Deputy Fire Marshal Ontario Emergency Response
6 days ago
Midhurst, ON, Canada
Ontario Public Service Leadership | Leadership dans la fonction publique de l’Ontario
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Lead Ontario’s fire investigations and emergency response programs as Deputy Fire Marshal, with Toronto or Midhurst work locations and occasional travel.
Reporting to the Fire Marshal, this executive leader oversees forensic engineering, technical services, emergency preparedness, and provincial response capabilities. The role supports public fire safety through operational excellence, partnerships, evidence-based decisions, and continuous improvement. It also contributes to Office of the Fire Marshal senior leadership and provincial initiatives.
Key Responsibilities:
Direct provincial fire investigations, technical services, and emergency response programs Maintain readiness for complex incidents and emergencies Advise officials and public safety partners on sensitive matters Lead planning, workforce development, and resource management Foster inclusive, high-performing branch culture Requirements:
Proven people leadership and continuous improvement experience Experience leading multidisciplinary teams in complex environments Knowledge of fire protection and fire investigations Ability to interpret legislation, regulations, and standards Strong communication, negotiation, and consensus-building abilities Bring strategic fire-sector leadership, technical expertise, and emergency response knowledge to advance public safety throughout Ontario.
Direct provincial fire investigations, technical services, and emergency response programs Maintain readiness for complex incidents and emergencies Advise officials and public safety partners on sensitive matters Lead planning, workforce development, and resource management Foster inclusive, high-performing branch culture Requirements:
Proven people leadership and continuous improvement experience Experience leading multidisciplinary teams in complex environments Knowledge of fire protection and fire investigations Ability to interpret legislation, regulations, and standards Strong communication, negotiation, and consensus-building abilities Bring strategic fire-sector leadership, technical expertise, and emergency response knowledge to advance public safety throughout Ontario.