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January 19, 2015 at 8:42 pm #1139

Brent Smith

Member

After having the MOL involved in looking at a standard for equipment (PPE) they have determined that no one in the province uses the same for fire investigations. I would like to see this as one topic brought forward. We all deal more and more with people that have severe mental health issues among other individuals not happy to see us in the course of our inspections. I would like some guidance and possible training in what might be the best methods and practices in dealing with these situations. Great job in getting our voices heard!
Brent Smith