I can see the PDF has "Time Stops" as a marker row in the evaluation criteria tables. Let me continue reading more of the PDF to find all the Time Stops markers, then update the performance standards:
Now I understand the "Time Stops" rows in the PDF. These are marker rows that indicate where the timed portion of the evaluation ends. Let me read the current performance standards file to see how it's structured and add the Time Stops markers:
I need to add a "time-stop" type to the criteria to mark where the timer stops. Let me first check the types file:
I need to add a "time-stop" type to the Criterion type. Let me update the types file first:
Now let me update the performance standards to include the "Time Stops" markers at the appropriate places. Based on the PDF, I need to add time stops to:
Now I need to update the UI to display the "TIME STOPS" row distinctly. Let me find where the criteria are rendered:
Now let me look at the actual criteria rendering section in page.tsx to update it to display "TIME STOPS" rows distinctly:
Now let me also update the PDF generation to include the TIME STOPS row:
I've added "TIME STOPS" markers to the performance standards data and updated both the UI and PDF generation to display them. The Time Stops rows appear with a gray background and centered bold text, indicating where the timed portion of the evaluation ends. I added Time Stops to standards 1-2, 1-4, 1-5, 1-6, 1-7, and 1-8 based on the v2025-2 PDF document.
Now let me check the corresponding original standards to match the titles:
Now I can see the original titles. Let me also check 2-series standards for forcible entry, room search, and victim removal:
Now I have all the information I need. Let me update the Phase Testing titles to match:
Now I can update all the Phase Testing titles to match the original standard titles:
I've updated all 10 Phase Testing standard titles to match the corresponding skills from Firefighter Fundamentals and Advanced Firefighter Skills categories. The titles now include the full descriptive names like "Donning PPE (Inside Cab of Apparatus)", "1 3/4" Fire Hose Deployment/Advancement", "Single Firefighter 24' Extension Ladder Deployment", "Calling a Mayday/Reading a Coupling/Self-Extrication", "EMS - Adult Patient Assessment", "Forcible Entry – Irons (Inward Swinging Door)", "Room/Area Search Techniques", and "Victim Removal from an IDLH Environment".