Future Firefighter Program
Mentoring and training the next generation
Designed for Youth Aged 14 to 17
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Future Firefighter Program Overview
Each year, Lesser Slave Regional Fire Service mentors and trains a small group of capable and energetic teenagers for potential careers as firefighters, EMTs, police officers or forestry officers. There is a limited number of spaces due to the nature of activities and the supervision required.
During the program, youth take part in activities including hazard reduction burning, vehicle extrication, air tanker operations, wildfire operations, policing, and emergency medical services.
Components of the Program
The Future Firefighters program involves a number of different agencies including Alberta Agriculture and Forestry, RCMP, Alberta Health Services, and LSRFS, who introduce the group to the different aspects of their organization’s scope of responsibilities in emergency response and management. Aspects of training include:
- Firefighting equipment
- Fire science
- Pump operations
- Patient handling
- Wildland firefighting
- Fire ground operations
- Helicopter/waterbomber operations
- Vehicle extrication
- Wildfire operations
- Aerial operations
- Search and rescue
- Firefighting equipment
- Fire science
- Pump operations
- Patient handling
- Wildland firefighting
- Fire ground operations
- Helicopter and waterbomber operations
- Vehicle extrication
- Wildfire operations
- Aerial operations
- Search and rescue
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