Joint Fire Chief The RM of Hoodoo No. 401, Town of Cudworth, and Town of Wakaw
RM of Hoodoo Town of Cudworth Town of Wakaw Employment Opportunity – Joint Fire Chief The RM of Hoodoo No. 401, Town of Cudworth, and Town of Wakaw invite applications from qualified persons for the position of Fire Chief to provide strong leadership to the Cudworth/Hoodoo & Wakaw/Hoodoo Fire Departments. These fire departments service their respective municipalities along with municipalities that the RM has entered into fire agreements with to provide fire protection to, those being RM of Fish Creek, Resort Village of Wakaw Lake, and Wakaw Lake Regional Campground. The Fire Chief will be responsible for the organization and management of all related duties associated with the Cudworth/Hoodoo & Wakaw/Hoodoo Fire Departments, focusing on leadership, training, recruitment, fire prevention programs, and administration. This is a permanent 60% FTE management position (24 hours/week). Active fire duty (fire call) hours will be compensated for in addition to management duties. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Direction of both fire department operations & functions including planning, administration, recruitment, and supervision of all functions & procedures Direction of fire activities during emergencies for the protection of life & property Assumption of command during emergencies & co-operation with other Fire Chiefs, Emergency Measures Officials, Provincial Fire Commissioner’s Office representatives and other officials Preparation & submission to each respective municipality the department’s annual financial budget, and, when approved, administering and controlling the budget expenditures Through the joint fire committee, reporting to Council on the various activities of each fire department Preparation, maintaining, and updating the Emergency Plan and representing the municipal authorities in continuing contact with the Emergency Measures Organization Any other duties as assigned by Councils Requirements: Certification or successful completion of studies related to firefighting, prevention & suppression, hazardous materials, and emergency measures including (or willing to achieve) *mandatory: o NFPA 1001 Level 1 & 2 * o First Aid & CPR * o Fire Officer 1 * o Fire Inspector 1 & 2 o Fire Service Instructor o Pump Operator (driver operator) * o Auto Extrication Ops Level 1 minimum * o ICS 100 & 200 o Hazmat ops – technician preferred Experience working with volunteer and/or professional firefighters. Leadership or supervisory roles are an asset, including the ability to motivate and lead personnel, maintain discipline, promote harmony, and co-operate with other officials Ability & knowledge to plan, lead, and manage administrative activities Excellent interpersonal and communication skills Proficient in Microsoft Office applications Knowledge of federal and provincial statutes and regulations relative to activities of a Fire Department Thorough knowledge of the operation and maintenance of all fire apparatus and equipment, methods used in combating, extinguishing and preventing fires and in rescue operations A valid Class 5A driver’s license, 3A preferred Ideally, would relocate to, or already reside within, a 5-mile radius of the RM of Hoodoo Applicants should submit their resume detailing qualifications, experience, and education, along with references, to: Fay Stewart, CAO RM of Hoodoo No. 401 Phone: 306-256-3281 Email: fstewart@rmofhoodoo.ca Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
Job Opportunity - Assistant Fire Chief
Term of Employment: Full-Time,
Continuing Rate of Pay: Out-of-Scope, Assistant Fire Chief Band
Location: Lloydminster Fire Stations, as assigned
Duties: Reporting to the Fire Chief, the Assistant Fire Chief is an integral part of the Lloydminster Fire Department’s management team and will manage and provide significant leadership, communication, administrative, technical, prevention, labour relations, and operational skills in the fire services. Assisting the Fire Chief with the overall organization, coordination, and operational direction of the Fire Department, the Assistant Fire Chief will ensure the effective and efficient functioning of the Department, as well as compliance with municipal policies, bylaws, and the expectations of the community.
3rd Edition Childrens Activity Book
The Saskatchewan Association of Fire Chiefs (SAFC) and the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) are pleased to announce their continued partnership to develop and distribute public education resources FREE for children throughout the province. Led by the SAFC Public Education Committee, the SAFC and the SPSA are working collaboratively to ensure that all fire services in the province have access to modern and relevant public education resource material.
To make the most impact and reach as many children as possible, we are asking for your support. For this year's activity book, we are encouraging a donation of $500 or more to help with the rising cost of producing the books.
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