Fire Safety 2026 - Free PD

Learn essential fire safety tips and prevention strategies from a Fire Prevention Officer with Edmonton Fire. This session will cover practical steps to keep your dayhome safe and prepared.

REGISTER FOR FREE: Fire Safety 2026

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ABOUT THIS SESSION

Fire safety is essential in every child care setting. Join us for an engaging and informative session led by a Fire Prevention Officer from Edmonton Fire. Together, we’ll explore practical strategies to prevent fires, respond effectively in an emergency, and ensure your dayhome meets safety best practices.

This session will cover:

Common fire hazards in dayhome environments and how to reduce them
Creating and practicing effective fire evacuation plans
Proper use and maintenance of smoke alarms, fire extinguishers, and other safety equipment
How to teach children about fire safety in an age-appropriate way

Whether you’re looking to update your fire safety knowledge, meet licensing standards, or simply make your home a safer place, this session will provide valuable tools and insights you can put into action right away.

FAQ

Will there be a certificate?

Yes! A certificate will be available for those who attend the session live. Keep an eye on the chat for the link to the feedback survey. Once it is filled out a certificate will be automatically emailed to you within one week.

Will there be a replay available?

A replay will not be available so be sure to catch this one live!

Does this session qualify for PD funding?

The Government of Alberta has significantly reduced the eligibility criteria for PD Funding and Release Time. ADSN Free PD will remain free; however, it does not qualify for release time funding.

Meet the presenter

Caryn Levert

Fire Prevention Officer

Fire Prevention employees in Public Safety are responsible for providing services and implementing programs that help reduce the number of fires that occur in Edmonton.

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