The New GOV.KY Has Launched

Fire Cadets

The new fire cadet detachment will be led by experienced instructors from both CICC and the Cayman Islands Fire Service (CIFS), who will lead them through twelve months of training.

During this time, the cadets will benefit from a more advanced programme of training, as compared to a regular infantry cadet, who do basic familiarisation training with the CIFS once annually.

Commenting on the training the cadets will receive, Chief Fire Officer for the CIFS, Randy Rankin explained, “During this apprenticeship programme the Cadets will cover nine modules including introduction to the CIFS, operational equipment and safety procedures.”

The creation of the Fire Cadets marks another milestone in our continued pursuit to make the lives of the people we serve better by not only being there in times of need but partnering, to mentor and develop future firefighters and leaders.

Together we are building a stronger, safer future for our community.

Become a Leader.

Become a Member of a Real Team.

“The life skills we learn at a young age are the ones that prepare us for adulthood. The Seas, Land and the Sky has no limit that our imagination can hold. The future is what we make it; with skill and training, we will make it Real.”

Fire Cadets: Newest Attachment Under CIFS & CICC

The new fire cadet detachment will be led by experienced instructors from both CICC and the Cayman Islands Fire Service (CIFS), who will lead them through twelve months of training.

During this time, the cadets will benefit from a more advanced programme of training, as compared to a regular infantry cadet, who do basic familiarisation training with the CIFS once annually.

Together we are building a stronger, safer future for our community.