Mission Statement:

Leading innovation, assurance and practices in fire safety and emergency resilience across Canada.

 

Future Vision:

CCFMFC is a recognized and trusted source of national leadership and knowledge for fire safety issues and in support of emergency resilience across Canada.  Enabled by our professional network, our Council will apply a cohesive and consistent national approach to fire service issues and concerns.

 

 

Primary lines-of-business of the CCFMFC

(as applicable, in accordance with Provincial/Territorial mandate)

 

•	Community of Practice (professional network of FM/FC)
•	Fire prevention (education, engineering and enforcement)
•	Firefighter safety and training
•	National fire and emergency reporting frameworks
•	Guidance to Fire Services providers
•	Support for fire and emergency related research and development

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Guiding Principles to Shape the Future of CCFMFC

The CCFMFC will:

 

•	Achieve improved access to, and more efficient and effective application of, the resources necessary to advance important goals and strategies
•	Establish a solid and reliable knowledge base regarding fire prevention and emergency readiness, sought out by decision makers, policy makers, and the general public
•	Operate as an interactive “community of practice” that attracts, engages, informs and serves the broader fire and emergency community across Canada
•	Within a financially sustainable model, support learning, research, and innovation among its members and the broader communities they represent
•	Operate with greater consistency, with improved teamwork and evident standardization and best practices across the country
•	Practice strong, deliberate and consistent communications to both internal and external audiences
•	Engage stakeholders and partners to advance issues of mutual interest
•	Achieve enhanced influence in building and fire code development, application and alignment
•	Support standardized public education for fire safety issues
•	Encourage Tri-Service approach to common issues
•	Leverage strengths of each CCFMFC P/T to support work of the Council

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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