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Call for nominations for 2023 Annual Awards

March 9, 2023

OMFPOA Executive are requesting annual nominations for the following awards, please nominate deserving individuals: Jim Copeland Award Dave Sylvester Student Bursary Al Suleman Award (Fire Prevention Employee of the Year) Fire Chief of the Year Award The deadline for submissions is 26 April 2023.

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March 9, 2023

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ULC Smoke Alarms, What the Fire Prevention Officer and Fire Public Educator Needs to Know

March 2, 2023

Training session from 16 Feb 2023. Brian McBain, ULC Senior Codes and Regulatory Services Representative, spoke to us about the smoke alarm requirements in Ontario. Objectives: The participants will be able to: Describe the smoke alarm requirements in the both the Ontario Building and Fire Code. Explain the smoke alarm installation and maintenance requirements as

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- December 15, 2014 at 10:00 pm #1054
  
  Keith Doucette
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  The OBC, Div.B Sentence 3.2.5.7.(2) requires hydrants to be located within 90 m horizontally of any portion of a building that is required to face a street in Subsection 3.2.2. The question is: For a new building, would a hydrant located within the 90 metres on the other side of a 4 lane main arterial roadway with a centre median, be considered to meet this requirement? I would be interested in opinions.
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