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Employment Opportunity - Regional DC, Slave Lake

Town of Slave Lake POSITION DESCRIPTION POSITION TITLE: Regional Deputy Fire Chief DEPARTMENT: Lesser Slave Regional Fire Service Slave Lake is a progressive, dynamic community of 6700 residents located 250…
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AFCA Region 7 Meeting March 4th, Taber

ALBERTA FIRE CHIEFS ASSOCIATIONRegion 7 Fire Chiefs Meeting Time: March 4, 2020 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM (break for lunch)Place: Taber Fire Hall 6201- 54 AvenueTaber, Alberta For a…
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Employment Opportunity - ADC, Spruce Grove

City of Spruce GroveAssistant Deputy Chief Competition number: J0120-0922Department: Fire ServicesClose Date: March 2, 2020 at 10:00pm MSTSalary Range: $140,000 - $160,258 Evenings and weekend work may be required.The City…
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ALBERTA AGRICULTURE & FORESTRY Online Wildfire Orientation learning program

ALBERTA AGRICULTURE & FORESTRY Online Wildfire Orientation learning program Any fire department wishing to obtain information (including the new access code) for the Alberta Agriculture & Forestry online Wildfire Orientation…
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Training Opportunity - 3rd Annual Labor Relations Seminar, Richmond

The Greater Vancouver Fire Chiefs' Association presents Labour Relations Seminar February 25 - 26, 2020 Executive Airport Plaza Hotel Richmond, BC Why attend? 1. Current trends discussed on (a) recent…

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.