Fire Service Control Room Jobs Scotland

The scottish fire and rescue service sfrs is delighted to invite applications for the post of firefighter control.

Fire service control room jobs scotland.

A fire service watch commander revealed how his training helped save the life of someone trapped inside a burning car as the scottish fire and rescue service launches a new recruitment drive. The removal of historical brigade boundaries allows the creation of a more efficient effective and resilient approach to providing fire and rescue services to the communities of scotland. The scottish fire and rescue service was established on 1st april 2013 bringing together the collective skills and experience from across scotland s previous eight fire and rescue services. Emergency response is our most recognisable role and we attend over 90 000 incidents a year covering everything from fires and road traffic collisions to water rescues and.

A key component of this will be reducing duplication where we find it and meeting the tight fiscal demands facing the service. Scottish fire and rescue service headquarters westburn drive cambuslang g72 7na. North hq scottish fire and rescue service pitmedden road dyce ab21 0dp. Our firefighters control teams and support staff are ready for action 24 hours a day 7 days a week 365 days a year.

Unison scotland has a number of concerns relating to the consultant s analysis of fire service control rooms. Analysis of fire service control rooms. 07 august 2020 by sean rooney. These include the consultant s interpretation of the role of control room staff the future governance of such staff and the measurement of the efficiency used in the report.

0141 646 4500 office hours are monday to thursday 8 45am to 4 45pm and friday 8 45am to 3 30pm contact details for each of our service delivery area headquarters. Technical safety adviser sfrs01572. Scottish fire and rescue service headquarters westburn drive cambuslang g72 7na. The fact is that there is a rich variety of roles with both uniformed and non uniformed staff working together for a safer scotland.

Our most recognisable role is emergency response and we attend over 90 000 incidents a year covering everything from fires and road traffic collisions. Our role begins long before any 999 call is made.