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North Olmsted Legislation
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2020-155
Legislation Date
1/19/2021
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2021
Legislation Title
PRADCO Contract
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Due to the nature of some of the items, the IPI is not intended for use in assessing candidates <br />for jobs other than "public safety/law enforcement officer" (including but not limited to such <br />titles such as Deputy Sheriff, Corrections Officer, Police Officer, Transit Officer, Court Officer, <br />Security Officer, etc.). However, the IPI is also appropriate for other high-risk occupations <br />where job analyses and legal issues provide specific justification, such as Firefighters, <br />Dispatchers, Hostage Negotiators, and Nuclear Power Plant Operators. Given some items may <br />appear to aid in identifying symptoms of psychological disorders, the IPI is recommended only <br />for use in post -conditional offer selection (Institute for Personality and Ability Testing, 2006). <br />The IPI has a validity measure which evaluates the degree to which an individual minimizes <br />his/her shortcomings. It clearly identifies elevated scores in areas which may require further <br />exploration. The IPI measures sixteen scales (Substance Use, Rigidity, Passivity, Admitted Illegal <br />Behavior, Criminal Accusations, Social Difficulties, Volatility, Anxiety, Abnormal Thoughts, <br />Depressed Mood, Elevated Mood, Non -Conformity, Unreliability, Risk -Taking Tendencies, <br />Irritability, and Health Concerns) and provides a narrative interpretation of the <br />individual's score on each scale. Items on the IPI have been identified by subject -matter <br />experts as being of particular concern for individuals working in public safetyjobs. Admission <br />to a large number of these items is cause for concern that the candidate may have difficulty <br />performing. <br />The Assessment Interview will be conducted by a PRADCO professional trained in safety <br />force assessment either virtually or face-to-face. Each interviewer will have reviewed the <br />candidate's online assessment battery and will use the interview time to learn more about the <br />candidate's background as well as to clarify any information contained in the online <br />assessments. PRADCO will also evaluate firsthand the candidate's interpersonal skills and <br />versatility, propensity towards bias, strategic thinking and problem -solving skills, emotional <br />maturity, and ability to collaborate with a diverse cross-section of the community. The <br />interview has both structured and unstructured components and typically lasts 45-60 minutes. <br />There are both Police Officer and Firefighter specific structured interview questions. <br />PRADCO <br />;ht ,,,E Police and Fire Assessment & Consulting Proposal for City of North Olmsted 7 <br />
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