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Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-4 - FISCAL MANAGEMENT › Section 356-X-4-.09 - In-State Travel

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
Prudent management of school vehicles shall be the policy of the Board. Administrative and supervisory personnel using personal automobiles in the performance of their assigned duties shall be reimbursed for authorized expenses in accordance with schedules and guidelines established by the executive director and in compliance with state laws and regulations.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-4 - FISCAL MANAGEMENT › Section 356-X-4-.10 - School Accounting

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(1) The system of accounting in all departments will comply with the principles, practices, codes and regulations of the Board, State Department of Education, and recognized governmental accounting authorities.
(2) Monthly financial reports will be submitted by the comptroller to the administration for each preceding month and will be in sufficient detail and in compliance with the above policy so as to enable the administration to reach conclusions concerning the financial operations and make management decisions affecting future operations. Other special financial and inventory reports will be made as deemed necessary by the administration.
(3) The executive director will exercise full control over all school funds, equipment and facilities and will assume full responsibility and be held accountable for the proper handling of such funds.
(4) The Board will purchase suitable fidelity bonds for employees who handle school funds.
(5) Authority to contract for a subsequent year for debts beyond the current cash assets of a school requires written approval of the executive director.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-5 - INVENTORY CONTROL › Section 356-X-5-.01 - Inventory Control

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(1) An inventory control on all fixed assets and equipment shall be maintained. Department heads are accountable for departmental inventories at the school level. Department heads will be held personally accountable for any unreported losses resulting from failure to provide additions and/or deletions to the school's inventory.
(2) A physical inventory of all fixed assets and equipment will be made periodically. Contributions of equipment and other property made by PTSO and and other organizations become the property of the school and must be entered into the inventory.
(3) All fixed assets and equipment valued at $100 or more will be reported to the State of Alabama Inventory Control office semiannually.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-5 - INVENTORY CONTROL › Section 356-X-5-.02 - Insurance

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
The Board makes every effort to obtain insurance at the most economical cost, consistent with required service and school needs. Certain insurance is provided on all school property and vehicles. ASFA provides special coverage in other areas.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-5 - INVENTORY CONTROL › Section 356-X-5-.03 - Maintenance - Goals And Objectives

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(1) The Board serves as trustee of school facilities and oversees business operations for the purpose of providing facilities and services which will support a sound educational program.
(2) The Board expects, within the framework of available resources, proper operation and maintenance of the school plant, equipment, and services to set high standards of safety, promote the health of pupils and staff, reflect the aspirations of the community, and to support environmentally the efforts of the staff to provide quality instruction.
(3) The executive director will establish a thorough, effective and economical maintenance program which will assure the useful life of school sites, plants and equipment.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-5 - INVENTORY CONTROL › Section 356-X-5-.04 - Purchasing

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(1) All purchasing will be done in conformity with the Alabama State Bid Law and with sound ethical business practices (Alabama State Bid Law, Act No. 217, Alabama Law Special Session, 1967). Expenditures included in the budget as approved by the Board at the beginning of each school year will be authorized by the executive director.
(2) Commodities bought by the ASFA shall be purchased at the lowest possible cost, consistent with governing laws and an adequate standard of quality usually through competitive bidding. Employees of the Board responsible for the expenditure of public funds are held to a high level of accountability.
(3) When soliciting bids, all reasonable methods will be used in order to ensure full and free competition. Care will be exercised to ensure that bids are solicited sufficiently in advance of bid announcement to allow bidders adequate opportunity to prepare and submit their bids.
(4) All purchases must be based on properly issued and approved purchase orders.
(5) Local purchases shall be made consistent with the sound business practices fostered by this Board. Purchases shall be made either by or with the written approval of the executive director or his designee.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-5 - INVENTORY CONTROL › Section 356-X-5-.05 - Security

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
(1) ASFA is an urban school with resident facilities. Security requirements include careful instruction of all students and school personnel concerning guest visitation, protection of all property and collective concern for physical safety.
(2) To the extent deemed appropriate, the executive director is authorized to provide guard service and install any mechanical devices to ensure the safety and well being of the physical property and the personnel of ASFA.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-5 - INVENTORY CONTROL › Section 356-X-5-.06 - Operation Of School-Owned Vehicles

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The careful and considerate operation of all school-owned vehicles is expected. School-owned vehicles shall be used only for school purposes or as specified or authorized by the Board. Employees operating motor vehicles belonging to the ASFA are required to be qualified licensed drivers and are expected to operate vehicles in a careful manner with due regard for school property, private property, and the rights of others. Drivers of school-owned vehicles shall be covered by liability insurance in such amounts as the Board may from time to time determine.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-5 - INVENTORY CONTROL › Section 356-X-5-.07 - Sale Of Surplus Equipment And Property

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(1) ASFA is ruled by
Code of Ala. 1975
, §
								36-16-8(3), dealing with disposal of property and equipment as follows:
"(3) No such property shall be disposed of, transferred, assigned, or entrusted to any other department, agency, or employee thereof without the written permission of the property inventory control division."
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-6 - INSTRUCTIONAL PHILOSOPHY › Section 356-X-6-.01 - Instructional Philosophy

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(1) The ASFA's goal is to educate the child through a sound, well-balanced instructional program which promotes each child's social, mental, physical, and emotional development.
(2) The Board supports continuing efforts to accomplish this goal through design and supervision of a quality instructional program and seeks to create a proper instructional climate through provision of the best possible facilities, equipment, materials and staff.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-6 - INSTRUCTIONAL PHILOSOPHY › Section 356-X-6-.02 - Basic Program

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(1) The basic educational program for the ASFA is intended to provide for the maximum growth of all students. It shall be so developed that learning experiences will vary according to individual needs while providing all pupils with a basic body of understandings, attitudes, knowledges and skills necessary for life.
(2) ASFA is a fine arts program with a well integrated academic program. Every effort is made to ensure the compatible, productive and positive cooperation of all areas of the program. The executive director, within the guiding policies established by the Board of Directors, is the final authority and arbiter in all matters concerning the development and implementation of the basic program.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-6 - INSTRUCTIONAL PHILOSOPHY › Section 356-X-6-.03 - Course Of Study

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(1) The course of study at ASFA meets the requirements of the State of Alabama, Department of Education.
(2) Exact course titles and descriptions are listed in the ASFA Catalog.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-6 - INSTRUCTIONAL PHILOSOPHY › Section 356-X-6-.04 - Supplementary Activities

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
The ASFA encourages teachers to develop and conduct programs of supplementary activities which provide for a wide variety of student interests. Appropriate personnel shall participate in the proper design and supervision of all such activities.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-6 - INSTRUCTIONAL PHILOSOPHY › Section 356-X-6-.05 - Instructional Resources

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(1) The ASFA strives to use any and all resources that may become available to the benefit of the program.
(2) Visiting artists, touring exhibitions, programs from government, industry and the arts are sought and included as an integral and vital part of the ASFA instructional and recreational program.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-6 - INSTRUCTIONAL PHILOSOPHY › Section 356-X-6-.06 - Textbook Selection And Adoption

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(1) The ASFA complies with the current rules and regulations as set forth by the Alabama State Board of Education.
(2) Internally, a textbook committee of faculty members and administrative representatives review and recommend those instructional materials deemed necessary and desirable for the accomplishment of the program.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-6 - INSTRUCTIONAL PHILOSOPHY › Section 356-X-6-.07 - Field Trips

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
Educational study trips are considered a vital part of the curriculum and are encouraged. Field trips should originate with the teacher but must be approved by the executive director or his designee. Field trips must provide students with extended learning opportunities and must always give priority to the safety of the students.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-6 - INSTRUCTIONAL PHILOSOPHY › Section 356-X-6-.08 - Community Resources

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The ASFA encourages the enrichment of curriculum and the widening of educational horizons through the use of persons from outside the school with special knowledge, talents, or vocations to provide student or teacher learning opportunities.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-6 - INSTRUCTIONAL PHILOSOPHY › Section 356-X-6-.09 - Progress Reports

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(1) Teachers shall periodically share with parents and students an evaluation of each student's individual progress.
(2) Methods of evaluating and reporting the progress of pupils shall facilitate each student's learning, encourage the growth of self-confidence and intrinsic motivation and portray student competence in prescribed skills.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-6 - INSTRUCTIONAL PHILOSOPHY › Section 356-X-6-.10 - Promotion

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(1) For each student, the teacher(s) will recommend promotion or nonpromotion in consideration of the best interests of the students.
(2) The principal will consider the recommendation and approve final grade level assignments or special program assignments.
(3) In considering the best interests of the students, both the teacher and the principal should consider such alternatives as would likely result in maximum progress by the students, such as:
(a) Promotion without condition.
(b) Promotion on the condition of satisfactory progress in summer school.
(c) Promotion with special remedial support such as tutoring or remedial class assignment.
(d) Nonpromotion and return to the regular school.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-6 - INSTRUCTIONAL PHILOSOPHY › Section 356-X-6-.11 - Graduation

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Students who have attended the ASFA and have completed requirements prescribed by the Board will be issued a diploma or certificate of achievement and may participate in the appropriate school ceremony as approved by the executive director or his designee.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-6 - INSTRUCTIONAL PHILOSOPHY › Section 356-X-6-.12 - Continuing Teacher Education

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(1) Academic: All professional employees will be required to complete a continuing teacher education program in keeping with the comprehensive plan submitted annually by the in-service education committee.
(2) Fine Arts:
(a) All fine arts instructors are encouraged to pursue their professional interests by performing, coaching, exhibiting, publishing, or otherwise involving themselves in their particular discipline.
(b) Fine arts instructors are encouraged to participate in local, regional and national activities, organizations and conferences.
(c) Instructors in fine arts are expected to maintain and sustain their interests, contacts, and professional growth by pursuing, within their field, all possible avenues of information.
Author:
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-7 - GUIDANCE › Section 356-X-7-.01 - Guidance

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(1) Guidance and counseling programs are an integral part of the educational program. Guidance services shall be provided to help students understand themselves and their world and to assist them in developing their intellectual, educational, vocational, and social skills to the fullest capacity.
(2) Confidentiality shall be observed in all counselor-student relations.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-7 - GUIDANCE › Section 356-X-7-.02 - Dormitory - Staff Duties

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(1) The house parent(s) shall be responsible for implementing and enforcing all rules, regulations and directives, printed or stated, established by the administration of the ASFA.
(2) The primary concern of the house parent(s) and all counselors is the physical and mental well being of the students under their management.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-7 - GUIDANCE › Section 356-X-7-.03 - Food Service

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
(1) The ASFA operates a food service program as an auxiliary service to the educational program. The food service program shall be operated in such a manner as to provide attractive, nutritional meals for the maximum benefit of every child.
(2) The food service program shall operate as a nonprofit service to pupils, faculty and staff.
(3) Resident students are required to participate in one of the several food plans offered by the food service program.
(4) Exception to the use of a food plan for the resident student is given only when a licensed medical doctor issues a written statement that the ASFA food service program cannot comply with the specific dietary requirements as prescribed for medical reasons.
(5) Nonresident students are not required to participate in any food service program of the ASFA.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-7 - GUIDANCE › Section 356-X-7-.04 - Student Opportunities

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Equal educational opportunities for all students shall be provided by the ASFA without regard to race, religion, economic, or social conditions.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-7 - GUIDANCE › Section 356-X-7-.05 - Student Involvement

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(1) Students are encouraged to participate actively in the affairs of their school and community. To the greatest extent possible, students shall be provided with opportunities to assume leadership roles in the conduct of school affairs.
(2) Students elect a representative to the board of the parent-teacher-student organization.
(3) Students elect officers and conduct business through the student government association. The SGA is the official voice of the student body to the administration.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-7 - GUIDANCE › Section 356-X-7-.06 - Student Behavior

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(1) Student behavior in the ASFA shall be based on principles of respect and consideration for the rights of others. Students shall have access to all rules and regulations by which they shall abide. Violation of conduct rules may be cause for suspension or dismissal.
(2) The ASFA publishes a student handbook which is distributed to all students.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 356 - ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS › Chapter 356-X-7 - GUIDANCE › Section 356-X-7-.07 - Relationship To ASFA Foundation

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(1) ASFA is the direct beneficiary of the ASFA Foundation.
(2) The ASFA Foundation is a private, nonprofit organization which functions as a support instrument to the ASFA.
(3) The ASFA Foundation has the ability and capacity to provide goods and services to ASFA upon request.
(4) The ASFA Foundation is independent of the ASFA as an operating organization. The executive director is an ex officio, non-voting member of the ASFA Foundation Board of Directors.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
H.J.R. 145, September 17, 1971.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-1 - GENERAL REGULATIONS AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES › Section 360-X-1-.01 - General Regulations And Administrative Procedures

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The General Regulations and Administrative Procedures Section
				of the Rules and Regulations of the Commission covers those areas that are
				required for all levels of certification and personnel administration. Specific
				requirements for each level are set forth in separate provisions that follow
				this section.
NOTE
: Participation in the certification program
				shall not be mandated for any level or position of fire service personnel
				except trainee which is required by the
Code of Ala.
				1975
, §
								36-32-7.
(1)
			 Responsibilities of the chief of each fire fighting agency.
(a) The chief shall be responsible to see
			 that all required forms and necessary information is properly filed with the
			 office of the Commission.
(b) The
			 chief shall be responsible to see that each employee, who is required, receives
			 the required training at an approved school. Training is required under State
			 Law when:
1. The employee is a firefighter or
			 fire protection personnel as defined in §
										36-32-1, and
2. The firefighter is employed by a "fire
			 fighting agency," as defined in §
										36-32-1, and
3. The firefighter provides services to the
			 public, and
4. The firefighter
			 receives compensation for those services, and
5. Compensation received obligates the
			 firefighter to perform.
(c) The chief shall be responsible to see
			 that required training is conducted within the time set forth in the
Code of Ala. 1975
, §
									36-32-7. When an employee is
			 voluntarily or involuntarily terminated from employment and rehired by the same
			 employer, such employment shall be calculated as though employment was
			 continuous since the time of the first employment date.
(d) The chief shall cooperate with the
			 Commission and Executive Director in carrying out the mandates and
			 responsibilities of the
Code of Ala. 1975
,
			 §§
									36-32-1 through 36-32-12 and the By-Laws and Regulations of the
			 Commission.
(e) The chief shall be
			 responsible to see that his instructors are kept informed of the procedures for
			 certification.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-2 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED FIRE FIGHTER › Section 360-X-2-.01 - Certified Volunteer Fire Fighter

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(1) Entrance Requirements
(a) Prior to entering the certification
			 course, the candidate shall meet the Entrance Requirements set out in NFPA
			 1001,
Standard for Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications,
as adopted by the Commission which shall be met by the following:
1. The candidate must have on file with the
			 Commission a Physical Statement (AFC & PSC Form 05) from a licensed
			 practicing physician or such designee.
2. The candidate must be able to read, write
			 and communicate the English language.
3. The candidate must be a minimum age of 18
			 years.
4. The candidate must have
			 successfully completed emergency medical care training that included infection
			 control, CPR, bleeding control and shock management.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-2 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED FIRE FIGHTER › Section 360-X-2-.02 - Certified Career Fire Fighter

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(1) General
			 Requirements
(a) Certified Career Fire Fighter
			 courses shall be delivered by one of two methods: Fire Fighter I/II program or
			 Fire Fighter I/II Bridge program.
(b) These courses may only be conducted at
			 facilities approved by the Commission.
(c) The Fire Fighter I/II program has a
			 minimum initial enrollment of eight (8) candidates; the Fire Fighter I/II
			 Bridge program has a minimum initial enrollment of four (4) candidates. In
			 every case, sufficient personnel must be available to conduct required training
			 evolutions in a safe manner.
(d)
			 These courses shall be conducted in an academy format and according to a
			 schedule that is approved by the Commission and which shall include the
			 following elements:
1. Instruction and
			 evaluation shall occur in a group setting with at least the required minimum
			 number of students as prescribed in this chapter.
2. This course shall be completed within a
			 twelve-month time period.
3.
			 Instruction shall predominantly be provided to candidates in-person.
			 Self-paced, correspondence or predominately distance-delivery instruction is
			 not permitted. In all cases, an approved instructor shall be physically present
			 and responsible for the course.
4.
			 During periods of instruction or evaluation, candidates shall be engaged solely
			 in the educational process and shall not be subject to emergency response,
			 administrative, maintenance, or other tasks or duties not related to the
			 course.
5. The academy format may
			 include alternative schedules and shall not be limited to traditional business
			 days or hours.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-2 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED FIRE FIGHTER › Section 360-X-2-.03 - Certified Fire Fighter II

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(1)
			 General Requirements
(a) This course may be
			 taught in conjunction with the Fire Fighter I certification course.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-2 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED FIRE FIGHTER › Section 360-X-2-.04 - Fire Fighter I/II Bridge Certification Program. (REPEALED)

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The agency was previously named
"Alabama Fire Fighters'
				  Personnel Standards And Education
				  Commission".
Author:
Wayne Murry
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										36-32-1 -
				  36-32-12.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-2 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED FIRE FIGHTER › Section 360-X-2-.05 - Special Certification For Fire Chief

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(1) Requirements
(a) The candidate must be employed as the
			 chief executive officer of a fire fighting agency in the State of Alabama and
			 must not be currently certified as a Firefighter I by the Commission.
(b) The candidate must have accumulated
			 training, certification and/or experience based on professional fire service
			 employment.
(c) The candidate must
			 have on file with the Commission a physical statement (AFC & PSC Form 05)
			 from a physician licensed to practice in Alabama.
(d) The candidate must demonstrate the
			 capacity to function as the chief executive officer of a fire fighting agency
			 by providing documentation to support compliance with one of the following:
1. A minimum of five years of related
			 professional experience in the fire service and the possession of a bachelor's
			 degree in a related discipline.
2.
			 A minimum of seven years of related professional experience in the fire service
			 and the possession of an associate degree in a related discipline.
3. A minimum of ten years of related
			 professional experience in the fire service and successful completion, with a
			 score of greater than or equal to 70%, on each of the following Commission
			 examinations:
(i) Firefighter I/II
(ii) Fire Officer I
(iii) Fire Department Safety Officer:
			 Incident Safety Officer
(e) This special certification is limited to
			 employment only with the fire fighting agency referenced in section (1) (a).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-3 - CERTIFIED FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES INSTRUCTOR › Section 360-X-3-.01 - Certified Fire And Emergency Services Instructor I

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(1) Requirements
(a) The candidate must have a high school
			 diploma or GED certificate.
(b)
			 This course may only be offered in fire departments, educational institutions,
			 or in academy situations which receive approval from the Commission to conduct
			 the course at this location.
(c)
			 Examination. There will be an examination for state certification for each
			 level of progression provided by the Alabama Fire College and Personnel
			 Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of
			 70% is required for the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of course completion.
3. All certification testing, to include
			 re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the course completion
			 date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-3 - CERTIFIED FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES INSTRUCTOR › Section 360-X-3-.02 - Certified Fire And Emergency Services Instructor II

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(1) Requirements
(a) The candidate must be a Certified Fire
			 Instructor I or Certified Fire and Emergency Services Instructor I.
(b) The candidate must have a high school
			 diploma or GED certificate.
(c)
			 This course may only be offered in fire departments, educational institutions,
			 or in academy situations which receive approval from the Commission to conduct
			 the course at this location.
(d)
			 Examination. There will be an examination for state certification for each
			 level of progression provided by the Alabama Fire College and Personnel
			 Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of
			 70% is required for the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of course completion.
3. All certification testing, to include
			 re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the course completion
			 date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-3 - CERTIFIED FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES INSTRUCTOR › Section 360-X-3-.03 - Certified Fire And Emergency Services Instructor III

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(1) Requirements
(a) The candidate must be a Certified Fire
			 Instructor II or Certified Fire and Emergency Services Instructor II.
(b) The candidate must have a high
			 school diploma or GED certificate.
(c) This course may only be offered in fire
			 departments, educational institutions, or in academy situations which receive
			 approval from the Commission to conduct the course at this location.
(d) Examination. There will be an examination
			 for state certification for each level of progression provided by the Alabama
			 Fire College and Personnel Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of 70% is required for
			 the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of course completion.
3. All certification testing, to include
			 re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the course completion
			 date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-4 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED FIRE INSPECTOR › Section 360-X-4-.01 - Certified Fire Inspector I

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
(1)
			 Requirements
(a) The candidate must have a
			 high school diploma or GED certificate.
(b) Minimum age requirement is 18
			 years.
(c) Examination. There will
			 be an examination for state certification for each level of progression
			 provided by the Alabama Fire College and Personnel Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of 70% is required for
			 the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of course completion.
3. All certification testing, to include
			 re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the course completion
			 date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-4 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED FIRE INSPECTOR › Section 360-X-4-.02 - Certified Fire Inspector II

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
(1)
			 Requirements
(a) The candidate must be a
			 Certified Fire Inspector I.
(b)
			 Minimum age requirement is 18 years.
(c) Examination. There will be an examination
			 for state certification for each level of progression provided by the Alabama
			 Fire College and Personnel Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of 70% is required for
			 the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of course completion.
3. All certification testing, to include
			 re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the course completion
			 date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-4 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED FIRE INSPECTOR › Section 360-X-4-.03 - Certified Fire Inspector III

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
(1)
			 Requirements
(a) The candidate must be a
			 Certified Fire Inspector II.
(b)
			 Minimum age requirement is 18 years.
(c) Examination. There will be an examination
			 for state certification for each level of progression provided by the Alabama
			 Fire College and Personnel Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of 70% is required for
			 the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of course completion.
3. All certification testing, to include
			 re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the course completion
			 date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-5 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED FIRE INVESTIGATOR › Section 360-X-5-.01 - Certified Fire Investigator

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(1)
			 Requirements
(a) The candidate must be at
			 least 18 years of age.
(b) The
			 candidate must have a high school diploma or GED certificate.
(c) Examination. There will be an examination
			 for state certification provided by the Alabama Fire College and Personnel
			 Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of
			 70% is required for the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of course completion.
3. All certification testing, to include
			 re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the course completion
			 date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-5 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED FIRE INVESTIGATOR › Section 360-X-5-.02 - Certified Advanced Fire Investigator

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(1)
			 Requirements
(a) The candidate must be a
			 Certified Fire Investigator.
(b)
			 The candidate must be at least 18 years of age.
(c) The candidate must have a high school
			 diploma or GED certificate.
(d)
			 Examination. There will be an examination for state certification provided by
			 the Alabama Fire College and Personnel Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of 70% is required for
			 the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of course completion.
3. All certification testing, to include
			 re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the course completion
			 date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-5 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED FIRE INVESTIGATOR › Section 360-X-5-.03 - Certified Fire Investigator III

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
(1) Requirements
(a) The candidate must be a Certified Fire
			 Investigator II.
(b) The candidate
			 must be at least 18 years of age.
(c) The candidate must have a high school
			 diploma or GED certificate.
(d)
			 Examination. There will be an examination for state certification provided by
			 the Alabama Fire College and Personnel Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of 70% is required for
			 the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of course completion.
3. All certification testing, to include
			 re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the course completion
			 date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-5 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED FIRE INVESTIGATOR › Section 360-X-5-.04 - Certified Accelerant Detection Canine Handler

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
(1) Requirements
(a) The candidate must be at least 18 years
			 of age.
(b) The candidate must have
			 a high school diploma or GED certificate.
(c) Examination. There will be an examination
			 for state certification provided by the Alabama Fire College and Personnel
			 Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of
			 70% is required for the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of course completion.
3. All certification testing, to include
			 re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the course completion
			 date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-5 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED FIRE INVESTIGATOR › Section 360-X-5-.05 - Certified Explosives Detection Canine Handler

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
(1) Requirements
(a) The candidate must be at least 18 years
			 of age.
(b) The candidate must have
			 a high school diploma or GED certificate.
(c) Examination. There will be an examination
			 for state certification provided by the Alabama Fire College and Personnel
			 Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of
			 70% is required for the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of course completion.
3. All certification testing, to include
			 re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the course completion
			 date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-6 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED FIRE OFFICER › Section 360-X-6-.01 - Certified Fire Officer I

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
(1)
			 Requirements
(a) The candidate must be a
			 certified Fire Fighter II.
(b) The
			 candidate must be a certified Fire Instructor I.
(c) Examination. There will be an examination
			 for state certification for each level of progression provided by the Alabama
			 Fire College and Personnel Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of 70% is required for
			 the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of course completion.
3. All certification testing, to include
			 re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the course completion
			 date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-6 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED FIRE OFFICER › Section 360-X-6-.02 - Certified Fire Officer II

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
(1)
			 Requirements
(a) The candidate must be a
			 Certified Fire Officer I.
(b) The
			 candidate must be a Certified Fire Instructor I.
(c) Examination. There will be an examination
			 for state certification for each level of progression provided by the Alabama
			 Fire College and Personnel Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of 70% is required for
			 the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of course completion.
3. All certification testing, to include
			 re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the course completion
			 date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-6 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED FIRE OFFICER › Section 360-X-6-.03 - Certified Fire Officer III

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
(1)
			 Requirements
(a) The candidate must be a
			 Certified Fire Officer II.
(b)
			 Examination. There will be an examination for state certification for each
			 level of progression provided by the Alabama Fire College and Personnel
			 Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of
			 70% is required for the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of course completion.
3. All certification testing, to include
			 re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the course completion
			 date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-6 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED FIRE OFFICER › Section 360-X-6-.04 - Certified Fire Officer IV

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
(1)
			 Requirements
(a) The candidate must be a
			 Certified Fire Officer III.
(b)
			 Examination. There will be an examination for state certification for each
			 level of progression provided by the Alabama Fire College and Personnel
			 Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of
			 70% is required for the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of course completion.
3. All certification testing, to include
			 re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the course completion
			 date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-7 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED APPARATUS OPERATOR › Section 360-X-7-.01 - Certified Emergency Vehicle Driver

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(1) Requirements
(a) The candidate must be at least 18 years
			 of age.
(b) The candidate must
			 possess a valid driver's license.
(c) Examination. There will be an examination
			 for state certification provided by the Alabama Fire College and Personnel
			 Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of
			 70% is required for the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of course completion.
3. All certification testing, to include
			 re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the course completion
			 date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-7 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED APPARATUS OPERATOR › Section 360-X-7-.02 - Certified Fire Apparatus Operator: Pumper

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(1) Requirements
(a) The candidate must be a Certified Fire
			 Fighter I or Certified Volunteer Fire Fighter.
(b) The candidate must possess a valid
			 driver's license.
(c) The candidate
			 must successfully complete the Emergency Vehicle Driver course.
(d) Examination. There will be an examination
			 for state certification provided by the Alabama Fire College and Personnel
			 Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of
			 70% is required for the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of course completion.
3. All certification testing, to include
			 re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the course completion
			 date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-7 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED APPARATUS OPERATOR › Section 360-X-7-.03 - Certified Fire Apparatus Operator: Aerial

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(1) Requirements
(a) The candidate must be a Certified Fire
			 Fighter I or Certified Volunteer Fire Fighter.
(b) The candidate must possess a valid
			 driver's license.
(c) The candidate
			 must successfully complete the Emergency Vehicle Driver course.
(d) The Candidate must be a Certified Fire
			 Apparatus Operator: Pumper.
(e)
			 Examination. There will be an examination for state certification provided by
			 the Alabama Fire College and Personnel Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of 70% is required for
			 the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of course completion.
3. All certification testing, to include
			 re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the course completion
			 date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-7 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED APPARATUS OPERATOR › Section 360-X-7-.04 - Certified Fire Apparatus Operator: Aircraft Rescue And Firefighting

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(1) Requirements
(a) The candidate must be a Certified Fire
			 Fighter II and a Certified Airport Firefighter.
(b) The candidate must possess a valid
			 driver's license.
(c) The candidate
			 must successfully complete the Emergency Vehicle Driver course.
(d) Examination. There will be an examination
			 for state certification provided by the Alabama Fire College and Personnel
			 Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of
			 70% is required for the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken within 12 months of
			 course completion.
3. All
			 certification testing, to include re-testing, must be completed within 12
			 months of the course completion date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-7 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED APPARATUS OPERATOR › Section 360-X-7-.05 - Certified Fire Apparatus Operator: Mobile Water Supply

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
(1) Requirements
(a) The candidate must be at least 18 years
			 of age.
(b) The candidate must
			 possess a valid driver's license.
(c) The Candidate must successfully complete
			 the Emergency Vehicle Driver course.
(d) Examination. There will be an examination
			 for state certification provided by the Alabama Fire College and Personnel
			 Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of
			 70% is required for the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken within 12 months of
			 course completion.
3. All
			 certification testing, to include re-testing, must be completed within 12
			 months of the course completion date.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 360 - ALABAMA FIRE COLLEGE AND PERSONNEL STANDARDS COMMISSION › Chapter 360-X-8 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFIED AIRPORT FIREFIGHTER › Section 360-X-8-.01 - Certified Airport Firefighter

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(1)
			 Requirements.
(a) The candidate shall be
			 certified as a Firefighter II.
(b)
			 The candidate must have a high school diploma or G.E.D.
(c) The candidate must meet the requirements
			 of the Hazardous Materials Awareness and Operational level.
(d) Examination. There will be an examination
			 for state certification provided by the Alabama Fire College and Personnel
			 Standards Commission.
1. An overall score of
			 70% is required for the successful completion of this examination.
2. Re-test may be taken after 30 days and
			 within 12 months of the date of the original examination for state
			 certification.
3. All certification
			 testing, to include re-testing, must be completed within 12 months of the
			 course completion date.