Reporting directly to the Fire Chief, the Fire Prevention Officer is responsible for all fire prevention activities including building inspections, occupancy reviews, and preventative community education. In addition the Fire Prevention Officer assists with Emergency Management and responds to events as a fire suppression captain.
Position Responsibilities:
- Responsible for enforcing the Fire Protection and Prevention Act and its Regulations, along with relevant municipal by-laws, including but not limited to; conducting, processing and following-up on fire prevention inspections and evaluations of occupancies and properties to ensure compliance.
- Review and evaluate building plans, site plans, fire safety plans, and fire protection system plans for compliance with Ontario Fire Code. Liaise with Township staff to discuss site and building plan submissions, as required.
- Inspect new construction, as required, and ensure testing of fire protection systems for compliance with applicable codes and standards as assigned.
- Maintain detailed notes, compile supporting information, and prepare reports on all inspections and enforcement activities. Ensure detailed tracking within the shared software system.
- Resolve fire code compliance issues promptly with a focus on identifying corrective actions to achieve step-by-step compliance.
- Issue Part I Offence Notices and Part III summons to ensure that all charges laid and legal action taken are successful.
- Assist Municipal law enforcement officers to issue penalty notices, using a system that streamlines the enforcement process and aims to increase compliance with by-laws.
- Conduct fire investigations as assigned, including working with other agencies such as OPP, Office of the Fire Marshal and insurance investigators. The goal should be to determine the cause and origin.
- Develop and deliver fire safety education programs to members of the community, Fire Department, and Township staff.
- Inspect all Township buildings annually to ensure compliance with the Fire Code and ensure the fire protection equipment is fully operational.
- Act as alternate Community Emergency Management Coordinator and assist the Fire Chief with training, emergency plan reviews, updates and developments. Serve on the EOC during emergencies and exercises in assigned positions.
- Develop plans to effectively deal with emerging issues related to emergency management for the Fire Chief/CEMC’s approval.
- Respond to Fire calls throughout the Township when on duty as required, and act primarily as the Incident Safety Officer and Scene Preservation Officer at scenes.
- Attend meetings, seminars and education opportunities to keep current with applicable laws and legislation.
- Recommend to the Fire Chief any procedural changes to maintain/improve fire prevention and public education programs within the Township.
- Other duties related to this position as assigned.
Education, Experience and Qualifications:
• Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent.
• Required: NFPA 1001 l & ll, NFPA 1021 l, NFPA 1031 l & II, NFPA 1035 Fire and Life Safety Educator I, Basic Emergency Management (BEM) and IMS 200, DZ license with satisfactory abstract and Pleasure Craft Operating License, minimum of five (5) years of experience in a fire department.
• Ability to Obtain: NFPA 1033, NFPA 1521, CEMC by Emergency Management Ontario (within one year of hire); JHSC member with level 2 Emergency Services Specific
• Asset: IMS300 through Emergency Management Ontario, Marine Safety duties (SDV-BS, MED A3) and Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP) course from Transport Canada, Knowledge of FirePro Software
• Excellent computer skills using Microsoft Office and Records Management Systems.
• Experience and ability to maintain strict confidentiality at all times.
• Working knowledge of the municipal legislative framework, including the Fire Protection and Prevention Act, Ontario regulation 213/07 Fire Code and applicable NFPA Standards.
Date de clôture
03/30/2026
Date de début
Emplacement
Port Carling, Muskoka Lakes
Salaire
$80,793-$94,509
Port Carling/Bala, Muskoka Lakes Seasonal 20.19
The Swim Instructor teaches swimming lessons at the Jaspen Park Beach (Bala) and the Hanna Park Beach (Port Carling) waterfront and ensures a safe beach environment for patrons.
Position Responsibilities (for additional requirements, please refer to job description)
- Working in the lake and on the beach/dock, instruct and evaluate swimming students using the Red Cross and Lifesaving Society standards.
- Maintain the schedule for each class, while providing time to answer student or parent questions as needed.
- Submit completed report cards, skill sheets and attendance information within the pre-established time lines.
- Act as first responder to emergencies and provide first aid treatment until EMS arrives.
- Provide information to the public on programs, events and water safety information.
- Provide daily maintenance and clean-up of beach and park area, monitor washrooms to ensure proper conduct and discourage acts of vandalism.
- Ensure that docks and buoy lines are secure and inform Lead Swim Instructor immediately if they become unsecured.
- Participate in staff training sessions throughout the season
Summary of Desired Qualifications:
- Lifesaving Society Swim Instructor
- Lifesaving Society Lifesaving Instructor
- Lifesaving Society National Lifeguard Service (NLS) Pool Option, Waterfront Option an asset
- Current Standard First Aid and CPR
- Police Record Check including Vulnerable Sector Screening
- Valid Ontario Driver’s License
- Ability to effectively interact, consult, and communicate with employees and members of public Preference will be given to applicants who are currently registered as full-time students and intend to return to school on a full-time basis in the next academic year.
Hours of Work & Wages
- Contract from June 24 – August 21
- Normal weekly hours are approximately 30, Monday to Friday
Date de début
Emplacement
Port Carling/Bala, Muskoka Lakes
Salaire
20.19