Junior Firefighter Program 2024

About the Program

The Junior Firefighters Program is a five day program, with each day designated to a different topic of safety and prevention. It is designed for children and adolescents to get some hands-on experience with what it is like to be a firefighter at the Petrolia & North Enniskillen Fire Department through a variety of fun activities and games throughout the day.

In this program, kids will learn:

  • Auto Extrication
  • Home Fire Safety
  • Basic First Aid Awareness
  • Firefighter Fundamentals
  • Fire Extinguisher Training

…and much more.

2024 dates for the Junior Firefighters’ Program are now available.

Week 1: July 8 – 12 ; Week 2: July 15 – 19 ,2024

This program takes place over the course of 5 days. Monday to Friday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM daily at the Petrolia & North Enniskillen Fire Department, located at 370 Centre St., Petrolia. It is open to children that are 11-14 years of age. Registration fee of $65 that helps cover the cost of T-shirts (which they can keep!) and the Day 5 Family Barbeque. Registration Fee will be due first day of camp. Cash only.

All personal protective equipment such as coveralls, helmets, and gloves will be provided to all participants. Applicants are required to wear closed-toe footwear and to bring their own lunch. All participants will be given a Junior Firefighters T-shirt to wear for the duration of the program.

How to Apply

If you have a family member who is interested in signing up for our next Junior Firefighter Program, Please fill out the application and Parental/Guardian consent form below and email them to PNEFireDepartment@gmail.com

2019 Junior Firefighter Program

The first day of the Junior Firefighter program was full of fun activities! The kids learned about the apparatuses that are used in our response vehicles, and even got to climb inside and see all the cool features up close. They were taught how to put on the bunker gear, and then teamed up and competed in a race to see who could do it the fastest! After wearing all that warm gear, our summer students hosted a game of Kings Court to cool everyone off, where each team had to work together using a fire hose to spray water at a ball and push it into the opponents net.