Alert Level 1
This page has information about our activities and safety measures under Alert Level 1.
COVID-19
The Greater Wellington region moves to Alert Level 2 from 18:00 Wednesday 23 June 2021 until 23:59 Sunday 27 June 2021
The remainder of New Zealand is at Alert level 1.
For personnel who have had their first vaccine dose at a vaccine hub you will be contacted directly by MedPro for your second dose.
You will need to wait 14 days after your second dose of your COVID-19 vaccination before you can get your flu vaccination.
Alert Level 2
This page has information about our activities and safety measures under Alert Level 2.
Alert Level 3
This page has information about our activities and safety measures under Alert Level 3.
Alert Level 4
This page has information about our activities and safety measures under Alert Level 4.
Exposure to COVID-19 at incidents
Steps to follow if you are exposed to COVID-19 at events, and the notification and reporting requirements in Safe@Work
Resources
This section holds stores information and documents for all Alert Levels of the COVID-19 pandemic response. Info in here is also available from the relevant Alert Level page.
COVID-19 site updates summary
This page has a list of things that have changed in the way we do things since the last summary.
COVID-19 vaccine rollout
This page has information about the COVID-19 vaccination rollout to Fire and Emergency personnel.
Feeling unwell?
Information about what to do if you are (or someone in your bubble is) unwell, either with COVID-19 or another cold or flu-like illness.
Leave and sick leave
This page contains information about sick leave and annual leave during the COVID-19 response
Working from home
Advice about working from home.
Brigade training and scheduled training courses
This page has information about what is happening with regards to brigade training and scheduled training courses during the COVID-19 response.
Welfare and wellbeing
This page has information about how we can all take care of our our welfare, our physical and psychological wellbeing throughout the COVID-19 situation and response.