substitute. APPENDIX C
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COMMUNICATIONS CENTRE. 28.8.1 The introduction of Country Fire Service (CFS) Operators into the SAMFS Communications Centre, on the basis that SAMFS assumes State-wide responsibility for call receipt and despatch functions, has been completed.
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COMMUNICATIONS CENTRE. 7:01 Junior Fire Fighters will be assigned Communications Centre duties in accordance with Appendix B attached hereto and forming part of this Agreement.
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COMMUNICATIONS CENTRE. Upon completion of the first eight (8) months of service, each new entry firefighter will be assigned to the Communications Centre as a trainee for a period of one (1) month. Upon satisfactory completion of this training period, each firefighter will be assigned regular Communications Centre duties. The training program is set out below: TRAINING Probationer (1st 6 months) - Some exposure to Communications Centre. First Year (7th & 8th months) - Communications Centre Operator trainee duty minimum 16 hours per month. Communications Centre Operator course - 4 hours Module I - procedures, protocols, etc. Communications Centre Operator course - 4 hours Module II - Emergency call/dispatch simulation. Beginning of 9th month - Assigned to Communications Centre as full-time trainee. Beginning of 10th month - Upon successful completion of the one (1) month full-time training period and written exam, the recruit trainee will be assigned as a qualified Operator to the Communications Centre. 12th month - First year examination (written and oral includes Communications Centre duties and responsibilities). The hours of work for Communications Centre Fire Fighters are the same as for the specific platoons to which they are assigned. Communications Centre Fire Fighters will take vacations as arranged with the platoons to which they are assigned and vacation relief is provided by the platoons concerned. Communications Centre duties shall be assigned to the two (2) junior members on shift on a rotation basis to perform Communications Centre duties. The Assistant Chief may have the above-mentioned Communications Centre Fire Fighters relieved for drill and replace them with a suitable substitute. Any member unable to carry out his daily fire fighting or fire prevention duties because of illness or injury may be assigned to Communications Centre duties or other light duties as required by the Chief or Assistant Chief, subject to the prior approval of the employee's doctor.
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COMMUNICATIONS CENTRE. 11:01 The Communications Centre will be staffed by personnel hired specifically for fire dispatch purposes. These personnel will be classified as Alarm Dispatchers and will serve a probationary period of six (6) months.
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COMMUNICATIONS CENTRE. 25.4.1 The minimum staffing level of the Communications Centre will be 2 Officers and 6 Operators working 24 x 7 and one additional officer rostered to work 5 x 8 and an additional 3 operators rostered to work 4 x 10 hour days.
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