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Official Document Type
Agreement
Approved Date
10/21/2025
Control Number
2025-242
Agenda Item Number
12.B.
Entity Name
Indian River County Emergency Services District
Subject
District Indian River County Firefighters/Paramedics Association,
Local 2201, I.A.F.F. Collective Bargaining Agreement
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A TRUE COPY <br />CERTIFICATION ON LAST PAGE <br />RYAN L. BUTLER, CLERK <br />18.08 Fire Inspectors who have at least three (3) years of experience in the Fire Prevention Bureau <br />with Indian River County Emergency Services may be appointed and promoted to <br />Lieutenant Fire Inspector, when a vacancy exists. <br />18.09 The following promotional process shall be followed: <br />RAW SCORES: <br />EXAM SCORES TOTAL SCORE (300 Points maz): <br />Multiple choice written test 100 Points max <br />Practical scenario test 200 Points max <br />TOTAL MAXIMUM RAW SCORE 300 Points <br />A minimum raw score of 230 points will be required for placement on the promotion list. <br />The written test will be 100 multiple choice questions scored at 1 point each. The exam will be <br />taken from job specific areas for each rank. Maximum score for written exam is 100 points. An <br />employee who does not score an 70% (or greater) on the written exam will not be eligible to take <br />the practical scenario test and will not be considered for promotion. At least 90 days prior to the <br />exam, candidates will be provided a list of source materials from which the questions on the exam <br />will be drawn. <br />For Officers, the practical test will be comprised of scenario -based situations that will test the <br />applicant's oral and reasoning skills, as well as their incident management capability. For Rescue <br />Sergeant, the practical test will be comprised of two scenario- based situations (medical and trauma <br />scenarios). For Driver/Engineers, the practical test will be comprised of two scenario- based <br />situations (driving and pumping) that will test the applicant's oral and reasoning skills, as well as <br />their incident management capability. As in the past, they will need to recall and verbalize their <br />instructions based on the current SOPs/SOGs and policies, meeting prescribed benchmarks, as <br />well as using their common sense and job experience. Outside evaluators from other Fire <br />Departments will evaluate and grade each applicant unless otherwise agreed upon. Maximum <br />32 <br />
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