Hart County, Georgia

TABLE 1:

Required Task	Frequency	Details	Hours per/Year	Quarterly Goals
Fire Fighting during workday	On Call Daily 8:00am -4:30 pm	144 Fires* X 2 hours (approx.)	288 hours	Each Quarter: Document Fire Calls and Hours spent on task
Hydrant Inspection	2 x Year	400 hydrants X 30 minutes X 2 Firefighters	800 hours	"
Hydrant Testing	1 x Year	400 hydrants X 30 minutes X 2 Firefighters	400 hours	"
Pumper Testing	As needed	8 Stations X 4 hours X 2 Firefighters	400 hours	"
Hose Testing	Ad needed	8 StationsX 4 hours X 2 Firefighters	400 hours	"
Training (including Scheduling and Coordination)	As needed	130 Volunteer Firefighters x 1.5 hours (approx.)	200 hours	"
Provide Fire Reports to Public/Ins. Agts.	As needed	45 minutes X 266.6 incidents (approx.)	200 hours	"
Training Reports	Monthly	8 stations X 24 reports	100 hours	"
Fire Reports	Daily	360 Incidents X 30 minutes	200 hours	"
Annual Firefighters’ Payout	1 x Year	140 Firefighters X 1.5 hour	210 hours	"
NFRS, Fire Academy, etc. Reports	Monthly	2 hours monthly X 12 months	24 hours	"
Fire Academy Reporting	Monthly	2 hours monthly X 12 months	24 hours	"
Miscellaneous:	As needed	(approx.)	512 hours	"
Hours Available: 4,000 hours Total Estimated Hours for Tasks: 3,758 hours
* From 911E dispatch reports the number of fire related incidents occuring between 7 am and 6 pm, the average for 6 months chosen at random is 18.16 dispatches a month. Since more fires occur on weekends than weekdays, 2/3 of this figure was used to estimate daytime fires on week days. This number rounds off to 12 weekday fires per month countywide. An average of 2 hours per dispatch