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FEES:
$950 - Registration Fee (Includes 4 nights shared accommodations, 4 breakfasts, 3 lunches, & refreshment breaks. Dinners on your own.)
$ 20  - ProPac Ticket Purchase
$ 20  - Hospitality Fee 

OPFFA-MINISTRY OF LABOUR FUNDED COURSE:
NOTE: Locals interested in registering participants for the Fire Ground Survival Train-the-Trainer course will be required to submit an application.  There is no registration fee for this event.  Participation includes course materials and 5 nights of shared accommodations (Sun-Fri), 4 breakfasts, 4 lunches & refreshment breaks. Dinners on your own. Travel & shift subsidies are available.  Please click HERE for more information on this program and application guidelines.

SPECIALTY COURSES (event registration fee PLUS additional fee listed below)*:
$1150 - CMT 1 (3 days - Sunday, Monday & Tuesday) & CMT 2 (2 days - Wednesday & Thursday)
$695 - Health & Safety's Fit2Thrive 105: Planning for Implementation (2 days - Tuesday & Wednesday)
$470 - Health & Safety's Resilient Minds Train-the-Trainer (3 days - Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday)

*This fee is in addition to the general registration fee ($950) and covers the cost of instruction, course materials, and additional meals where indicated.  

Attendees have the option of choosing between the following on Tuesday/Wednesday:

• Health & Safety Plenary Session
• One of the four core Labour courses (Union Stewardship, Grievance Level 1, Bargaining Level 1, WSIB Level 2)
• Occupational Disease WSIB Advocacy *NEW*
• Three labour presentations per day

The Agenda can be viewed HERE. It is tentative and subject to change.  Course summaries can be found by clicking HERE.

Once you complete the registration form below, please click the FINISH FORM button. The office will process your form and send you a confirmation email which will include all the information you entered and an invoice with instructions for fee payment. 

For any questions, please contact: admin@ontariofirefighters.org

Upon registration for an OPFFA Event, your delegates must acknowledge and follow the following IAFF Code of Conduct:

• The International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF) is an organization of men and women whose sole responsibility is the safety and protection of the rights of thousands of fire fighters, emergency medical and rescue personnel and providers of related services in the United States and Canada.
   
• A mission of the IAFF is to promote understanding among all brother and sister members. Our diversity is an important component to the continued success of our International Union.
   
• We are all products of our life experiences. Many factors contribute to who we are and what we value. We are often different in many ways from the individuals we work with, side by side, day after day.
   
• Our fire houses are characterized by this diversity. Our diverse composition requires us to pay attention to our differences, not only so that we can work together successfully, but so that we learn to value and gain an advantage from our different strengths.
   
• We must attempt to better understand our diversity. Different does not mean better or worse, inferior or superior.
   
• We must remember that we share one thing in common - our union and our struggle for justice on the job. That is what unites us.
   
• The IAFF believes that discrimination and harassment can best be stopped in both its open and hidden forms by encouraging all people to live by the basic principle of respect. Every person is entitled to the same basic rights regardless of race, color, creed, national origin, gender, sexual orientation or reason of disability. We expect that all the interactions at the conferences will occur with this principle of respect in mind.

REGISTRATION FORM

Your Treasurer will receive an invoice for your total fees. Please wait until you receive this invoice before paying.