Toronto Fire Services - Ranks

Ranks

  • Probationary Firefighter - no rank insignia, wearing a black helmet.
  • Second Class Firefighter
  • First Class Firefighter
  • Captain - company officer in charge of one fire truck and crew - with 2 silver epaulette stripes, and wearing a red helmet.
  • District Chief - command officer responsible for all fire stations within a district (ex. 11 District, or 42 District) - with 2 gold stripes, and wearing a white helmet.
  • Platoon Chief - command officer responsible for all fire stations within all four districts of a command (North, East, South, or West) - with 3 gold stripes, and 'Platoon Chief' marked on the back of their bunker gear jacket.
  • Division Commander - command officer responsible for all four shifts within one of the geographic divisions of the city - with 3 thick and 1 thin gold stripes, and 'Division Commander' marked on their bunker jacket.
  • Deputy Fire Chief - with 4 gold stripes, and "Deputy Chief' marked on their bunker jacket.
  • Fire Chief - with 5 gold stripes, and 'Chief' marked on the their bunker jacket.

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