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Regional Fire Services Manager - Flagstaff Region

Flagstaff Regional Emergency Services Society (FRESS), is seeking an incumbent for Regional Fire Services Manager Please see below attached Opportunity Profile. Information, expressions of interest and resumes contact or send…
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2021 AFCA Conference Early Bird Registration is Near

REMINDER! Early Bird Registration for Delegates Expires Friday, April 16, 2021 Take advantage of the savings! Registration for Trades Booths closes Tuesday, April 6, 2021 REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN…
Training

Online Wild Fire Training

Wildfire Management Branch is making available a suite of online wildfire training that Structural Fire Departments may find of use. Courses are available to Structural Fire Departments located in Alberta…
Careers

Wildland Urban Interface Team Member (Firefighter) - Town of High Level

The Town of High Level requires multiple responsible & motivated individuals in the position of Wildland Urban Interface Team Member. Please see below link for details and position description. This…
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Deputy Fire Chief - Town of High Level

The Town of High Level requires a responsible & motivated individual in the position of Deputy Fire Chief.Please see below for details and position description. This position will remain open…

The mission of the Alberta Fire Chiefs Association is to promote, support and facilitate fire protection and related emergency services.

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The Alberta Fire Chiefs Association is committed to excellence in the provision of Member-Client Service. As a progressive organization we offer creative solutions, promote and support life safety, preventative and protective services based on the values and principles of our members.

Established in 1948, the AFCA undertook the mission and began the task of promoting excellence in fire protection. Right from the beginning members of the Association worked collectively to promote information sharing and joint problem solving to minimize the impacts of fires on Alberta's communities.