Truedson Case Scenario

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FF Truedson: is finished third-riding and has been cleared to drive both Ambulances on emergency calls. He will beginning driver training on the engines next week and is cleared for external firefighting only.
He is eligible to cover transfers and may respond to the station on fire tones. Currently he is not eligible for hourly or shift coverage.

The week of 11/20 FF. Truedson will work Monday thru Thursday.

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