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Strong fit if you want community emergency response with NSW Government, can commit to on-call availability in the Taree area, and prefer practical operational work over office roles. Thin occupation and pay data mean you should confirm rank RN1 duties, training and remuneration on the official listing.
As an on-call Firefighter (RN1) with NSW Government at station/role code 453 Taree, work is response-driven rather than a fixed desk day. When paged you would mobilise, follow brigade procedures, support fire and emergency incidents, maintain kit readiness between calls, and complete the training and station duties expected of retained/on-call firefighters. Rosters and call volume depend on local demand and NSW Fire and Rescue / brigade arrangements for that classification.
Useful foundations: physical fitness, first aid awareness, teamwork under stress, following SOPs, and local area knowledge. No cert catalogue was supplied in CERTS, so no specific course costs or licence lists are listed.
No. The listing is on-site / on-call in Australia (Taree-linked), not remote.
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RN1 On Call Firefighter - 453 Taree — NSW Government, Australia Role Overview The role of an RN1 On Call Firefighter with the NSW Government involves working from a local Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) Fire Station. You will be responsible for undertaking a wide range of duties including community fire safety work, attending fires and other emergencies as required. This is an ongoing employment opportunity with on-call hours based in Taree. Your Responsibilities Undertake community fire safety work to promote public awareness and prevent fires. Respond to emergency calls, including fires, medical emergencies, and other incidents as required. Participate in regular training exercises and drills at the Fire Station. Contribute to maintaining equipment and facilities at the Fire Station. What You Bring A current NSW Driver’s License is required for this role. Previous experience in firefighting or a related field would be advantageous but not mandatory. The ability to work flexible on-call hours, including evenings and weekends. A strong commitment to public safety and community service. About NSW Government NSW Government is dedicated to providing essential services that support the wellbeing of its citizens. As part of this team, you will be contributing to the safety and security of the local community in Taree. Apply Today The base retainer for this position is $84.67 per fortnight, with a rate of $35.85 per hour for incident and drill attendance. Applications close on 10 March 2026 at 11:55 pm. To apply, complete your application directly on this page, or you'll be redirected to the employer's application platform to finish submitting there.
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