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The AIFPA was
formed in the fall of 1989 to promote
awareness of industrial fire protection
by information sharing and joint problem
solving to minimize damage, loss and
injury throughout the industry in
the Province of Alberta. For this
reason it stands today as the group’s
Mission Statement.
The founding
organizers of the AIFPA were Len Freeman
(Dow Chemicals) and Brian Lamond (Syncrude).
Attending the first meeting was Brian
Lamond (Syncrude), Len Freeman (Dow
Chemicals), Arnie Quinton (Esso),
Wayne Conley (Suncor), Clive Rutland
(Procor) and Allan Wood (Agrium) which
was held at the Alberta Public Safety
Services in Edmonton.
Today the group meets diligently four
times a year and is over 60 members
strong with representation from Oil
and Gas, Pulp and Paper, Mining, Forestry,
Manufacturing, Training, Independent
Emergency Responders, Equipment and
Supply Companies, Consultants and
Government Agencies. AIFPA also has
members from outside the province
from companies such as Duke Energy
(Fort St. John, BC), Husky (Lloydminster,
SK) and Co-op Refineries (Regina,
SK).
The AIFPA is
also proud to have supported and sponsored
such events as ER2000 (Calgary 2000),
4th World Firefighter Games (Edmonton
1996), Alberta Fire Chiefs Association
(Annual Conference) and the Canadian
Industrial Emergency Conference and
Expo (Calgary 2006 – Annual
Conference). The group also maintains
affiliations with the Alberta Fire
Commissioner’s Office and the Alberta
Fire Chiefs Association.
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To promote awareness
of Industrial Fire Protection by information
sharing, joint problem solving to minimize
damage, loss and injury throughout the industry
in the Province of Alberta.

Exchange of information
of technical problems and solutions which
the membership has experienced to minimize
effort and cost.
An open look at incidents
which have happened in and around the Province
of Alberta.
To promote the professional
development of Fire Protection Professionals.
A common voice for the
Industrial sector to the Alberta Fire Commisioner's
office.
A global voice to the
suppliers and vendors of the needs of th
industry in the Province of Alberta
Information sharing
in the Province of Alberta during emergency
situations
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