Fire Rescue Personnel Accountability
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Fire Rescue Personnel Accountability

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Which supervisory staff member has the authority to initiate a written reprimand?

  • District Chief
  • Operational Captain (correct)
  • Civilian Manager
  • Fire Rescue Administrator
  • What is the consequence for an employee who has already received 1-3 shifts off due to prior infractions?

  • Suspension for 10 shifts
  • Additional 1-3 shifts off
  • Written reprimand
  • 5 shifts off (correct)
  • Who can recommend suspension for an infraction that warrants more than one day?

  • Battalion Chief
  • Special Operations Captain
  • Fire Rescue Administrator
  • District Chief (correct)
  • What is the ultimate authority for dismissal or demotion within the Fire Rescue department?

    <p>Fire Rescue Administrator</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following individuals holds the authority to initiate disciplinary action for every level stated?

    <p>Fire Rescue Administrator</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the maximum time that a Warning can be used for cumulative disciplinary action?

    <p>12 months</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What document is used to document disciplinary actions against Fire Rescue personnel?

    <p>FR-A-101</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How long do suspensions stand as part of cumulative discipline?

    <p>24 months</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a possible consequence instead of suspension for a supervisor?

    <p>Demotion</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the conversion rate state for converting shifts?

    <p>One shift off equals two 8-hour days</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Under which circumstance can a Fire Rescue personnel be subjected to cumulative discipline?

    <p>After receiving two infractions in the same alphabetical grouping</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is expected of Fire Rescue personnel regarding the Rules and Regulations?

    <p>They must adhere strictly to all policies</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What role do supervisors play in relation to Fire Rescue personnel's adherence to policies?

    <p>Ensuring objectivity, fairness, and equity in management</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Policy Overview

    • Fire Rescue personnel are accountable for their actions regarding infractions of rules, regulations, and policies.
    • Supervisors are tasked with ensuring adherence to Fire Rescue Rules and uphold objectivity, fairness, and equity in management.

    Documentation

    • Personnel must follow the Fire Rescue Rules, Regulations, SOGs, protocols, and memorandums.
    • Violating these guidelines can lead to disciplinary action, which will be recorded on the Notification and Acknowledgment of Violation of Rules and Regulations form (FR-A-101).

    Cumulative Discipline

    • Disciplinary actions escalate if personnel have prior infractions in the same alphabetical grouping or two in different groupings.
    • After 12 months, a Warning or Written Reprimand can no longer factor into cumulative discipline; however, suspensions remain valid for 24 months.

    Demotion

    • Supervisors may demote personnel instead of imposing a suspension for infractions that typically warrant suspension.

    Conversion Rate

    • The conversion rate for personnel shifts is: one 24-hour shift equates to two 8-hour days off.

    Disciplinary Action Authority

    • Various supervisory levels have the authority to initiate specific disciplinary actions:
      • Warning: Initiated by Lieutenant, Operational Captain, ARFF Captain, Special Operations Captain, or higher.
      • Written Reprimand: Also initiated by Lieutenant, Operational Captain, ARFF Captain, Special Operations Captain, or higher.
      • Recommend Suspension: Battalions Chiefs can recommend a one-day suspension, with more extended suspensions needing District Chief approval.
      • Recommend Demotion/Dismissal: District Chief or higher can propose demotion or termination.
      • Dismissal/Demotion: Final authority lies with the Fire Rescue Administrator or Acting Fire Rescue Administrator.

    Disciplinary Guidelines

    • Written Reprimand: Results in 1-3 shifts off.
    • 1-3 Shifts Off: May lead to 5 shifts off or possible dismissal.
    • 5 Shifts Off: Directly leads to dismissal.

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    This quiz covers the responsibilities and accountability of Fire Rescue personnel regarding their actions and adherence to established rules and regulations. Participants will learn about the role of supervisors in ensuring fairness and equity among their teams. Test your knowledge on the policies that govern Fire Rescue operations.

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