Testing Policy Sample Clauses

Testing Policy. Practical and written exams are administered every January, April, July, and October. Applicant must submit a completed form # 025 to the Training Division at least 14 calendar days prior to test date in order to sit for promotional test. Passing information from any test, exam, quiz or practical test to another person is against the policy of the Department. Soliciting test information from another person is also against policy. Passing score on all tests shall be 70%. • The firefighter must maintain a quiz average of 70% or greater for the previous 6 months. • The applicant must obtain an overall rating of satisfactory or better on their most recent employee evaluation. • The firefighter will be required to have at least one year of experience at each rank before promoting to the next rank, with the following exceptions: A firefighter may receive 2 months credit for every year served as a volunteer firefighter with SMFR up to six months total credit. For example if a firefighter has been a volunteer with SMFR for two years the firefighter can promote to 3rd class 4 months early. Also if a firefighter has been a state certified full time firefighter for one year or more at another fire department they shall receive 6 months credit toward their experience requirement. Advancement to 3rd class will be the only time this credit can be used. 3rd Class Firefighters of Southern Manatee Fire Rescue are required to complete the following requirements to promote to the rank of 3rd class firefighter: • Must be NIMS Compliant • Certified rider on all units -These will be specific tests obtained from your Shift Training Officer • Complete 32 Box Map Tests- These will be specific map tests obtained from your Shift Training Officer • Score of 70% or better on promotional exam. • Score of 70% or better on the practical exam. • Satisfactory employee evaluation. • Recommendation from the Oral Review Board to promote Personnel are required to have at least one year of experience as a Probationary firefighter before promoting to 3rd class. Firefighters are required to promote to 3rd class no later than two years after being hired or may be subject to discipline up to and including termination. Completion of the following classes is strongly suggested for a firefighter promoting to 3rd class: Fire Service Hydraulics * Apparatus Operations *(including EVOC) Aerial Operations X-000 X-000 * These classes the department will consider paying for after 6 months of employment. Afte...
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Testing Policy. Practical and written exams are administered every January, April, July, and October. Applicant must submit a completed form # 025 to the Training Division at least 14 calendar days prior to test date in order to sit for promotional test. Passing information from any test, exam, quiz or practical test to another person is against the policy of the Department. Soliciting test information from another person is also against policy. Passing score on all tests shall be 70%. *If any of these classes are changed or discontinued by the State Fire College, the Training Director shall approve a substitute class at his/her discretion. • The inspector must obtain an overall rating of satisfactory or better on their most recent employee evaluation. • The inspector will be required to have at least one year of experience at each rank before promoting to the next rank, with the following exceptions: A newly hired Inspector must stay at the rank of Probationary Inspector for the first year of service. Prior service consideration will be given during the Probationary Inspector level only. This rapid advancement opportunity will be allowed for a maximum credit of six (6) months only, based on: 1 year full time service as a Florida State Certified Municipal Fire Safety Inspector 3rd Class Inspectors of Southern Manatee Fire Rescue are required to complete the following requirements to promote to the rank of Inspector 3rd class: • ONE year of experience as an Inspector 4th class. • ICS 100 • ICS 200 Must be NIMS Compliant • IS 700 • Life Safety Educator 1 • Score of 70% or better on promotional exam. • Satisfactory employee evaluation. Successful evaluation of the following skills: Assist with field construction inspections. Be available for the rotating Inspector On-Call program for fire/arson investigations. Shall be able to conduct all types of fire safety inspections within the District. Have the ability to develop and deliver public education programs. After successfully achieving the rank of Inspector 3rd Class, the individual may sit for the Inspector 2nd Class exam in one year. The Inspector will need to have achieved all the requirements for that position. One year after achieving the rank of Inspector 2nd Class, the individual may sit for the Inspector 1st Class exam in one year, again all requirements for that rank must be met prior to the exam. Inspectors are required to advance from Probationary Inspector to 3rd Class Inspector in a one (1) year span. From 3rd C...
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Testing Policy. A. As a part of this substance abuse program, effective January 1, 2009, the parties will implement a sweep testing process which shall mean periodic and unannounced blanket (sweep) tests of an entire plant site, shift, or department, including associated supervision. The scope and frequency of such tests shall be at the Company's discretion, balancing benefits against costs. In addition, employees hired on or after July 1, 2008 will be subject to unannounced periodic testing for the first six (6) months of employment, and will not have recourse to the referral process described in Part IV of this Appendix in lieu of discharge in the event of a positive test result.
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Testing Policy. An employee who receives a positive alcohol or drug test result, or who is regarded as having refused to test (as defined under the policy section, “Refusal to Submit/Insubordination”), shall be terminated. Adopted by the Governing Body of the City of Hutchinson, Kansas, this day of , 2018. CITY OF HUTCHINSON, KANSAS ATTEST: By: Xxxxx X. Xxxxxxx, Mayor SERVICE EMPLOYEES' INTERNATIONAL UNION Xxxxx Xxxxxxx LOCAL 513, AFL-CIO/HRCEC City Clerk By: Xxxx Xxxxxxxx, Unit Chair SERVICE EMPLOYEES' INTERNATIONAL UNION LOCAL 513, AFL-CIO By: Xxxx Xxxxxxx, Business Representative APPENDIX A – 2019 BASE PAY RANGE Probation Status Regular Status Training (Open Range) (Classroom)* (Console) Min.** Max.** $15.39 $15.55 $15.70 $23.55 * 2018 Pay Range Minimum ** 2018 Pay Range Adjusted by 2.0% APPENDIX - B MERIT-BASED PAY & BONUS PLAN ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES The following outlines the procedure for determining the base pay increase or lump-sum bonus under the 2019 Merit-Based Pay and Bonus Plan. Performance Appraisal Timing and Rating Period Performance appraisals will be conducted on the employee’s anniversary date. The employee’s anniversary date is either their hire date, or their date of promotion, or date of demotion into their current job classification unless it is changed due to extended leave of absences. The performance rating period is defined as the twelve (12) months preceding the employee’s anniversary date.
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Testing Policy. Bristol Piping Systems is a drug-free workplace. Employees are the Employer’s most valuable resource and, for that reason, their health and safety are of paramount concern. Under the Employer’s drug testing policy, all current and prospective employees must submit to the drug testing policy. Prospective employees will only be asked to submit to a test once a conditional offer of employment has been extended and accepted. An offer of employment by Synalloy is conditioned on the prospective employee testing negative for illegal substances. If there is reason to suspect that the employee is working while under the influence of an illegal drug or alcohol, the employee may be suspended without pay until the results of a drug and alcohol test are made available to the Employer by a certified testing laboratory. Where drug or alcohol testing is part of a routine physical or random screening, there will be no adverse employment action taken until the test results are in. The Employer’s drug testing policy is intended to comply with all state laws governing drug testing and is designed to safeguard employee privacy rights to the fullest extent of the law. The illegal use, sale or possession of narcotics, drugs or controlled substances while on the job or on Employer property will result in discharge. The illegal sale of narcotics, drugs or controlled substances off duty and off Employer premises will also result in discharge. Illegal use of drugs off duty and off Employer premises is not acceptable because it can affect on-the-job performance and the confidence of our customers in the Employer’s ability to meet its responsibilities; such use may result in discharge. Alcohol is prohibited from Employer property and operations, and use of alcohol that adversely affects an employee’s job performance or the public perception of the Employer is not acceptable. For the purpose of this policy, an employee will be irrefutably presumed to have engaged in the unacceptable use of drugs and alcohol if urinalysis, blood testing or other accepted testing procedures show proof of drug or alcohol use beyond established cutoff levels.
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Testing Policy. Firefighters may apply for testing 60 days prior to the date eligible to promote. Firefighters shall complete a promotional checklist and have a satisfactory evaluation within the previous 12 months. Firefighters shall be required to pass all written tests with a score of 80% or greater. Scoring of the practical test will be based on the combined evaluation of the Training Officer and the immediate supervisor.
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Testing Policy. A. Drug and Alcohol Testing Situations HMG LLC will require drug and/or alcohol testing in the following situations:
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