Steadfast Fire Extinguishers Ltd. Toronto
13-595 Middlefield Road M1V 3S2 Toronto, ON, Canada

The viseo indicates this is the fire alarm system, I'm pretty sure it was either sprinkler system or the standpipe system at that they were doing a standpipe flow test. Could be a broken pipe and they are pointing it out the window!

Don't Play with a fire hydrant, they can bite! Also not a good idea to stand in the path of destruction!

SCAM ALERT!!! "THE VITAL LOTTERY POOL" Everyone watch out for this scam that is targeting the elderly, they send this letter out with a cheque for $14,350.00 ...and then look for you to cash it and then send them the fees back out of your account! Now I am not that stupid to fall for this but guess who's cheque they are forging and sending to these unsuspecting individuals. Crime hurts everyone and as usual it is a foreign speaking individual who answers the number when you call them! (Hope that was politically correct) Time to teach them a lesson, everyone call these jerks and mess them up so they can't prey on the unsuspecting public! I am forced to change bank accounts for my business which is a huge undertaking!! Please share so everyone can see this scam!!!!!

Service, Repair and Testing of a broad range of fire alarm systems. Perform Annual and Monthly inspections and tests of Fire Alarm, Emergency Lighting and Monitoring Systems. Maintain accurate records and documentation Position requires a results driven individual, with the capacity to work independently. Must be a cfaa certified technician and a graduate of the recent upgrade course.... Minimum of 2 years experience Require excellent written and verbal English language skills Must possess a valid clean drivers license (Abstract required) Previous monitoring experience would also be an asset. Competitive top wages based on experience Company vehicle supplied with fuel card and maintenance. Equipment provided (PPE, power tools, cell phone) Company uniforms Group health benefits plan See more

We are looking for a seasoned experienced professional to join our team and manage the service department for fire alarm and sprinklers. This position is ideally suited for an individual who looks for challenges and can multi task to drive the department forward. Experience previous supervisory or management experience would be an asset... previous sales experience would also be an asset cfaa certified technician minimum 5 years direct industry experience Duties Manage sprinkler fitters, fire alarm technician and 1 supervisor. Implement new procedures to better utilize the technicians to their full potential Build the department by hiring additional technicians Expand our offerings to our large client base Look for and assist in aquiring new clients and prospects. Implement service and marketing strategies to improve department performance. Compensation Salary with performance bonus 3 weeks vacation after 6 months employment Health benefits package effective day of hire Company vehicle with gas card, 407 transponder and maintenance 6, 12 and 18 month progress bonus payments.

Looks like trouble on the horizon for the trunk slamming companies! Good news for those of us that do a thorough inspection. Two companies that provide fire inspections services are facing charges under the Ontario Fire Code after they allegedly failed to inspect, test, maintain and repair fire systems after being hired to do so. https://www.cp24.com//the-more-we-dug-the-more-we-saw-fire

We have just received a large shipment of non current NEW wheeled fire extinguishers! 150 lb. and 350 lb. ABC dry chemical units still bolted to the shipping skids from the factory. Give me a call if you or someone you know is interested! I will pay you a commission if I make a sale to your lead. These retail for $5,000 to $10,000 each and we are moving that at a greatly reduced rate!

Our country, our band, his Day! R.I.P. Gord Downey.

Amazing fire truck concept included in this video

A Christmas warning, the threat of real Christmas tree fires is real and dangerous. Always keep yur tree hydrated and turn off the lights at night and when you are not home. Be Safe Canada!

Remembrance Day 2014- AT 11 am please join us in a minute of silence to reflect on the accomplishments of our veterans, past, present and future! Without them we may not be here today!

Congrats Terry Cooke!!! It's been a pleasure working with you! All the staff at Steadfast would like to wish you all the best in your retirement. (Picture: Terry Cooke (L) and Scott Bell (R))

What are your thoughts on the proposed changes to the Ontario Fire Code regarding Carbon Monoxide & Smoke Alarms? http://www.ontariocanada.com/registry/view.do

This Easter weekend never leave cooking unattended, and have a fire extinguisher on our route of egress! Have a safe and Happy Easter!!

Today we see our first 20 degree day of the year. A reminder to all employers that your workers can be affected by heat and dehydration. We recommend providing bottled water for all staff, especially those that work outside or at heights. Steadfast has done this for many years to keep our staff safe and alert. Pass it on.

Waiting for some warmer weather....waiting!!

Did you know... February 24th is national cupcake day! Bake cupcakes, raise funds and save lives!... By baking and fundraising for the Cancer Recovery Foundation of Canada, your cupcakes will help raise funds to support individuals and families facing the challenges of cancer. Send in your donations collected to: The Cancer Recovery Foundation of Canada at 107-16 Esna Park Drive, Markham, ON, L3R 5X1 by March 10th. Join us and make National Cupcake Day the sweetest day of the year!

Team Canada won gold for all Canadians today! Way to go, you have made us all proud.

Sending thoughts out to the Mt. Albert firefighters after the loss of their fire hall this past weekend.