- Vehicle for District Chiefs and Platoon Chiefs and other miscellaneous department officials. Other Car Vehicles are assigned to the Mechanical Division and Training Division and have command gear and other equipment. Air & Light - Air & light support vehicle. This vehicle is equipped with an air refill system for refilling air cylinders and this unit also carries electrical items and other specialized equipment. Tanker - Pumper-tanker / water tender. This vehicle carries water for fighting fires and it also has support equipment for other situations. Haz-Mat - Hazardous Materials Incident Team. This unit carries Haz-Mat (Hazardous Materials) response equipment and helps provide support for first responders who are entering into dangerous environments Tech Rescue - Technical Rescue vehicle. This vehicle is a large box on wheels and carries specialized equipment for all kinds of rescue situations. It carries various power tools and specialized rescue gear for rescues in the categories of Vehicle Rescue and Extrication, Building Collapse, Trench Rescues, etc. Special Operations - Technical Rescue / Haz-Mat support vehicle. This vehicle has equipment for supporting emergency personnel on specialized emergency incidents. This is a support vehicle that responds to all kinds of emergencies for support. Command Post - Incident command truck. This vehicle responds to emergencies to provide communications and control with either police personnel, fire personnel or Emergency Medical Services personnel or all other personnel communicating with dispatchers or members in the police, fire and emergency medical services. Rehab - Firefighter medical support vehicle. This vehicle carries items that help firefighters stay healthy and refreshed during large scale incidents or training events. Items used for this purpose include water, granola bars, tents, etc. Petro Canada Lubricants Petro Canada has its own in-house fire equipment (emergency response team) at its lubricants facility in Mississauga. For major fires or other situations, Mississauga Fire would be asked to assist as primary responders. Notable incidents Air Canada Flight 189 disaster (1978) Mississauga train derailment (1979) Air France Flight 358 runway accident (2005) Mississauga Restaurant Bombing (2018) Members As of 2006 MFES has 700 firefighters and personnel. The firefighters are represented by Local 1212 of IAFF. See also Peel Regional Paramedic Services References External links Mississauga Fire and Emergency Services Mississauga Fire Fighters Association Mississauga Fire Live Audio Feed Fire departments in Ontario Fire and Emergency Services, Mississauga Regional Municipality of Peel