Queensland Fire & Emergency Services – Kingaroy QLD
As an emergency service agency, QFES is responsible for ensuring the safety of people and property across Queensland through effective prevention, preparation, response, and recovery activities across various emergency situations.
Comprising the Fire and Rescue Service, the Rural Fire Service, and the State Emergency Service, QFES also supports other volunteer groups providing emergency response to Queenslanders.
The functions of the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services are unique. It is the only entity in Australia that delivers high-quality fire, rescue, emergency, and disaster management services through a single agency. This collaborative approach across the service and with key stakeholders delivers improved safety outcomes for the community.
Mandatory Requirements
Employers written consent to attend incidents and emergencies (where applicable) Live or work within a reasonable distance of the auxiliary fire station Australian Permanent Resident Status The QFES expects that all auxiliary firefighters will commit to the following throughout their employment:
Attending incident and emergency calls –50% of calls as a day worker with routine hours; or 30% of calls as a shift worker or have non-routine hours Attending 75% of regular drill and training sessions Obtaining an MRV licence, at their own expense, within 12 months of employment Participating in ongoing skills acquisition and maintenance programs, including first aid/emergency care. Complying with QFES policies and procedures including code of conduct, safety, and personal presentation standards As a member of a team, respond to fire and other emergency incidents. Note: Auxiliary Firefighters who have not satisfactorily completed all pre-operational aspects of ARTEP (FFGC085) may attend all activities in relation to their designated station, EXCEPT emergency incidents. Promote community safety and emergency preparedness by contributing to community education activities. Develop and maintain competencies by actively participating in regular drills and other relevant training courses provided by the QFES to ensure safety and effectiveness on the fire ground. Maintain the required attendance standards for emergency incidents and training. Operate specialist firefighting and rescue equipment in a safe and effective manner. Contribute to upkeep and hygiene of station facilities. Ensure maintenance and repair of operational equipment and station facilities. Contribute to incident reporting and general station administration as required. As an important part of the station team, appointees shall also: Promote a positive team approach in all work activities Comply with legislative, policy, and procedural requirements appropriate to the position. Communicate effectively with QFES personnel, other emergency service providers, and the general community. Contribute to a safe and healthy work environment by adhering to organisational health principles and procedures. To determine your suitability for the role, you will be assessed on the following leadership and management behavioural competencies from the Queensland Public Service Workforce Capability Success Profile that link to the "key accountabilities" for this role:
Workforce Capability Success Profile Category – Individual contributor
Performance through Vision
Understands how their work aligns to organisational objectives Acts proactively Responds flexibly to change Focuses on customers Performance through Results
Focuses on performance Manages internal and external relationships Supports others' capability development Gives constructive feedback Performance through Accountability
Models professional and ethical behaviour Displays rigour in analysis Applies specialist knowledge and skills Commits to personal development Once you join us we will want you to exemplify the QFES shared values.
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