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Re-Testing Guidelines
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The Baltimore County Fire-Rescue Academy, in conjunction with career station personnel, conduct training and certification for personnel to drive fire apparatus.\u00a0 Candidates who do not successfully complete all parts of the initial evaluation will be required to re-test.\u00a0 The procedures below outline the process for re-testing.<\/p>\nEmergency Vehicle Operator Guidelines<\/b>
\nEVO Provisional (Learner’s Permit)
\n<\/strong>The passing score for the EVO Provisional examination is a 70%.\u00a0 In the event the candidate fails to achieve a passing score, he or she may schedule a re-test with the FRA no sooner than 2 weeks of their initial test date.\nEVO Licensing Test – Practical Evaluation
\n<\/strong>The candidate must successfully complete all three skills related to the operation of the vehicle: a pre-trip inspection, basic vehicle control skills, and an on-the-road test.\u00a0 If an applicant fails any skill, they must remediate at their assigned station with station personnel and submit a Form 51 (available on BCnet) to the FRA.\u00a0 The station officer may then submit a Driver Turn-In and EVO Request<\/a> to schedule a re-test.\u00a0 If there is a failure of any skill on the closed course (e.g., pre-trip inspection or basic vehicle control), the candidate will not progress to the on-road test.\n

The following documents are required in order to facilitate a re-test:<\/p>\n