AUXILIRY FIREFIGHTER: ___________________________________________________________

PHASE 1

1. AUXILIARY FIREFIGHTER ORIENTATION PERIOD

JUNE 01, 2021 to AUGUST 31, 2021

The Auxiliary Firefighter orientation period is intended to capture all the basic minimum

Job Performance Requirements (JPR’s) needed for the Auxiliary Firefighter to be

permitted to be issued a pager and to begin attending Emergency Response Incidents

as apprentice firefighters under the close supervision and direction of a Fire Department

Officer.

These identified JPR’s will primarily be captured during regular training sessions on the

practice night for each station. Each stations District Chief and Training Officers may

also schedule additional training sessions to focus on the completion of the identified

JPR’s at their discretion during the identified orientation period.

The overarching goal of this orientation period is to have all the Auxiliary Firefighters

“pager” ready for September 01, 2021.

2. NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER – THEORY

All NFPA theoretical training will be captured using the virtual training modules

contained within the Vector Solutions Training applications currently in place.

The Training Officers for Each Station shall assign the modules and track their

completion as required. As each module is complete the Training Officers and the

District Chief (or Designate) shall sign off on the JPR Sheets contained within this plan

and print the associated certificate of completion for their employee files.

During the Orientation period the Auxiliary Firefighters shall complete and pass the

associated examinations for the following modules:

ORIENTATION PERIOD

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER THEORY

MODULE

ASSIGNMENT

DATE

COMPLETED

TO

SIGNATURE

DC

SIGNATURE

NFPA 1001

Firefighter Orientation and Safety

NFPA 1001

Fire Department Communications

NFPA 1001

Firefighter Personal Protective Equipment

NFPA 1001

Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus

NFPA 1001

Fire Hose

I hereby certify that the Auxiliary Firefighter has completed all the job performance

requirements listed above, including the successful completion of the associated

examination for each NFPA theoretical module, to the satisfaction of the assigned fire

stations District Chief and Training Officer(s).

Signed:

___________________________________________ __________________________________________

DC Signature Print Name TO Signature Print Name

Completion Approved:

___________________________________________

Fire Chief Signature (Chris Cleave)

ORIENTATION PERIOD

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER SKILLS

J.P.R

#

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER

PRACTICAL SKILLS

DATE

COMPLETED

TO

SIGNATURE

DC

SIGNATURE

2-1-1 Respond to an Incident correctly mounting and

dismounting apparatus

2-1-2 Demonstrate Scene Management at Roadway

using traffic and scene control devices

3-1-2 Use a Portable Radio for routine and Emergency

Traffic

6-1-1 Demonstrate donning structural personal

protective clothing for use at an emergency

6-1-2 Demonstrate the OVER-HEAD method of

donning an SCBA

6-1-3 Demonstrate the COAT method of donning an

SCBA

6-1-4 Demonstrate the SEATED method of donning an

SCBA

6-1-5 Doff Personal Protective equipment incl. SCBA

and prepare for re-use

6-1-6 Demonstrate the method for inspecting an SCBA

6-1-7 Demonstrate the steps for cleaning and

sanitizing an SCBA

6-1-9 Demonstrate the method for filling and SCBA

Cylinder from a Compressor System

6-1-10 Demonstrate the ONE-PERSON method for

changing an SCBA Cylinder

6-1-11 Demonstrate the TWO-PERSON method for

changing an SCBA Cylinder

15-1-1 Couple and Uncouple a Fire Hose – Foot Tilt

Method

ORIENTATION PERIOD

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER SKILLS

15-1-1 Couple and Uncouple a Fire Hose – Two

Firefighter Method

15-1-2 Inspect and maintain a Fire Hose

15-1-3 Make a Straight Hose Roll

15-1-5 Make a Flat Hose Load

15-1-9 Make the Pre-Connected hose load

(load type determined by DC)

15-1-12 Make a Hydrant Connection for a Forward lay

15-1-13 Make a reverse Hose lay – hydrant connection

14-1-1 Operate a Fire hydrant

14-1-3 Connect and Place a hard Suction Hose for

drafting from s static water source

14-1-4 Deploy a Portable Water Tank

15-1-14 Advance a Hose Load – Reconnect

(Any/All types)

15-1-15 Deploy a wye equipped hose line

15-1-16 Advanced a charged hose line using the

working line drag method

15-1-23 Operate Hose line – One Firefighter method

15-1-24 Operate a Hose line – Two Firefighter Method

15-1-26 Extend a Hose line

15-1-27 Replace a burst Hose line

ORIENTATION PERIOD

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER SKILLS

16-1-1 Operate Fog Stream Nozzle

16-1-3 Operate Solid Stream Nozzle

I hereby certify that the Auxiliary Firefighter has completed all the job performance

requirements listed above. This includes successful demonstration of the practical skill

and an adequate evaluation of competency in performing the skill to the satisfaction of

the assigned fire stations District Chief and Training Officer(s).

Signed:

___________________________________________ __________________________________________

DC Signature Print Name TO Signature Print Name

Completion Approved:

___________________________________________

Fire Chief Signature (Chris Cleave)

ORIENTATION PERIOD

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

MEDICAL RESPONSE SKILLS

Internal Training Course – Canadian Red Cross Certification

Instructor: Firefighter, Zia Khogyani

Dates: TBD

COURSE

LEVEL

DATE

COMPLETED

TO

SIGNATURE

DC

SIGNATURE

Standard First Aid - Course

CPR – Level “C’ - Course

Automated External Defib. (AED) - Course

Oxygen Administration - Course

Medical Equipment Review/Use – Internal

I hereby certify that the Auxiliary Firefighter has completed all the job performance

requirements listed above, including the successful completion of the associated

examination and certificate submission for each Certification Component (First

Aid/CPR/AED) to the satisfaction of the assigned fire stations District Chief and Training

Officer(s).

Signed:

___________________________________________ __________________________________________

DC Signature Print Name TO Signature Print Name

Completion Approved:

___________________________________________

Fire Chief Signature (Chris Cleave)

PHASE 2

1. AUXILIARY FIREFIGHTER NFPA FIREFIGHTER 1 & 2 TRAINING PERIOD

SEPTEMBER 01, 2021 to DECEMBER 31, 2022

The Auxiliary Firefighter NFPA training period is intended to capture all the remaining

Job Performance Requirements (JPR’s) needed for the Auxiliary Firefighter to complete

their NFPA 1072 Hazardous Materials and NFPA 1001 Firefighter Level 1 and 2

“PROBOARD” Certification.

These identified JPR’s will be captured during regular training sessions on the practice

night for each station. As well, each stations District Chief and Training Officers should

collectively schedule additional recruit training sessions to focus on the completion of

the identified JPR’s during the identified NFPA Training period.

Additionally, the following Third-Party Training provider modules will be scheduled

during this time period to allow for completion of each Auxiliary Firefighters NFPA

Certification training.

1. NFPA 1072 Hazardous Materials – Awareness Level

2. NFPA 1072 Hazardous Materials – Operations Level

3. NFPA 1001 Firefighter – Truck Operations (Forcible Entry, Search and Rescue, Ladders, Ventilation)

4. NFPA 1001 Firefighter – Fire Control/Live Fire

Within the associated JPR Skills sheets, the JPRs that will be captured during the Third-

party training sessions will be highlighted for easy identification.

2. NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER – THEORY

All NFPA theoretical training will be captured using the virtual training modules

contained within the Vector Solutions Training applications currently in place.

The Training Officers for Each Station shall assign the modules and track their

completion as required. As each module is complete the Training Officers and the

District Chief (or Designate) shall sign off on the JPR Sheets contained within this plan

and print the associated certificate of completion for their employee files.

During the NFPA Training period the Auxiliary Firefighters shall complete and pass the

associated examinations for the following modules.

NFPA TRAINING

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER THEORY

MODULE

ASSIGNMENT

DATE

COMPLETED

TO

SIGNATURE

DC

SIGNATURE

NFPA 1001

Building Construction

NFPA 1001

Fire Behaviour

NFPA 1001

Fire Control

NFPA 1001

Fire Detection, Alarm & Suppression Syst.

NFPA 1001

Fire Industry Ventilation

NFPA 1001

Fire Prevention and Public Education

NFPA 1001

Fire Streams

NFPA 1001

Firefighting Foams

NFPA 1001

Forcible Entry

NFPA TRAINING

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER THEORY

NFPA 1001

Ground Ladders

NFPA 1001

Loss Control

NFPA 1001

Portable Extinguishers

NFPA 1001

Protect Evidence and Fire Origin/Cause

NFPA 1001

Rescue and Extrication

I hereby certify that the Auxiliary Firefighter has completed all the job performance

requirements listed above, including the successful completion of the associated

examination for each NFPA theoretical module, to the satisfaction of the assigned fire

stations District Chief and Training Officer(s).

Signed:

___________________________________________ __________________________________________

DC Signature Print Name TO Signature Print Name

Completion Approved:

___________________________________________

Fire Chief Signature (Chris Cleave)

NFPA TRAINING

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER LEVEL 1 SKILLS

J.P.R

#

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER LEVEL 1

PRACTICAL SKILLS

DATE

COMPLETED

TO

SIGNATURE

DC

SIGNATURE

7-1-1 Operate a Stored Pressure Water Extinguisher

7-1-2 Operate a Dry Chemical (ABC) Extinguisher

7-1-3 Operate a Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Extinguisher

8-1-1 Inspect, Clean and Store Rope

8-1-2 Tie an Overhand (Safety) Knot

8-1-3 Tie a Bowline Knot

8-1-4 Tie a Clove Hitch

8-1-5 Tie a Clove Hitch around an object

8-1-6 Tie a Handcuff (rescue) Knot.

8-1-7 Tie a Figure Eight Knot

8-1-8 Tie a Figure Eight bend

8-1-9 Tie a Figure Eight on a Bight

8-1-10 Tie a Figure Eight Follow Through

8-1-11 Tie a Backet Bend

NFPA TRAINING

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER LEVEL 1 SKILLS

8-1-12 Tie a Water Knot

8-1-13 Hoist an Axe

8-1-14 Hoist a Pike Pole

8-1-15 Hoist a Roof Ladder

8-1-16 Hoist a Dry Hoseline

8-1-17 Hoist a Charged Hoseline

8-1-18 Hoist a Power Saw

9-1-1 Demonstrate the procedure for conducting a

Primary Search

9-1-2 Demonstrate the procedure for conducting a

Secondary Search

9-1-3 Demonstrate an Incline drag

9-1-4 Demonstrate the Webbing Drag

9-1-5 Demonstrate the Cradle Carry – One Firefighter

method

9-1-6 Demonstrate the Seat Lift Carry – Two

Firefighter method

9-1-7 Demonstrate the extremities lift/carry – Two

Firefighter method

9-1-8 Transmit a MADAY report

9-1-9 Demonstrate procedure to take in an SCBA Air

Emergency

9-1-10 Demonstrate withdraw from hostile

environment with a Hoseline

NFPA TRAINING

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER LEVEL 1 SKILLS

9-1-11 Demonstrate Low Profile maneuvers w/o

removing SBCA – Side Technique

9-1-12 Demonstrate Low Profile maneuvers w/o

removing SBCA – SCBA First Technique

9-1-13 Demonstrate the method for Breaching an

interior wall

9-1-14 Demonstrate the Steps for Disentanglement

from debris or wires

11-1-1 Clean, Inspect and Maintain Hand tools and

Equipment

11-1-2 Clean, Inspect and Maintain Power tools and

Equipment

11-1-3 Force Entry through an inwards swinging door

– Two Firefighter method

11-1-4 Fore Entry through inward swinging door –

Cutting lock out of door

11-1-5 Force Entry through outward swinging door –

remove hinge pin method

11-1-6 Force Entry – Outward Swinging door – Wedge

End method

11-1-10 Force Entry through Pad Lock

11-1-12 Cut padlock with a rotary saw

11-1-13 Force Entry through a window (glass pane)

11-1-14 Force Entry through double hung window

11-1-16 Forced Entry through a wood framed wall

(Type V Construction)

11-1-17 Forced Entry through a wood framed wall

(Type V Construction) – w/Rotary or Chain Saw

11-1-21 Breach a Hardwood Floor

NFPA TRAINING

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER LEVEL 1 SKILLS

11-1-22 Bridge a Fence with a Ladder

12-1-1 Clean, Inspect and Maintain a Ladder

12-1-2 Carry a Ladder – One Firefighter low shoulder

method

12-1-3 Carry a Ladder – Two Firefighter low shoulder

method

12-1-4 Carry a Ladder – Three Firefighter flat shoulder

method

12-1-5 Carry a Ladder – Three Firefighter flat arms

length method

12-1-6 Carry a Ladder – Two Firefighter arms length

on edge method

12-1-7 Tie the halyard

12-1-8 Raise a Ladder – One Firefighter method

12-1-9 Raise a Ladder – Two Firefighter flat raise

12-1-10 Raise a Ladder – Two Firefighter beam raise

12-1-11 Raise a Ladder – Three/Four Firefighter flat

raise

12-1-12 Deploy a Roof Ladder – One Firefighter

method

12-1-13 Pivot a Ladder – Two Firefighter method

12-1-14 Shift a Ladder – One Firefighter method

12-1-15 Shift a Ladder – Two Firefighter method

12-1-16 Heel a Ground Ladder

NFPA TRAINING

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER LEVEL 1 SKILLS

12-1-17 Leg Lock on a Ground Ladder

12-1-18 Assist a conscious victim down a ground ladder

12-1-19 Assist an unconscious victim down a ground

ladder

13-1-1 Ventilate Using Mechanical Negative Pressure

in a window

13-1-2 Ventilate Using Mechanical Negative Pressure

in a doorway

13-1-3 Ventilate Using Mechanical Positive Pressure

13-1-4 Perform Horizontal Hydraulic Ventilation

13-1-5 Perform the procedure for sounding a roof

13-1-6 Ventilate using a power saw to cut an opening

13-1-7 Ventilate Using an Axe to cut an opening

13-1-8 Perform the Procedure for Opening a Flat Roof

13-1-9 Perform the Steps for Opening Pitched Roofs

13-1-10 Make a Trench Cut using a rotary saw

15-1-4 Make a Donut Hose Roll

15-1-7 Make the horseshoe hose load

15-1-10 Make the Triple Layer hose load

15-1-11 Make the Minute Man hose load

NFPA TRAINING

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER LEVEL 1 SKILLS

15-1-17 Advance a line into a structure

15-1-18 Advance a line up and down interior stairway

15-1-20 Advance uncharged hose line up a ladder into

a window

15-1-21 Advance charged hose line up a ladder into a

window

15-1-22 Operate a charged attack line from a ladder

17-1-1 Attack a Structure Fire using direct,

combination and indirect attack

17-1-2 Attack a Structure Fire above, below and at

ground level – interior attack

17-1-3 Turn off building utilities

17-1-4 Connect supply fire hose to a fire department

connection

17-1-5 Operate a Sprinkler Control Valve

17-1-6 Stop the flow of water from an activated

sprinkler

17-1-7 Deploy and Operate a Master Stream Device

17-1-8 Attack a Passenger Vehicle Fire

17-1-9 Attack a Fire in stacked or piled materials

17-1-10 Attack a Fire in Small Unattached Structure

17-1-11 Extinguish a fire in a trash container

17-1-12 Attack a Ground Cover Fire

NFPA TRAINING

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER LEVEL 1 SKILLS

18-1-1 Clean, Inspect, Repair a Salvage Cover

18-1-2 Roll Salvage Cover – One Firefighter Spread

18-1-3 Spread Rolled Salvage cover – One Firefighter

method

18-1-4 Fold a Salvage Cover for a one Firefighter

Spread

18-1-5 Spread a folded Salvage Cover – One

Firefighter method

18-1-6 Fold a Salvage Cover for a Two Firefighter

spread

18-1-7 Spread a folded salvage cover – Two Firefighter

balloon throw

18-1-8 Construct a water chute without pike poles

18-1-9 Construct a water chute with pike poles

18-1-10 Construct a Catch all

18-1-11 Make a chute and attach to a catch all

18-1-12 Locate and Extinguish hidden Fires

NFPA TRAINING

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER LEVEL 1 SKILLS

I hereby certify that the Auxiliary Firefighter has completed all the job performance

requirements listed above for NFPA Firefighter Level 1. This includes successful

demonstration of the practical skill and an adequate evaluation of competency in

performing the skill to the satisfaction of the assigned fire stations District Chief and

Training Officer(s).

Signed:

___________________________________________ __________________________________________

DC Signature Print Name TO Signature Print Name

Completion Approved:

___________________________________________

Fire Chief Signature (Chris Cleave)

NFPA TRAINING

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER LEVEL 2 SKILLS

J.P.R

#

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER LEVEL 2

PRACTICAL SKILLS

DATE

COMPLETED

TO

SIGNATURE

DC

SIGNATURE

10-II-1 Demonstrate the steps for inspecting,

servicing, maintaining portable generator &

Lighting Equipment

10-II-2 Prevent horizontal movement of a vehicle

using wheel chocks

10-II-3 Stabilize a Vehicle using Cribbing

10-II-4 Stabilize a Vehicle Using Lifting Jacks

10-II-5 Stabilize a Vehicle using a System of Ropes

and Webbing

10-II-6 Stabilize a Side Resting Vehicle using a

buttress tension system

10-II-7 Remove a Windshield in an older model

vehicle

10-II-8 Remove a tempered glass side window

10-II-9 Remove a roof from an upright vehicle

10-II-10 Remove a roof from a vehicle on its side

10-II-11 Displace the Dashboard

16-II-1 Place a Foam line in service – in-line eductor

16-II-2 Extinguish an ignitable liquid fire – Rain

Down, Bank Down and Roll On

17-II1 Establish Incident Command and Coordinate

interior attack of structure fire

17-II-2 Control Pressurized flammable gas container

fire

NFPA TRAINING

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER LEVEL 2 SKILLS

21-II1 Conduct a Fire Safety Survey in an occupied

structure

21-II-2 Make a Fire and Life Safety Presentation

21-II-3 Conduct a Fire Station Tour

21-II-4 Prepare a Pre-incident Planning Survey

I hereby certify that the Auxiliary Firefighter has completed all the job performance

requirements listed above for NFPA Firefighter Level 2. This includes successful

demonstration of the practical skill and an adequate evaluation of competency in

performing the skill to the satisfaction of the assigned fire stations District Chief and

Training Officer(s).

Signed:

___________________________________________ __________________________________________

DC Signature Print Name TO Signature Print Name

Completion Approved:

___________________________________________

Fire Chief Signature (Chris Cleave)

PHASE 3

1. SPECIALIZED COURSES AND REQUIRED WEEKEND TRAINING MODULES:

The following weekend training session will be required as a minimum to capture a large

volume of the skills detailed in this training plan. The weekend and specialized courses

will be conducted in tandem with all internal training sessions.

Nothing in this plan precludes the District Chiefs and/or Training Officers from

scheduling additional weekday or weekend training sessions for the purpose of

achieving certification.

COURSE CONTENT DATES LOCATION

Truck Company Operations • Forcible Entry

• Search and Rescue

• Ventilation

• Ground Ladders

• Loss Control

May 6, 7 and 8,

2022

Huron-Kinloss Fire Training

Facility

Live Fire – Fixed Facility • Fire Control

• Search and Rescue

• Incident Command

• Accountability

• Truck Company Operations

June 5, 2022 Huron-Kinloss Fire Training

Facility

2. NFPA 1072 HAZARDOUS MATERIAL AWARENESS and OPERATIONS

The NFPA 1072 Hazardous Materials Awareness and Operations Levels Certifications are

both a stand-alone certification program and are a prerequisite to competing the NFPA

1001 Firefighter Level 1 and 2 Certification.

COURSE DATES: September (TBD), 2021

NFPA TRAINING

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1072 HAZMAT AWARENESS AND OPERATIONS

J.P.R

#

NFPA 1072 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

PRACTICAL SKILLS

DATE

COMPLETED

TO

SIGNATURE

DC

SIGNATURE

3-1 Using the Emergency Response Guidebook

(ERG)

5-1 Performing Emergency Decontamination

12-1 Using Absorption/Adsorption to manage

Hazardous Materials Incident

12-2 Constructing an Overflow dam

12-3 Constructing an Underflow Damn

12-4 Constructing a Dike

12-5 Using Dilution to manage a Hazardous

Materials Incident

12-6 Constructing a Diversion

12-7 Using Retention to Manage a Hazardous

Materials Incident

12-8 Using Vapor Dispersion to Manage a

Hazardous Materials Incident

12-9 Using Vapor Suppression to Manage a

Hazardous Materials Incident

12-10 Performing the Rain-Down Method of

Applying Foam

NFPA TRAINING

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1072 HAZMAT AWARENESS AND OPERATIONS

12-11 Performing the Roll-On Method of Applying

Foam

12-12 Performing the Bank-Down Method of

Applying Foam

I hereby certify that the Auxiliary Firefighter has completed all the job performance

requirements listed above for NFPA 1072 Hazardous Materials Awareness and

Operations. This includes successful demonstration of the practical skill and an

adequate evaluation of competency in performing the skill to the satisfaction of the

assigned fire stations District Chief and Training Officer(s).

Signed:

___________________________________________ __________________________________________

DC Signature Print Name TO Signature Print Name

Completion Approved:

___________________________________________

Fire Chief Signature (Chris Cleave)

3. NFPA 1006 VEHCILE RESCUE TECHNICIAN LEVEL 1

The NFPA 1006 Vehicle Rescue Technician Certification is identified as a mandatory

NFPA Certification that aligns with the Technical Rescue Levels of Service identified in

the Townships Fire Department Establishing and Regulating By-law.

COURSE DATES: September (TBD), 2022

NFPA TRAINING

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1006 VEHICLE RESCUE TECHNICIAN LEVEL 1

J.P.R

#

NFPA 1006 VEHICLE RESCUE

PRACTICAL SKILLS

DATE

COMPLETED

TO

SIGNATURE

DC

SIGNATURE

5-1 Vehicle /Equipment Stabilization

5-3 Lift a Vehicle Using Airbags

5-4 Lifting a Vehicle Using a Jack

5-5 Using a Lever for Lifting

5-7 Removing Windshields and other

5-8 Removing Windshield from around a Patient

5-9 Removing Tempered Glass

5-12 Opening or Removing a Door with Spreaders

5-14 Creating a “Third Door Conversion”

5-15 Removing or Flapping the Roof of an Upright

Vehicle

5-18 Displacing a Dashboard

NFPA TRAINING

JOB PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

NFPA 1006 VEHICLE RESCUE TECHNICIAN LEVEL 1

5-19 The Floor Pan Drop

I hereby certify that the Auxiliary Firefighter has completed all the job performance

requirements listed above for NFPA 1006 Vehicle Rescue Technician. This includes

successful demonstration of the practical skill and an adequate evaluation of

competency in performing the skill to the satisfaction of the assigned fire stations

District Chief and Training Officer(s).

Signed:

___________________________________________ __________________________________________

DC Signature Print Name TO Signature Print Name

Completion Approved:

___________________________________________

Fire Chief Signature (Chris Cleave)

PHASE 4

1. CERTIFICATION EXAMINATIONS – NFPA 1001 FIREFIGHTER 1 and 2:

Upon completion of all Training and Sign offs detailed within this plan, each Auxiliary

Firefighter will write their Firefighter Level 1 and Level 2 NFPA Certification Examinations

EXAMINATION DATES: May (TBD), 2023

2. GRADUATION

Upon completion of the examination and Issuance of the NFPA Firefighter Level 1 and

Level 2 PROBOARD Certifications a formal graduation ceremony will be conducted to

honour each Auxiliary Firefighters accomplishments.

GRADUATION CEREMONY: AUGUST (TBD), 2023

I hereby certify that the Auxiliary Firefighter has completed all the job performance

requirements listed within this plan and has successfully completed their mandatory

certification program to the satisfaction of the assigned fire stations District Chief and

Training Officer(s).

The Auxiliary Firefighter is now eligible for promotion to the rank of Firefighter.

Signed:

___________________________________________ __________________________________________

DC Signature Print Name TO Signature Print Name

Completion Approved:

___________________________________________

Fire Chief Signature (Chris Cleave)