Scugog Firefighters are community leaders in fire safety and emergency preparedness.
Why become a Volunteer Firefighter:
- To be involved in your community.
- To become a member of a dedicated team.
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To develop lifelong skills and experiences.
- To uphold the three lines of defence against fire (public fire safety education, fire safety standards and enforcement and emergency response).
To join our team, a person must have the instinct to help others during difficult times, possess the ability to react and adapt quickly under stressful situations and have personal values that complement our department values: Accountability, Compassion, Duty, Integrity, Proficiency, Relationships and Valor.
Recruitment Selection Process:
Phase 1: Attend the Volunteer Firefighter Recruitment Information Session
Phase 2: Application/resume submission
Phase 3: Selected candidates will be asked to provide proof of immunization record, driver's abstract and criminal record check
Phase 4: Selected candidates will be contacted for an interview
Phase 5: Job Specific Physical Appraisal
Phase 6: Aptitude, medical and clinical assessment
Phase 7: Selection and conditional job offers
Phase 8: Comprehensive recruitment training period
Are you eligible?
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About the Department |
Scugog Fire and Emergency Services is a composite department with Career Staff and Volunteer Firefighters providing fire protection services out of 2 fire stations. Station 61 - Port Perry
Fire Prevention and Public Education activities led by the Department's Fire Prevention Officer, deliver programs and enforcement as we strive for a fire safe and resilient community. Training and Professional Development, led by the Department's Training Officer, deliver programs through mandatory participation to achieve and maintain local and Provincial training requirements. The Department's team of Emergency Responders exercise diverse skill sets during community emergencies that include; fire suppression, community hazards, medical emergencies and rescues both on land and water. |
The Department is not currently recruiting for Volunteer Firefighters. Interested applicants are encouraged to monitor the website for future updates.
If you have general inquiries about becoming a Volunteer Firefighter, please email fire@scugog.ca.
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