FIRE OFFICER PRINCIPLE AND PRACTICES

FIRE OFFICER PRINCIPLE AND PRACTICES Fire officer 1 classification is generally bestowed upon an individual who supervises a__________? single fire suppression unit or a small administrative group within a fire department. Fire officer I performs many administrative duties and supervisory functions that are related to a small group of fire department members, such as ... a. Record keeping b. Managing projects c. Preparing budget requests d. Initiating and completing station maintenance requisitions e. Conducting preliminary accident investigations Fire officer II - The requirements for Fire Officer II begin with meeting all the requirements for Fire Officer I as defined in NFPA 1021 Fire Officer II duties also can be divided into three divisions known as...... 1.Administrative 2. Nonemergency 3. Emergency activities. · Evaluating a subordinate's job performance, · Correcting unacceptable performance · Completing formal performance appraisals on each member· Developing a project or divisional budget · Purchasing, soliciting and rewarding bids · Preparing news release and other reports to supervisors. These duties are known as ________ duties? Administrative duties · Conducting inspections · Reviewing accident, injury, and exposure reports to identify unsafe work environments or behaviors. · Developing pre-incident plans · Developing policies and procedures These duties are known as ________ duties?