BCFTOA Zone 5 Meeting to be held in conjunction with the FCABC meeting:
Date: October 2, 2010
Time: 09:00 hrs
Location: The Reg. Dist. Fraser-Fort George Office Building, Second Floor Boardroom,
155 George Street, Prince George, BC
Please forward Agenda Items for discussion to Dan Golob before September 22, 2010
DAN GOLOB
Training Officer – Fort St John Fire Department & BCFTOA Zone 5 Rep
tel. 250-785-4333 | fax 250-785-0080 | cel.250-794-6656 | email. DGolob@fortstjohn.ca
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Good morning:
Port Moody Fire Rescue is looking for a DVD on Child Delivery. If there is one out there, we would love to have a copy of it. We have had a number of deliveries as of late. This would include a delivery in our truck bay.
David Friesen
Training Officer
Port Moody Fire Rescue
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Zone 4 & 4A
Meeting at Nelson Fire dept. (919 Ward St)
10:00 am – 2:00pm
Saturday Sept. 25th, 2010
Coincides with Zone 4 Chiefs meeting
For a copy of the agenda, contact Norm Dimock (Grand Forks) or Drew Sinclair (Windermere).
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City Of Kelowna
Become the next FIRE CHIEF with the City of Kelowna!
With a population of more than 106,000, Kelowna is the largest city in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley. The Kelowna Fire Department operates from seven fire stations located strategically throughout the City. Each station has a full complement of modern, up‐to‐date vehicles and equipment. There are 117 full‐time personnel and 59 paid‐on‐call volunteers.
The role of the Fire Chief is to strategically plan and provide leadership and coordination of all sections within the Kelowna Fire Department and to ensure Fire Department Operations continue to deliver exceptional customer service in the areas of suppression, prevention, public education, emergency management, medical and rescue services to the citizens of Kelowna and, in some cases, the region.
The Fire Chief will report to the General Manager of Corporate Sustainability and has four direct reports: Assistant Chief, Operations; Assistant Chief, Prevention; Assistant Chief, Administration; and Assistant Chief, Training.
Closing is the end of September!
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