The Fire Ed program is designed for teachers working with students in Year 1 in Queensland schools.
The aim of the program is to assist students to develop an understanding of the dangers of fire and the appropriate response should they be in a situation where fire is involved.
Every year we respond to fires that threaten people, property and the environment. Some of these fires escape from smaller fires that are part of permitted activities and some are caused by irresponsible behaviour.
If people are careful with fire, the loss and damage can be greatly reduced.
The information will help you understand your obligations and responsibilities when using fire outdoors.
Our annual report provides information about us, how we are governed, our activities, performance and future direction. The annual report also provides an overview of financial and non-financial performance and key achievements.
Since 2018, we been officially endorsed by WORK180 as an organisation genuinely committed to supporting women in the workplace.
We strive to reflect the communities we serve, embracing and celebrating the diversity of our staff and volunteer workforce. We live our values of respect, integrity, courage, loyalty and trust, embedding them in everything we do.
Our Fairness, Equity and Inclusion Framework outlines our commitment to:
We are committed to working in partnership with key stakeholders to ensure that the fire safety design, operation and management of major infrastructure development (MID) projects submitted to us for input will provide an acceptable level of safety for their occupants and Firefighters.
To access older editions of Response (previously titled Emergency), please email magazine.editor@fire.qld.gov.au