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- RFSQ events Rural Fire Service Queensland Week 2025Sunday 27 July - Saturday 2 AugustRural Fire Service Week 2025 is a statewide week-long celebration recognising and celebrating the commitment of Rural Fire Service Queensland (RFSQ) volunteer members, who help keep Queensland communities safe.Local EventsThank you for showing your support…
- Lithium-ion battery safety: take charge What are lithium-ion batteries?Lithium-ion batteries power many everyday rechargeable devices, such as mobile phones, laptops, vapes, power tools, e-scooters, e-bikes and electric vehicles. However, if not used, stored or disposed of correctly, these batteries can pose a serious fire risk. To keep…
- Presumptive cancer legislation for firefighters Since 2015, Queensland legislation has deemed certain cancers to be work-related for firefighters. In August 2024, Queensland Parliament passed amendments to expand the scope of cancers and Queensland now has the most comprehensive Workers’ Compensation scheme for firefighters in Australia…
- Disclosure Log 2025 January Date Valid: 02/01/…
- Prepare for bushfires A well prepared home is easier to defend and reduces the risk to surrounding properties. Use the following as a guide to start preparing before the higher risk bushfire period.…
- Safehouse Jim Sorensen Safe House Education CentreThe Bribie Island safe house is a comprehensive fire and emergency education centre open to school and community groups of all ages. Our staff use practical demonstrations to show how you can prevent and prepare for fires and emergencies.Located at 12 Faraday Street, Bellara visits to…
- Building occupiers, owners, lessees and bodies corporate If you are an owner, business, individual, or part of a body corporate involved in occupying, leasing, or managing a building in Queensland, you hold the status of an 'occupier' under the Fire Services Act 1990. This status brings with it the important legal responsibility of ensuring the…
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- Calling a fire truck How to call Triple Zero (000) and report a fire in QueenslandIn an emergency, every second counts. If you see a fire or any emergency that requires urgent assistance, call Triple Zero (000) immediately. This service connects you to police, fire, and ambulance services anywhere in Australia, including Queensland.Below is a…