Tim Pley is a former local government chief administrative officer (CAO) with extensive experience leading on local, regional and provincial matters of public safety. His education includes a Bachelor of Physical Education (UBC,) a Diploma in Public Sector Management (UVic), a Leadership and Conflict Resolution Certificate (JIBC), as well as extensive certifications in fire and emergency management.
While serving as president of the Fire Chiefs’ Association of BC Tim was instrumental in creating and supporting the provincial government in implementing the BC Fire Service Minimum Training Standards: Structure Firefighters – Competency and Training Playbook and was a confidential contributor in drafting the pending Fire Safety Act. Tim was also active in supporting CAOs and Fire Chiefs in strengthening their working relationships.
Tim’s unique experience enables his ability to understand and navigate the complexities of local government decision-making, in particular where public safety is concerned. His experience working inside and outside of emergency readiness and response, and interacting with senior governments and elected local Councils and Boards enable Tim to support clients in addressing a range of challenges and opportunities.
Tim is an accomplished communicator possessed with a natural curiosity about people. He is a passionate believer that organizations perform best when people are enabled, and that requires clarity with regard to organizational structure and goals, roles, resources, and delegated authorities. Tim is well-positioned to advise clients on how they can enable people, improve organizational performance and create safer communities.
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