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“Knowledge is power. Information is liberating. This is a special portal we’d originally set up to help people with portable devices (iPhones®, Blackberries®, etc) navigate the “old” ASTTBC website. While the new site has some similarities with ASTTBC’s main website (visually), there have been significant other changes incorporated. For one thing, their forms page no longer provides current or “fillable” forms (they’re considered “samples” only). For another, they’ve largely withdrawn all the links to some really informative newsletters they used to publish called Suppress! and Tech’s Fire Break. This means that the Fire Technicians Network is likely the only remaining resource where this information is still available. Please note, The CURRENT Canadian Standards based life safety equipment testing and inspection reports can be accessed from our FORMS page. We’ve also provided links to both ASTTBC’s Practice Guidelines (the new version is called the Standard of Practice (SoP). All of ASTTBC’s past newsletters are also available. Simply click on the links provided below. Enjoy!
ASTTBC Fire Protection Technician Practice Guideline (2008) ASTTBC Fire Protection Technician Standard of Practice (SoP) (2018) Contact Info (Main Office) Registrar/Practice Review Board Compliance Coordinator
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