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ActionAll personnel are to follow the revised procedure in the link below when pressure testing hose. Situation
This notice is an update to national safety notice 016/2019. A revised step-by-step procedure of pressure testing hose has been developed to incorporate additional safety measures to keep personnel safe.
Counties Manukau Volunteer Leaders Meeting
The next Area Volunteer Leaders meeting will be held on Wednesday 27 November 2019 at Counties Manukau Area Headquarters, 15a Lambie Drive Papatoetoe, commencing at 1830 hrs.
We will start with a light meal at 1815hrs leading into the meeting.
Station Officer Bryan Marsden has tendered his resignation after 47 years of service. Bryan served within the Auckland Metropolitan Fire Board, the New Zealand Fire Service and now with Fire and Emergency New Zealand.
SummaryFire and Emergency legislation (2017) mandated many functions of which fire Services have not traditionally been
involved in, as well as providing legislation for new functions, much of which has yet to be developed.
2nd quarter Officer Meeting Schedule for 2019-20
SSO to arrange staff movements to maintain cover. Please enter in SMS. Agenda to follow. Please note new format.
Being physically active every day is great for our bodies and minds and today's message is from SFF Sean Stocker from Lookout Point Station.
ActionEnsure all personnel take care when operating appliance bay doors. SituationAppliance bay doors in stations are used frequently, and recently there have been serious near misses where appliance bay doors have malfunctioned and suddenly dropped due to being operated incorrectly.
Being curious and seeking out new experiences positively stimulates the brain.Setting goals, being open to new ideas and continuing to learn throughout life helps boost wellbeing and build resilience.Today's message is from Rural Firefighter Jan Carter from Hampden Voluntary Rural Fire Brigade.
Paying more attention to the present moment, to thoughts and feelings and to the world around us can boost our wellbeing.Today's message is from Senior Firefighter Kris Kennett from Lookout Point Station and his beautiful daughter Sophie.
This week is Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW). I would like to acknowledge that our work is such that it can have an impact on our psychological wellbeing. I encourage you to take this opportunity during the week to explore anything that may help you uplift your mental wellbeing.
