Paid 5-74 Flashcards
Firefighter whose eligibility to work MSOT is limited
- Exceeds Battalion average by 60 hours but less than 75 hours
- Only can work 1 Tour of MSOT until next printout
- Exceeds Battalion average by 45 hours but less than 60 hours
- No more than 24 Hours until next printout
On both of the above scenarios the member will have () next to their name
Firefighters who are ineligible to work MSOT
- Exceeds Battalion average by 75 on latest printout (**)
- On Accrued or Terminal leaves
- Granted time off (Self MX, Comp Time)
- Any FF 6th grade with less than 9 months of service (Can be hired if all other reasonable efforts have been exhausted)
- FF with incomplete mutual exceeding 30 days not repaid BC MAY RESTRICT MSOT until repayment
For the purpose of computing Battalion Averages of members in the MSOT pool on the MSOT printout the following employees shall be excluded
- All Probationary Firefighters
* All members who have $0.00 MSOT during the preceding 52 week period
Who can adjust the Redline
Chief Of Operations
MSOT tour assignments should be offered to members through the OOD on the basis of
*Lowest number of hours worked during the previous 52 week period as reflected on the latest bi-weekly printout. If hours worked are equal the senior member shall be given preference
In exceptional circumstances the on duty BC may deviate from the following hiring preferences
- Working 2nd tour of duty
- Working 1st but available due to a mutual
- Working a mutual
- Any other FF except on VL
- Any FF on VL
- Nobody available can hire 6th grade with less than 9 months service
Battalion Commanders or Chief Of Operations have the discretion to
*Institute a mandatory standby policy of one or all groups going off their 2nd tour of duty
Any member that does not fulfill their standby obligation
MAY BE RESTRICTED from 24’s
If all eligible FF’s offered MSOT decline, the Battalion shall order the
*JUNIOR eligible members on duty to work MSOT
Not the lowest hours
A FF ordered to perform an MSOT tour may, for good and sufficient reason and if time permits
*Provide an eligible replacement
Any FF whose cumulative total of hours worked falls 45 or more hours below the Battalion Average
Shall not be permitted to make any 24 hour mutuals until such total is within 45 hours of the Battalion Average UNLESS they make themselves available for overtime during their off tours. They must make themselves available AT LEAST 24 hours before the tour when overtime is projected within the Battalion. If you volunteer and do not fulfill your obligation then you loose your 24’s
DSCO will provide an advance staffing report to all Battalions
48 hours prior to the start of the tour. Corrected staffing reports shall be returned to DSCO by the Battalion no later than 24 hours prior to the start of the tour. Any changes to the staffing shall be reported directly on the advance sheet
DSCO will provide the FINAL staffing report to the battalions by
*1800 hours the day prior to the tour
At the 9x6 and 6x9 Roll Calls the OOD
Shall conduct a poll of eligible FF’s to determine if they will accept or decline an MSOT assignment for the following 2 tours. This info will be relayed to the Battalion. The Battalion shall consult the printout to determine eligibility.
After all units have been brought up to minimum staffing level, the Battalion shall notify the
Next 3 members in the priority column that they are designated as standbys for MSOT. The standby members will be used to cover last minute vacancies. Early relief is not to be granted to members on standby.