Bush Fire Brigade volunteers play a significant role in helping to keep their local communities safe. Members are trained and equipped to respond to bushfire incidents, support prevention initiatives and work alongside other emergency services when required. This is a rewarding opportunity to contribute to your community while developing practical skills in a supportive and team-focused environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Contribute to bushfire prevention, preparedness and response activities
- Support the brigade in operational and non-operational duties
- Maintain a strong focus on safety and teamwork
- Represent the brigade professionally within the community
Key Tasks
- Respond to bush and scrub fire incidents when available
- Undertake local fire prevention activities and hazard reduction support
- Assist with community education and engagement initiatives
- Regularly attend brigade meetings and training sessions
- Inspect and maintain brigade equipment and facilities
- Support other emergency service agencies as required
Benefits
- Strong camaraderie within a dedicated and community-focused team
- Opportunity to make a meaningful contribution to local safety
- Ongoing practical training and skill development
- Mentoring and support from experienced brigade members
- Development of teamwork, leadership and problem-solving skills
- Access to wellbeing services including Peer Support Officers and counselling
- Potential deployment opportunities within Western Australia
Requirements
- Driver's Licence (C)
- National Police Certificate *
Applicants should hold a current C class licence (or higher) or be working towards.
Medical declaration to be completed upon application.
Volunteer Police check is provided by the Shire at no cost to you.
Applicants must reside locally within the area to be considered
* May be arranged via the Organisation. Details to be provided on expression of interest.