This certificate program is designed for individuals responsible for civil security. It aims to equip them with the knowledge and skills to prepare for, implement, and manage the necessary plans, measures, and resources to adequately respond to disasters of any magnitude. The program focuses on developing specific abilities required by NFPA 1021 standards, serving as partial qualification for Officer Level 3 and Officer Level 4. It is particularly beneficial for active firefighters seeking career advancement to senior officer positions, or those wishing to enhance their technical skills. Supervisors and managers in the field will also find value in acquiring complementary management tools or advancing their careers in fire safety management.
The certificate program consists of 30 credits. Courses are offered online, during evenings or days, to accommodate the schedules of working professionals. The structure below reflects the courses for the current academic year.
This certificate is designed to enhance the career prospects of individuals in fire safety and emergency management. It aims to prepare graduates for leadership roles and advanced positions within their field.
Specific prerequisites may apply to certain courses. Applicants are encouraged to consult the detailed course descriptions for more information. Some courses may not follow the regular schedule and could be offered in locations outside of Polytechnique Montréal.
Tuition fees are subject to change. It is recommended to verify the most up-to-date fee information with the admissions office.
The program aims to develop skills required by NFPA 1021 standards for Officer Level 3 and Officer Level 4 qualifications.
Graduates can pursue leadership and advanced positions in fire safety and emergency management, including roles like Fire Officer (Levels 3 & 4), Emergency Operations Manager, and Civil Security Officer. The program aims to enhance career prospects for active firefighters and supervisors/managers in the field.
The certificate program consists of 30 credits. Courses are offered online, during evenings or days, to provide a flexible schedule for working professionals.
Applicants must meet the general admission criteria for certificate programs at Polytechnique Montréal. Specific prerequisites may apply to certain courses, and it is recommended to consult detailed course descriptions.
Prospective students should explore the program on the future student website, review general admission requirements, and then submit an application through the official Polytechnique Montréal admissions website. For specific questions, you can contact certificats@polymtl.ca.
Tuition fees for both domestic and international students are not specified publicly and are subject to change. It is recommended to contact the program directly for the most up-to-date fee information.