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Company Officer Responsibilities
Company Officer Responsibilities
New Officer Expectations
Do Your JobDo Your Job
• Everyone goes home - ALWAYSALWAYS• Leadership• You need to detach• You’re no longer one of the guys
• Follow the rules• Know Policy• Learn• Be an example• Be loyal to your crew
Safety Safety
• Driving• Seat belts• Hearing Protection• On Scene• PPE Usage• SCBA Usage• Accountability• Backing rigs
• At Station• Horse play• Everyone Goes Home
- AlwaysAlways• Review LODD &
NIOSH FF Fatality Investigations
Daily ResponsibilitiesDaily Responsibilities
• Morning checks• Check Calendar• Plan the day in
advance• Free Day must be
the exception• Training• Mastery of skills• Drill Reports
• Daily Logs • Incident Reports• Maintain the station • Station Maintenance• Report problems• Don’t whine to the
Chief Aide
Other ResponsibilitiesOther Responsibilities
• Company Activity• Station Supplies• Station Maintenance• Talk with your Distinct Manager• Call your District Manager
Incident ResponsibilitiesIncident Responsibilities
• Command• Size up• Give assignments• Level 1 Staging• Never freelance• Communicate
with the IC
• Accountability • Splitting Crews
• Complete assignments
• Follow Policies• Be safe
New PersonnelNew Personnel
• Provide expectations• Supervision• Work with them• Opportunity to succeed• Let them learn• Evaluation
RecruitsRecruits
• Most important time in career• You’re responsible for them• Training• Apprenticeship• Work with other companies • Quarterly evaluations• Correct problems/issues• Set goals
TrainingTraining
• Daily drills• Mastery of skills• A video is not a drill!!!!• Hands-on is your best
solution to develop mastery
• Develop future of department
• Give opportunities to learn
• Everyone is an instructor
• Training Division is a resource
• Be on time to training• Work with other
companies
InspectionsInspections
• Completed on time• Don’t wait till the end of 6 month period• Complete reports• Learn territory
EthicsEthics
• Doing what’s right• Documentation• Follow rules• Be Consistent• Be Fair• Talk with crew
Station IssuesStation Issues
• Fix what’s broke• Clean what’s dirty• Don’t wait for your District Manager• Prevent shift wars• Keep District Manager informed• Be on time for everything
Problem SolvingProblem Solving
• Crew members• Clear expectation• Counseling• Discipline• Send it up
• Shifts• Communication• Respect• Involve your
District Manager
• Chiefs• Regular communication• Share your side• Talk with Asst Chiefs
• Public• Customer service• We are the professionals• Always respectful• Empathy• Don’t take things personally• Walk away
Provide an early heads-up on issues
Conduct on CallsConduct on Calls
• Service mentality• Remember they are having a bad
day• Be respectful• Don’t take it personally• “Do Your Job”
Conduct in PublicConduct in Public
• Appearance• Professional conduct - AlwaysAlways• Be respectful• Be empathetic• Solve the problem• Let the OIC and or your District
Manager know about issues early
Review APMsReview APMs
• 2-12 Employee Assistance Program
• 2-25 Workplace Violence Prevention and Response Policy
• 3-5 Prohibited Employment Harassment and/or Retaliation
• 3-9 Appropriate Use of City Computers
• 5-2 Vehicle Accident Reporting and Investigation
Computer UseComputer Use
• Job related use• No “All Email Users” mail• Sign all e-mails• Review APM 3-9 regularly• Check Station E-mail• Before 0830• 1330• After 1700
• Check your E-mail
Problems!!Questions??
Call me