Surrey Fire Service
2012 Hiring Process Update
The results are in from the A.W.Fraser testing, and notifications are going out for the physical testing stage. See the details of the physical test. There is only one stage of physical testing. Any questions can be directed to tddykeman@surrey.ca.
The Surrey Fire Service (SFS) protects one of Canada’s most innovative and fastest growing communities. We strive to be on the forefront of technology, patient care, suppression tactics and communications. The department's emphasis on diversity, honour, respect and teamwork helps us to achieve our goals.
Surrey fire crews are the first on scene at residential and commercial structure fires, motor vehicle accidents, medical emergencies, hazardous materials incidents and technical rescue calls. To be prepared for any of these emergency situations, we continually update and expand the skills that are required to protect the public.
When dealing with emergencies, the SFS has found the best course of action is to prevent these emergencies from happening, which is why you’ll find us working with the community to promote home and personal fire safety.
Learn the requirements to become a volunteer or career firefigher with the Surrey Fire Service. Also read about the pay, benefits and flexible work hours of the job.
An introduciton to the Surrey Fire Service with links to everything you need to know.
Links to our CPR, Public Education and HomeSafe programs. You can also access Emergency Social Services, Department Forms and Burning Regulations from this page.
Surrey Fire Fighters give back to the Community through their Charitable Society.
Learn about the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF) and get connected to IAFF Local 1271.
Surrey Fire Service News
National Fire Database Project
An exciting new research project to create a national database that could lead to fewer fires and more effective and efficient fire-service delivery across the country.
Surrey's Fire Chief Addresses Hydro Smart Meters
Hear how Hydro's Smart Meters Will Benefit the Community and First Responders from the Surrey Fire Chief.
Construction Safety Plan Bulletin
This bulletin is provided by the Surrey Fire Service to assist owners, contractors, and workers on the requirements of a Construction Fire Safety Plan (CFSP).
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