Technical/Rope Rescue Sample Clauses

Technical/Rope Rescue. Firefighters assigned to Technical/Rope rescue will receive a premium pay of +2%. Sixteen (16) Suppression Firefighters shall be eligible for this premium divided equally amongst the suppression shifts (4 per shift). Captains and Firefighters must complete Technical/Rope rescue certification compliant with current NFPA’s. Firefighters must choose either Haz-Mat or Tech/Rope Rescue pay, but not both. Captains may receive pay for both Haz-Mat and Tech/Rope Rescue. Captains and Dayshift Firefighters are eligible to maintain their certification and be compensated without impacting the total number. Rotating back to shift will not affect the total number of 16 noted in this section above.
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Technical/Rope Rescue. Firefighters assigned to Technical/Rope rescue will receive a premium pay of +2%. Sixteen (16) Firefighters shall be eligible for this premium divided equally amongst the suppression shifts (4 per shift). Captains and Firefighters must complete Technical/Rope rescue certification compliant with current NFPA’s. Firefighters must choose either Haz-Mat or Tech/Rope Rescue pay, but not both. Captains may receive pay for both Haz-Mat and Tech/Rope Rescue. Effective January 1, 2012, day shift firefighters are no longer eligible for the Tech/Rope Rescue premium.
Technical/Rope Rescue. Firefighters assigned to Technical/Rope rescue will receive a premium pay of +2%. Sixteen

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