Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus Sample Clauses

Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus. Effective upon ratification between the parties, a two percent (2.0%) premium incentive pay will be provided to one Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Technician based on the Firefighter “A” base rate. The Firefighter assigned will be required to obtain certification as a breathing apparatus technician. The certification requirements as provided in WAC 000-000-00000 will be as follows: The technician must obtain and maintain SCBA certification, as mandated by WAC/OSHA and provided by the appropriate SCBA manufacturer. Technicians must be willing and able to become certified in any SCBA equipment at the level and manufacturer as specified by the POSFD. Technicians must also re-certify in accordance with WAC/OSHA and the manufacturer in order to maintain the certification.
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Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus. A two percent (2.0%) premium incentive pay will be provided to one Self- Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Technician based on the Firefighter “A” base rate. The Firefighter assigned will be required to obtain certification as a breathing apparatus technician. The certification requirements as provided in WAC 000-000-00000 will be as follows: The technician must obtain and maintain SCBA certification, as mandated by WAC/OSHA and provided by the appropriate SCBA manufacturer. Technicians must be willing and able to become certified in any SCBA equipment at the level and manufacturer as specified by the POSFD. Technicians must also re-certify in accordance with WAC/OSHA and the manufacturer in order to maintain the certification. APPENDIX B DRUG TESTING SUBSTANCE TESTS PREAMBLE While abuse of alcohol and drugs among our members is the exception rather than the rule, the Local 1257 Firefighters Negotiating Committee shares the concern expressed by many over the growth of substance abuse in America society. The drug testing procedure agreed to by the labor/management, incorporates state-of-the-art employee protection during specimen collection and laboratory testing to protect the innocent. In order to eliminate the safety risks, which result from alcohol or drugs, the parties have agreed to the following procedures. As referred to herein, employee shall mean entry-level probationary employee.
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Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus. All correctional officers shall be trained in the use of safety equipment, particularly self contained breathing apparatus ("SCBA") units. All correctional officers shall be certified in the use of SCBA equipment within six months of the entry of this agreement. The County shall provide certification documentation to the United States with respect to each correctional officer's certification status.
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