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About Trojan Safety

Since 1994, Trojan Safety has stood at the forefront of industrial safety, specializing in health, safety, and environmental services across the Oil and Gas, Mining, Pulp and Paper, Forestry, and Construction industries in Western Canada.

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Job Description

An industrial firefighter’s main role on any job site is to actively respond to emergencies, such as an uncontrolled fire or release of potentially harmful substances that may come in contact with personnel on location. Industrial firefighters travel in teams of two, sometimes three, allowing one to control the pump while the other suppresses the fire with foam and water.

Roles and Responsibilities

An industrial firefighter’s tasks include but are not limited to:

  • Acting as emergency personnel on-site by:
    • Being first on the scene to control fires,
    • Assisting in the rescue of workers,
    • Assisting personnel exposed to harmful substances.
  • Assisting H2S Supervisors and/or First Aid Attendants in the event of an emergency;
  • Educating crews on hazards of flammable substances and emergency evacuations;
  • Being an active participant in all safety meetings;
  • Operating all company vehicles and equipment in a safe and appropriate manner;
  • Maintaining all tickets;
  • Performing pre and post-trips for all jobs;
  • Following all company health and safety rules.

Character Traits

Industrial firefighters should possess the following:

  • Confidence;
  • Practicality;
  • Responsibility;
  • Professionalism;
  • Patience;
  • Safety conscience;
  • Calmness in emergencies;
  • Strong communication;
  • Excellent problem-solving abilities.

Physical Requirements

Due to the nature of the position, industrial firefighters must:

  • Maintain a reasonable level of fitness;
  • Have normal colour vision, as many safety systems are colour-coded;
  • Be able to work several consecutive shifts (12 hours) consisting of day and night shifts.

Qualifications

  • Possess NFPA 1001 Level 1 and 2 certification
  • Possess NFPA 1081 (Auxiliary Firefighters) certification
  • Possess occupational first aid or equivalent certification
  • Possess valid H2S Alive
  • Possess a valid driver’s license (Class 3) with air brake endorsement (preferred) & current (within three months) clean driving record

Additionally, this is considered a safety-sensitive position, and candidates must be able to pass a pre-employment drug test.

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Trojan Safety’s Core Values

The following values are at the heart of everything we do.

Show you care

Having a team that genuinely wants to help others is what we are all about—it’s why we love the safety business. We want to surround ourselves with people who take pride in going the extra mile and demonstrate courtesy, gratitude and humility.

Keep learning

If you’re no longer learning, it’s time to quit. Being curious about how things work and how to make them better not only makes the job interesting and engaging, it makes you more interesting and engaging. We are a team of innovators and “out of the box” thinkers. Where there’s a problem, there’s an innovative way to solve it.

Always on time

It’s about respect. On-time means you show up early and are ready to go before the promised start time. People notice when you’re on time, and they definitely notice when you’re late. Being on time is a key factor in building trust with our clients and co-workers. Let’s never violate that trust.

Dependable

Being able to rely on your safety people goes without saying. We are well trained, and prepared and show up with the proper tools and equipment to get the job done right without excuses. If any issues arise, our clients can count on us to take care of it immediately.

It’s all about relationships

We live for great relationships, and in order to build those relationships, we consistently give more of ourselves than we ask of others. We inherently believe in putting our clients and colleagues first— it’s just the way we operate. We like people, we like having fun, and we love a good sense of humour, and it shows.

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Roles and Responsibilities

An Industrial Firefighter’s main role on any job site is to actively respond to an emergency situation such as an uncontrolled fire or release of potentially harmful substances that may come in contact with personnel on location. The Firefighters travel in teams of two, sometimes three, allowing one to control the pump while the other suppresses the fire with foam and water. The Firefighter’s tasks include but are not limited to:
  • Act as emergency personnel on site by:
    • Being first on the scene to control fires,
    • Assisting in the rescue of workers,
    • Assisting personnel exposed to harmful substances,
  • Assisting H2S Supervisors and/or First Aid Attendants in the event of an emergency;
  • Educating crews on hazards of flammable substance and emergency evacuations;
  • Be an active participant in all safety meetings;
  • Operate all company vehicles and equipment in a safe and appropriate manner;
  • Maintain all tickets;
  • Perform pre and post trips for all jobs;
  • Follow all company Health and Safety rules.

Character Traits

Industrial Firefighters should posses the following:
  • Confident;
  • Practical;
  • Responsible;
  • Professional;
  • Patient;
  • Safety conscious;
  • Able to remain calm in emergency situations;
  • Effectively communicate with others;
  • Have excellent problem solving abilities.

Physical Requirements

Due to the nature of the position, an Industrial Firefighter must:
• Maintain a reasonable level of fitness;
• Have normal color vision, as many safety systems are color coded;
    • Be able to work several consecutive shifts (12 hours) consisting of day and night shifts.
 

Qualifications

  • NFPA 1001 Level 1 and 2
  • NFPA 1081 (Auxiliary Firefighters)
  • Occupational First Aid or Equivalent
  • H2S
  • Valid Class 3 Drivers Licence with air brake endorsement (preferred) & Current (within 3 months), clear Drivers Abstract
This is considered a safety sensitive position and the candidate must be able to pass a pre-employment drug test.

Trojan Core Values – The Heart of Everything We Do:

  1. Show you care
  2. Keep learning
  3. Always on time
  4. Dependable
  5. It’s all about relationships

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