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BOP Program Statement 3906.24 § 6

CRITERIA TO PASS THE PHYSICAL ABILITY TEST

activein force · 2017-02-24 – presentact-effective-date

Continuation of employment is contingent upon an individual receiving an overall passing

composite score, which is calculated from the five scores obtained from completing each of the

five test components. Therefore, although individual scores are specified for each event, if an

employee scores below average on one or more components, he/she may be able to compensate for

that score by scoring above average on another component.

The applicant must complete all five test components.

a. Retesting. If an individual fails to receive a passing composite score based on his/her

performance on the five components on the first attempt, he/she will have one more opportunity to

pass. An individual is retested on all five events. Retesting normally takes place within 24 hours.

b. Retest Failure. Since this test is a pass/fail component of ICT II, if an individual fails the

retest, he/she must be sent back to the institution and terminated.

History

PS 3906.24 dated 2017-02-24

Provenance

Source
bop.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-20
Edition
bop-ps-2026-09-20
Content hash
a9c60e3350f8bf15a2e91f2e0ea291491bafaae953896f1bf20ec84f2a5a5828
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