A recruitment blitz to find the Tasmania Fire Service’s newest field officers is set to start in the coming days.
These additional field officers are part of a three-year commitment worth $1.5 million under the Tasmanian Liberal Government’s 100-day plan.
Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Management, Felix Ellis said more boots on the ground to support our Tasmanian emergency service volunteers is a win for our communities.
“The new field officers will be deployed state-wide, with one going to the northwest, one to the north and two to the south,” Minister Ellis said.
“The recruitment of additional field officers will support our hardworking volunteers who work tirelessly to protect our communities in times of need.
“An important part of our 2030 Strong Plan for Tasmania’s Future is to prioritise the essential services Tasmania needs, to help develop stronger communities, enhance our regions, and keep our communities safe.
“This is an exciting opportunity for existing TFS Leading Firefighters who are seeking promotion to the rank of Station Officer,” he said.
The additional positions will be advertised shortly.
Applications are also now open for career firefighter positions with Tasmania Fire Service, with the next Firefighter Development Program taking place in 2025.
“If you have strong personal values, dedication, and a keen interest in lifelong learning, I encourage you to apply for this rewarding role,” Minister Ellis said.
