c_murff

haha thanks Kevin, I didn't know u were a dragva guy

Tool Man

Yeah, just a more quiet member, it's better that way.

c_murff

signing paperwork on an apartment in western branch this friday..

but thanks for the help guys

Laris

I was about to say the same thing. I have a friend who works for them. He makes more money than the city departments and doesn't do jack.

Keepin it Klean

But he makes less hourly than I do I'll take the extra time off with lots of overtime potential any day.

c_murff

does anybody know chesapeake's overtime policy?

after I get out of the academy the overtime should be plentiful, do they have a no medic overtime policy meaning only engine or ladder assignments for overtime?

or no?

Keepin it Klean

Basically when you sign up on telestaff, you are agreeing to work on any piece. Unless you're already a higher certification, you will be trained to EMT-B, and when you work OT you will be on the medic around 90% of the time. You can work up to 36 hours straight.

Cold calls for the Engine/Ladder should be honored, a lot of times you will get there and they'll try to put you on the box, but if it was a cold call, meaning you didn't sign up and telestaff just called you, you shouldn't have to ride it.

Frost

closed at OP's req.