Our fire department is trying to come up with a system for signing individuals off on apparatus. We currently have 3 different make/model of engine, 2 types of ambulances, a water tender and two brush rigs.
We have a haphazard system of signoffs....some good ol boy, some paperwork. Now they are talking about standardizing and in addition to having the Pumper/Operator certifications (EVOC for ambulances), needing 10 hours driving time - per apparatus - to be signed off.
What does your fire department do? A pumping test and driving test? New tests for different apparatus? Hours behind the wheel?
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Check this previous thread: http://www.firehouse.com/forums/show...river+training (Driver training)
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