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What is the primary function of assigning points to the driving performance of employees?
What is the primary function of assigning points to the driving performance of employees?
- To provide additional training based on driving history.
- To track the driving performance of employees entrusted with the actual driving and operation of apparatus (correct)
- To promote competition among drivers in the department.
- To enforce strict disciplinary actions against poor driving.
Which of the following statements is true regarding the point system?
Which of the following statements is true regarding the point system?
- Points are automatically reset every year regardless of performance.
- The assignment of points is not considered a form of discipline. (correct)
- The point system is used to penalize employees for minor infractions.
- Points can lead to mandatory dismissal from the department.
How does the Accident Review Board use the point system?
How does the Accident Review Board use the point system?
- To document the driving records of employees operating vehicles. (correct)
- To determine eligibility for promotions based on driving history.
- To facilitate regular training programs for all drivers.
- To assess and evaluate employee conduct more generally.
What is the highest point value assessed for a non-training related accident?
What is the highest point value assessed for a non-training related accident?
Which of the following scenarios would result in a accident/incident being assessed a value of 2 points?
Which of the following scenarios would result in a accident/incident being assessed a value of 2 points?
Which of the following driving violations is NOT listed as a contributing factor in point assessment?
Which of the following driving violations is NOT listed as a contributing factor in point assessment?
Under what circumstances would a construction zone incident be assessed points?
Under what circumstances would a construction zone incident be assessed points?
What is the point value assigned for a reported of damage incident?
What is the point value assigned for a reported of damage incident?
Which of the following points assessments applies to driving violations?
Which of the following points assessments applies to driving violations?
How does the ARB determine the point assignment for accidents and incidents?
How does the ARB determine the point assignment for accidents and incidents?
What is the maximum number of points that can be removed from a TFD Driver's License after successful completion of a remedial driver training program?
What is the maximum number of points that can be removed from a TFD Driver's License after successful completion of a remedial driver training program?
What happens to a licensee who accumulates twelve (12) or more points against their TFD Driver's License in a thirty-six (36) month period?
What happens to a licensee who accumulates twelve (12) or more points against their TFD Driver's License in a thirty-six (36) month period?
Which of the following accurately defines a 'minor incident'?
Which of the following accurately defines a 'minor incident'?
In what scenario would an incident be classified as 'non-chargeable'?
In what scenario would an incident be classified as 'non-chargeable'?
What characterizes the definition of an 'accident' in relation to driving records?
What characterizes the definition of an 'accident' in relation to driving records?
How often can points be removed from a TFD Driver's License due to remedial training?
How often can points be removed from a TFD Driver's License due to remedial training?
Which of the following is counted as a 'training certified accident'?
Which of the following is counted as a 'training certified accident'?
What differentiates a 'report of damage' from other types of incidents?
What differentiates a 'report of damage' from other types of incidents?
An ACCIDENT is an occurrence whereby a collision, injury or property loss was a result of the combination of the driver/operator’s actions or failure to act, in the presence of extenuating circumstances or factors that were outside the control of the driver.
An ACCIDENT is an occurrence whereby a collision, injury or property loss was a result of the combination of the driver/operator’s actions or failure to act, in the presence of extenuating circumstances or factors that were outside the control of the driver.
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ARB Driving Safety Point System
ARB Driving Safety Point System
A system for tracking driving performance of Fire Department vehicle operators, not for disciplinary action.
Isa Fire Department Accident Review Program
Isa Fire Department Accident Review Program
Program to review Fire Department licensee driving records, with specific point thresholds for review and suspension.
Review trigger (points)
Review trigger (points)
Accumulating six points in an eighteen-month period triggers review by the Accident Review Board (ARB).
Remedial training max points
Remedial training max points
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Suspension trigger (points)
Suspension trigger (points)
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Accident
Accident
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Incident
Incident
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Minor Incident
Minor Incident
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Non-Chargeable Incident
Non-Chargeable Incident
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Report of Damage
Report of Damage
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Training accident/incident
Training accident/incident
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Driving Violations
Driving Violations
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Accident Points
Accident Points
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Incident Points
Incident Points
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Minor Incident Point
Minor Incident Point
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0 points Incidents
0 points Incidents
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Driving Violation Points
Driving Violation Points
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Point Assessment
Point Assessment
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Study Notes
ARB Driving Safety Record Point System
- Points assigned by the Accident Review Board (ARB) are for tracking driving performance, not disciplinary action.
- Employees operating Fire Department vehicles accumulate points for incidents that impact their driving record.
Isa Fire Department Accident Review Program
- Licensees with six points in an eighteen-month period undergo review by the ARB.
- A successful completion of a remedial driver-training program can remove a maximum of two points but only once in an eighteen-month span.
- Accumulating twelve points in thirty-six months results in a maximum twelve-month suspension of driving privileges.
- The ARB chairperson informs the Fire Chief of maximum point accrual.
Definitions of Incidents
- Accident: Primary cause of collision, injury, or property loss due to driver action or inaction.
- Incident: Collision or injury affected by driver actions and external, uncontrollable factors.
- Minor Incident: Criteria include non-excessive actions and minimal physical damage.
- Non-Chargeable Incident: Driver actions did not contribute to the incident.
- Report of Damage: Damage occurs while parked or origins are unknown.
- Training Accident/Incident: Damage while training on unqualified apparatus.
Examples of Training Accidents
- RFEO certified on an engine training on a ladder without certification is considered a training accident.
- RFEO certified on one ladder type training on another unqualified ladder type is also included.
Accidents in Construction Zones
- Considered an accident if it occurs while certified on the driving apparatus in a construction zone.
Driving Violations
- Negligent practices or police citations for severe violations (e.g., reckless driving, running signals) note a breach of defensive driving.
- Include confirmed negligence while operating Fire Department vehicles.
Point Categories for Accidents/Incidents
- Accident: 4 points
- Incident: 3 points
- Minor Accident/Incident: 2 points
- Non-Chargeable Incident / Report of Damage / Training Non-Certified / Training RFEO Certified / Construction Accident / Incident: 0 points
- Driving Violations: 0-2 points depending on severity.
Point Assessment and Application
- Points assessed based on the investigation; ARB determines the level (0-4 points).
- For training and construction incidents, a half-value point system is applied (0-2 points).
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Test your knowledge on the ARB Driving Safety Record Point System. This quiz covers key aspects of point accumulation, incident definitions, and consequences for firefighters. Ensure you're up-to-date on the regulations that impact driving performance within the Fire Department.
