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Firefighting Career: What Medical Conditions Need To Be Reviewed If you’re interested in a firefighting career, you need to understand that there are certain medical conditions that could disqualify you from entering this profession. Additionally, there are other conditions that may need to be reviewed on a case by case basis. The strenuous job requirements […]
Fire Recruitment Australia: FB Live – March 2020 Hello everyone! The first quarter of the Recruitment year 2020 is almost over. Last week, I conducted a quick FB Live in our Closed Group to share some insights on some specific topics about recruitment. I hope you enjoy the video. Watch it below! Here are some […]
QFES OFAT 2019 HIGHLIGHTS QFES OFAT 2021 I thought I would give you guys a summary of the OFAT (One factor at a time) that a lot of you can easily refer to while preparing or waiting for your turn during the actual physical exam. It has been a busy scene in the fire service […]
2019 FIREFIGHTER RECRUITMENT UPDATE IN AUSTRALIA Here’s a quick 2019 firefighter recruitment update for you for all services and test providers. Hey guys! It’s amazing how the last 8 months passed in a blink of an eye. In just a few weeks, we’ll be entering the last quarter of the year. I made this video […]
SAMFS Firefighter Recruitment 2019 SAMFS Firefighter Recruitment 2019 – News I am very happy to share that SAMFS has opened its doors for recruitment again this year. They’re recruiting from 29 July to 9 August, 2019. I especially appreciate that they have upgraded interactions on their social media platform as well. Be sure to check […]
Fire Recruitment Australia: Answering Recruitment Questions LIVE Hey guys! As part of Fire Recruitment Australia’s commitment to elevate the recruitment experience, we have created a Closed FB group to foster a healthy and productive venue for discussion among firefighting applicants and enthusiasts. We conduct monthly LIVE Coaching sessions to answer the questions of the present […]
QPAT 1 DEMONSTATION 2018 Hey guys! Brent Clayton here from firerecruitmentaustralia.com with insights on the Queensland Physical Ability Testing or QPAT but first, let me offer my congratulations to those who made it to the next stage. This post contains actual QPAT Demonstration Videos
There are a lot of people who want to become firefighters, making the field quite competitive to get into. The selection process is also quite demanding, meaning that you have to be determined and committed if you want to get recruited. Even though firefighting is a dangerous job, it is rewarding too. If you do your research and know how to become a firefighter, then you will be prepared and increase your chances of being recruited.
Different folks, different reasons. A lot of people want to get into the fire service, but only a chosen few actually get in each year. Each person has his own reason/s for wanting to be a part of this elite group of individuals who dedicate their lives for the service of the community. Being a firefighter is no easy task but it has its rewards as well. For one, people in the community generally look up to them as heroes and very important members of society, owing to the nature of work they do. Aside from that, being in the fire service also means that you’re assured of good remuneration and benefits. It’s one thing to want to be a firefighter and another to actually transition from just wanting to actually being one. This means you’ve got to prepare yourself for the challenges ahead in order to make it through the selection and recruitment process. If you’re one of the many who would like to be a part of this exclusive group of outstanding individuals, read on to learn more about how to become a firefighter.
There are a number of people who are eager to learn how to become a firefighter. Civil servant jobs like these tend to boast excellent salaries and benefits. Moreover, this can be an exciting and highly rewarding career. Those who fight fires act as part of first response teams and thus, they regularly save lives.
