Guess who's back? Both of our MLFTUs are out of winter hibernation and we did some refresher training this week. Ready to hit the road in the next couple of weeks for our 2023 season. If you see us on the road, tag us in your photos! #ONMLFTU #firefightertraining

Be part of the change. Register NOW for Operation SAFER: bit.ly/3zuFVZM. Don’t miss out on this in-person two-day provincial summit aimed at changing attitudes and collaborating on innovative ideas about the importance of having working smoke alarms in every Ontario home

This National Public Safety Telecommunications Week, we recognize our dispatchers’ critical role in answering emergency calls. Their calm voices make a difference to public safety every day for Ontarians. #NPSTW2023

Pendant cette #SemaineNationaleDesTélécommunicationsPourLaSécuritéPublique, nous reconnaissons le rôle essentiel que jouent nos répartiteurs en répondant aux appels d'urgence. Chaque jour, leurs voix font la différence en matière de sécurité publique pour les Ontariens.

Our Mobile Live Fire Training Units are back on the road. Check out @ClearviewFire using the MLFTU at Wasaga Beach. Great to see 35 volunteers there today! #ONMLFTU Wasaga Beach Fire

These units help support crucial training to every FD but especially smaller ones. Had our turn last year & hoping to catch it on the next go around in ‘24. Make sure you #TagTheDoor with your crest so we can see where it’s been. #firefighter #ONMLFTU

Things change quickly in the fire service. We spent Wednesday night volunteering as honorary Moosonee Firefighters helping setup evacuation centres for approx 400 people affected by the Fort Albany First Nations forest fires. We were happy to help.

Live from #Moosonee – the #ONMLFTU in action. The mobile training units provide high-quality, hands-on training directly to fire services across #Ontario. Thank you 🙏 to the dedicated instructors and the committed firefighters. #FirefighterTraining #VolunteerFirefighters

Now that is one fantastic sign!!

My team is growing. I am recruiting for two (2) Educational Consultants and two (2) Fire College Instructors. Information can be found in the links below: Fire College Instructor job ad – gojobs.gov.on.ca/Preview.aspx?L… Educational Consultant job ad - gojobs.gov.on.ca/Preview.aspx?L…

Interested in a career with the Office of the Fire Marshal? We have a unique opportunity to lead a team responsible for managing and modernizing education and training programs and certification testing offered to the Ontario fire service. gojobs.gov.on.ca/Preview.aspx?L…

A New Jersey fire chief says two firefighters were killed battling a blaze that broke out inside a cargo ship docked at Newark's port. apnews.com/article/newark…

Very fortunate to have these three as Deputy Fire Marshals at the Office of the Fire Marshal . Incredibly solid leaders who are committed to fire safety!

The most important aspect of training is safety. OFC Instructors Andrew Blair and Tim Beebe explain and demomstrate the proper way to decon and remove gear when exiting our #ONMLFTU.

Early morning set up for #firecon2023 #mlftu #ofm #ontariofirecollege #thunderbay

The #TestYourSmokeAlarmDay campaign would not be possible without the leadership of Jon Pegg and the creative vision of Aman Kainth and our entire Pub Ed and Comms team. We have one week to go to really rally support for this day of action! Let's go #Ontario!

My firefighter 1 students from Atikokan, Nolalu, East Gorham, Upsala, Nipissing and Greenstone wanted to send a message to everyone as they successfully completed their FF 1 training. #SavedByTheBeep #ofc #firetraining #teamwork #smokealarmssavelives

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As families wind down for the evening, remember: most fatal fires happen at night while people are sleeping. 🛌 That’s why Test Your Smoke Alarm Day matters. Press the test button, hear the beep, and make sure your home is protected before bedtime. #SavedByTheBeep #Family

Little hands + holiday heat = danger. Keep kids at least one metre away from the stove, turn pot handles inward and keep cords out of reach. Instead, give kids safe tasks like mixing or decorating. Supervise closely. Let’s keep Ontario’s families safe this season.