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Assistant Commissioner Disaster and Resilience at Dept Fire & Emergency Services, Kate Vivian joined 6PR's Perth Today, to respond to the earlier chat with Ian Holland, Shire of Yalgoo CEO. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TC Sean also broke an almost 20-year rainfall record in Karratha for a single day, with the local airport gauge recording more than 270 millimetres of rain overnight.

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A emissão de documentos fiscais pelo Android é uma necessidade de todo o mercado e claro uma grande oportunidade para as softwarehouses expandirem seus negócios.  E com a Nuvem Fiscal você pode acelerar ainda mais esta implementação, numa prévia do que teremos no palco de workshop do Dia do ACBr, Wagner trará mais sobre como isto acontece! Convidados: Wagner Landgraf, CEO da landgraf.dev

A Coastal Hazard Advice is in place for parts of Perth metro and the South West for tomorrow - with gale force winds and large seas expected.  Yesterday it was announced ferry services to d from Rottnest Island would shut down, with people told they would be unable to stay in accommodation. Chief Superintendent Metro at DFES, Peter Sutton joined Oly Peterson on Perth Live.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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O início do segundo semestre de 2024 vem carregado de Notas Técnicas entrando em vigor para diversos DFes, diante disso é essencial garantir que seu software esteja alinhado com todas as mudanças, para garantir a satisfação do seu cliente. Convidados: Consultores Especialistas ACBr

A emissão em contingência é uma possibilidade para diversos DFes, e a falta ou uma implementação não adequada, pode representar a perda de recursos financeiros ao seu cliente, já impacta diretamente no processo de vendas. Nesta edição do podcast, abordarmos as principais dúvidas e pontos de atenção quando o assunto é a emissão em contingência. Convidados: Consultores Especialistas ACBr

Os documentos fiscais eletrônicos estão a todo momento sofrendo mudanças devido a novas legislações que inserem novas regras ou até mesmo novos documentos. Nesta edição abordaremos em especifico as mudanças relacionadas aos DFes de transporte, como o fim da emissão assíncrona para o MDFe e o novo documento que está surgindo, o DC-e (Declaração de Conteúdo Eletrônica) Convidados: Italo Giurizzato, consultor ACBr especialista em NTs

Diversos DFes tem atualmente a opção da emissão de forma síncrona e também de forma assíncrona, sendo esta segunda, uma opção muito usadas pelas SHs, mas dado as mudanças na legislação que regem estes documentos, é cada vez mais urgente que as SHs repensem seu modelo de emissão. Convidados: Equipe ACBr

Check out Radio Goolarri's interview with host Matty J and DFES Kimberley Superintendent Leon Gardiner for the latest update on Ex-Tropical Cyclone Lincoln. Learn about its expected re-development and the potential impacts it may have on the west Pilbara and northern Gascoyne coast this Friday and Saturday. Get insights into the affected areas, intensity, movement, and hazards associated with the cyclone. Stay informed and prepared as Superintendent Gardiner shares important recommendations from DFES for those in coastal communities. For further weather updates, visit emergency.wa.gov.au, and for information on preparedness, visit DFES.wa.gov.au.

Bullsbrook residents impacted by a bushfire north of Perth yesterday are now under a Hazmat alert after sewerage wastewater was used to extinguish yesterday's fire. The Department of Fire and Emergency services says drifting spray may have dropped residual bacteria on surrounding properties. DFES Deputy Commissioner of Operations Craig Waters told Millsy and Karl on 6PR Breakfast they are currently investigating how the incident could have happened.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Firefighting trucks and equipment are being spread thin as high fuel loads and hot, dry weather continue to cause state-wide emergencies, an issue that has metropolitan fireys worried. United Professional Firefighters Union of WA Secretary Clem Chan told Gary Adshead on 6PR Mornings Cockburn Station is currently without one of its primary response vehicles due to DFES being unprepared for the fire season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Firefighters from the Department of Fire and Emergency Services as well as volunteer brigades have spent a harrowing night battling against adverse weather conditions as bushfires threaten Toodyay and Lancelin. Residents from both areas were forced to evacuate suburbs yesterday afternoon as the blazes threatened homes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

DFES have identified the cause of a bushfire which claimed homes in Parkerville today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Northampton and Chapman Valley have had a tough, tense and tiring couple of days and Ian, the Incident Controller from DFES gives us an update as we enter day three.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Carly chats to DFES Assistant Commissioner Gary Gifford and BoM Meteorologist Angeline Prasad as they hit the road visiting towns and remote communities throughout the Kimberley and Pilbara to promote community preparedness ahead of Wet Season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Angie catches up with Glenys Malatesta from Gelorup Bush Fire Brigade and Colin Keys from the Southwest/Lower Southwest Vertical Rescue Team See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A emissão de DFes é um recurso obrigatório em qualquer aplicação para o varejo, mas entender as rejeições e falhas com base na documentação pode ser um desafio. Nesta edição do podcast, convidamos também a comunidade para trocar experiências sobre as dificuldades e aprendizados durante a resolução dos problemas, além é claro das dicas dos consultores ACBr para identificar afinal o motivo da rejeição. Convidados: Time ACBr

A algum tempo temos trabalhando para criar uma solução capaz de gerar PDFs via código, oque entre outras vantagens permitirá que sejam gerados PDFs dos diversos DFes existentes no Projeto ACBr assim como qualquer outro documento que o desenvolvedor desejar disponibilizar em sua aplicação sem qualquer dependência gráfica e de forma nativa. o ACBrFPDF é baseado no FPDF o qual foi desenvolvido para PHP e certamente trará mais facilidades ao desenvolvedores Delphi. Convidados: Time ACBr

É muito comum haver rejeições de documentos fiscais pelos mais variados erros, e ao retornar ao usuário da aplicação fica a pergunta "Mas qual seria a informação correta?"Com o projeto IA Sefa PR o desenvolvedor tem a oportunidade de oferecer aos seus clientes o caminho completo para o sucesso na emissão do DFe e não mais somente dizer que tem algo errado.Participe conosco e conheça mais sobre este importante projeto entre a AFRAC e a SEFAZ-PR Convidados: Márcio Dias, Diretor de Inovação da AFRAC, Marcelo Filipak, VP de Inovação da AFRAC e Renato Bianco, integrante do time responsável pelo Projeto na AFRAC

Tropical Cyclone Ilsa has made landfall in Western Australia with warnings it is the strongest storm seen in the state for almost 15 years. It powered up to a category 5 storm, the strongest possible category, as it neared land. Ilsa crossed land just after midnight (WA time) on Friday morning with winds speeds approaching 300kmh. It hit the Pilbara region near the Pardoo Roadhouse and De Grey, 150 km north of Port Hedland and 450km south of Broome. The storm is now officially record breaking, the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM), has confirmed. It set a new preliminary Australian 10-minute sustained wind speed record of 218km/h at Bedout Island, just off the WA coast. Cyclone George in 2007 hit 194km/h for 10 minutes at the same location. “The very destructive core of Ilsa, with extreme gusts up to 295 km/h is impacting areas near Pardoo Roadhouse and De Grey during the next few hours, before tracking inland,” the BOM said. Winds of around 150km/h could be felt inland in areas including Marble Bar and Telfer. While 90km/h winds may hit Port Hedland. Cyclone Ilsa was expected to strike Western Australia by Friday. Photo / Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology From 150 to 300mm of rain is likely around coastal areas near Illsa's eye during Friday. WA's Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES) issued a red alert just hours ahead of Tropical Cyclone Ilsa making landfall warning of fierce winds up which had already reached 285km/h. Extremely destructive winds of up to 315km/h are expected around the centre of Ilsa The red alert covers people between Bidyadanga and Port Hedland (not including Bidyadanga) and inland to Marble Bar and Nullagine. “Stay indoors now. It is too late to leave,” said the DFES. Those in the red alert zone need to seek shelter immediately, and hunker down until the danger has passed. “The forecast for tomorrow is that it will maintain tropical cyclone intensity as it tracks past Telfer and further inland. Telfer could experience destructive winds up to 170 kmh,” said DFES. The Bureau of Meteorology's Todd Smith said Ilsa would cause a lot of damage to the landscape, and buildings that weren't up to code. “We know that this system is really packing a punch,” he said. “Category five cyclones are incredibly dangerous, with wind gusts in excess of 250km/h,” he said. “That's going to cause a heap of damage to trees, vegetation, if there were any caravans around they would be destroyed. “Any houses that aren't built to code are going to suffer extensive damage from that kind of wind strength.” - Benedict Brook & Alex Blair, news.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

School Assembly is the podcast that explores what it takes to build a new school from the ground up. In Series 1 we're following Principal Dr Ray Boyd and Associate Principal Rachael Lehr as they navigate the exciting and challenging journey. Each month, we touch base for updates and reflections on their progress in the newly developing suburb of Dayton, located in the eastern metropolitan city of Swan in Perth, Western Australia. We're well into Term 1 and the staff at Dayton Primary School have been getting to know their students and helping them settle into the new surroundings. Last time out I spoke to Ray and Rachael about recruitment. In this episode we'll be discussing how they're developing school policies. One head's up on terminology, we mention the DFES – that's the WA Government Department of Fire and Emergency Services – and the ‘Good Standing Policy' in WA is around student behaviour. Host: Jo Earp Guests: Ray Boyd, Rachael Lehr Sponsor: Teacher Jobs

As mudanças na legislação vem andando a todo vapor para diversos DFes já a algum tempo, e muitas delas estão previstas para os primeiros meses de 2023. Nesta edição do podcast, vamos saber um pouco mais sobre elas. Convidados: Jussana Ferreira da Silva, VP Midleware AFRAC

In the lead up to the wet season each year we catch up with the Bureau of Meteorology and DFES for a look at what is possible for us on the north west coastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

DFES Deputy Commissioner Melissa Pexton has responded to criticism from business owners in Kalbarri over delays to repairs in the North West tourist town, 18 months after Cyclone Seroja hit the town.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Victoria Amador: Florida, West Palm Beach & Online. QHHT, BQH, Past Life Regression, Soul Regression, Between Lives, Spirit Releasement Therapy. She is a graduate of my Past Life Awakening Institute advanced Spirit Releasement Therapy training course. You can find her at Soul Healing Tribe. http://soulhealingtribe.com/  She is a graduate of Cornell University. She's been a founder CEO and business owner including hospitality and a Dominican Vegan restaurant. She was born in the Dominican Republic, and has been in the US for 25 + years. She speaks Spanish & English. She offers coaching sessions for small business owners. She has an Etsy store offering Spirit Guides Posters, Notebooks & Journals, T-shirts. https://www.etsy.com/shop/healingwithvic Her Youtube channel is "I Am Witch Angel"  where she goes into a lot of spiritual awakening and advanced spiritual regression topics. https://www.youtube.com/c/IamWitchAngel/videos  She's also a High Priestess in 21 Divisions - which is a Dominican spirit orientated religion, also known as Vudu. She has created the Awakening the Healer Within Program, which is a one year program for those looking to heal and awaken. https://www.awakeningthehealerwithintrainingprogram.com/   Go to the Past Life Awakening Institute to apply for; 1) Certified Therapist online training with case studies and mentoring;  http://bit.ly/CertThrpst ​ 2) Past Life or Spirit Releasement Therapy Online Sessions; http://bit.ly/PLRT_SRT_Sessions ​ Mark Beale, Trainer & Mentor Past Life Awakening Institute https://www.pastlifeawakeninginstitute.com/ 

Listener Helen shared her WOTS that the Department of Fire and Emergency Services has pulled it's support from the annual Perth Firefighters Calendar as they don't believe it aligns with their values. Gareth Deeg, Committee Member of the Perth Firefighters Calendar told Oliver Peterson on Perth Live that the rumour is not true that DFES has pulled their support. "They still support the calendar in a number of ways but through consultation, we as a committee have decided to move away, as we have created our own brand through the success we've had," Mr Deeg told Oly. "This will allow flexibility for us as a committee and will empower us to make decisions without needing to seek DFES approval." Mr Deeg further explained that the firefighters will now wear their own branded uniforms  in order to continue producing a calendar that raises money with DFES' support.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

DFES acting Chief Superintendent of the Metro area Peter Sutton said 19 SES units were currently responding to requests for assistance across the state. "We recommend people don't go boating, and if you don't need to drive during these stormy conditions, it'd be best to avoid it," he said. Western Power acting executive for Asset Operations Zane Christmas told Breakfast people should report any power hazards to the utility. "Our crews are prioritising those hazards and where they can restore power but given the weather conditions, we do think it will take most of today to restore," he said.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After the first night of winds Angie caught up with DFES Superintendent for the South West Andy White.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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WA's emergency services minister says local government will continue to manage local volunteer bush fire brigades. Stephen Dawson says the only exception to the rule would be if both the local government and the local volunteers collectively agree to handball responsibilities over to the state, under the management of DFES, the Department of Fire and Emergency Services. Renewables and clean energy have been a hot topic at the annual Pilbara summit on in Karratha this week.

We know how important it is to be inspired by both big businesses and individuals, which is why we are excited to present Talking Leaders, a bi-monthly initiative from the AHDB which will see a series of inspirational speakers share their life experiences and deliver impactful stories to the AgriLeader community. In our April broadcast, we have joining us Sir John Jones – discussing “Preparing yourself for a world that doesn't yet exist”. Knighted in 2003 for his services to education, Sir John worked most of his professional life in challenging schools across the North West of England, his last post being the head-teacher of a large secondary school in Merseyside. His achievements and reputation for straight talking, leadership and creativity led him to be invited onto various organizations, panels and think tanks including the National College for School Leadership, the DfES' Leadership Development Unit, the Teacher Development Agency's National Remodelling Unit and visiting posts with both Manchester and Liverpool Universities. Sir John retains a very down to earth approach to education, believing it to be about social change, never just about ticking boxes or meeting targets. Covering an impressive range of educational issues from leadership and inclusion to organizational development and ‘futures thinking', Sir John is guaranteed to give all those who come into contact with him food for thought, practical ideas that will make a difference and a genuine and moving sense of awe at the power teachers have to change young lives.

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With the first real threat of a tropical low for the year, we caught up with District Superintendent for DFES, Peter McCarthy for an update. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The latest from the fire ground down at Margaret River   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Angie gets the latest from Phil Brandrett Super Intendant Lower SW  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Lisa and Deb from the Gero Clean Up Crew sit down to chat about the amazing progress, volunteers and what more can be done. DFES District Officer Kieren Mussen and Firefighter Daryl chat about a career in firefighting and upcoming opportunities. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our annual pre-cyclone season catch up with the Bureau of Meteorology and DFES - and what should we be doing now.... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our fire service plays a vital role to our lifestyle in WA, especially when it comes to bushfires and managing other disasters throughout our state. DFES's Education and Heritage Centre have recently put a book together looking at the past 120 years of the WA Fire Service with a focus on the Perth Fire Station. The station housed hundreds of Perth firemen and staff starting in January 1901, and DFES historian Ron Harley joined us to talk about it's impact and it's lasting legacy to the WA Fire Service. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Volunteer bushfire officers and regional shires in WA are concerned the threat of jail or large fines under new West Australian workplace legislation could see fewer people volunteering to fight fires in rural areas this summer. The WA Government's Work Health and Safety Bill — which introduces industrial manslaughter as a crime — passed through parliament in November last year. It is expected to come into operation in January next year. Regional shire staff, farmers and volunteer fire coordinators have flagged concerns the new workplace rules of the act could make them liable as individuals for large fines or jail time if someone is hurt or injured while volunteer fire fighting in a regional area.  Matt Holland is the Acting District Officer for Carnarvon's DFES branch. Department of Fire and Emergency Services. He's recently back from spending four weeks fighting bushfires in British Colombia in Canada.

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A bushfire raging in Perth's east is threatening lives and property, according to an urgent warning issued by the state's emergency authorities.The Wooroloo blaze an hour to the city's east continues to burn, with an “act immediately to survive” directive issued for more than a dozen areas, while some residents have been told “it's too late to leave and leaving now would be deadly”.There are reports up to 20 houses have already been lost.An emergency warning is in place for The Vines, Bailup, Ellenbrook, Gidgegannup, Milledon, Walyunga National Park, Upper Swan, Aveley, Wundowie, Red Hill, Belhus, Baskerville, Herne Hill, Bullsbrook, Wooroloo and Brigadoon.Residents in surrounding areas have been told to be on alert by the Department of Fire and Emergency Services, with continued unpredictable weather creating a risk to suburbs.“You need to shelter in your home in a room away from the fire front and make sure you can easily escape,” the warning states.“You must shelter before the fire arrives, as the extreme heat will kill you well before the flames reach you.“If your home catches on fire and the conditions inside become unbearable, you need to get out and go to an area that has already been burnt.”More than 250 firefighters fought the blaze overnight as hot and windy conditions lashed the area, with DFES spokesman Superintendent Peter Sutton saying the crews have braved “erratic fire behaviour”, according to The West.“We have a number of properties lost. Our rapid damage assessment team is working on that. But there is no known loss of life,” he said.“The perimeter of the fire is around 60km, so it is very large and the fire has spotted 3.2km from the head of the fire and crossed the river.”Inspector Sutton said houses in Avon Bridge Estate and Shady Hills were under “imminent threat”, revealing crews had little success overnight, but there were no reports of injuries.The Wooroloo fire is part of the Perth metropolitan area region plunged into a five-day lockdown due to the hotel quarantine coronavirus scare revealed on Sunday.The DFES has told anyone who is forced to break the strict lockdown to avoid a fire threat to wear a face mask and adhere to social distancing measures.

All the info on how to get ready for this year’s fire season and his tips on how to protect your home.

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With extensive experience in schools and colleges as a teacher, lecturer, senior manager, principal and governor, Bob Harrison has worked with head teachers and senior leaders in developing leadership skills for the National College of School Leadership. He was also the advisor to DfES on the FE Principals Qualification, the digital/e-learning advisor for the DfES Standards Unit and the lead on Digital Futures for the Building Schools for the Future Leadership programme which he designed and delivered at national level for several local authorities. Following 12 years as Chief Examiner as well as being a fellow of the RSA, Bob was made an Honorary Life member of CGLI for services to Vocational Education. He is also Chair of Governors at Northern College, Governor at Oldham College and Vice Chair of Governors at a Trafford Secondary School. As Toshiba’s Northern European Education Advisor for 16 years he is a writer, presenter and researcher on mobile learning, digital technologies and next generation learning. Bob is a BERA member and recently presented BERA 2019 on “Digitisation and Academisation”. An active member of the Association for Learning technology he is also the ALT FE Ambassador and a member of the conference programme committee. Bob has recently been shortlisted for the TES FE “Lifetime Achievement Award” for services to Further, Vocational and Adult Education and so we are very pleased to welcome him to our Sofa Sessions where we hope you will join us for this exclusive one-to-one interview hosted by Debbie Luckham, Marketing Consultant at EdQuarter. Twitter - @BobHarrisonEdu

It's a normal outlook for Australia's next bushfire season but challenges remain including bushfire fighting in the time of covid-19

Follow us on Twitter https://www.twitter.com/edufuturists Check out all past episodes at https://www.edufuturists.com Subscribe & watch episodes live at https://www.youtube.com/edufuturists We are joined by Bob Harrison, who has had extensive experience in schools and colleges as a teacher, lecturer, senior manager, principal and governor. He has worked with Head teachers and senior leaders in developing leadership skills for the National College of School Leadership, was the adviser to DfES on the FE Principals Qualification,was Digital/e-learning adviser for the DfES Standards Unit and was the lead on Digital Futures for the Building Schools for the Future Leadership programme where he designed and delivered the programme at National level for several local authorities He is a Board member of the UfI Trust, a £60m charity supporting innovative developments in the use of technology for teaching, learning and assessment in further vocational and adult education. He is a Judge for the BETT Awards, TES FE Awards, Learning Remained awards, E-Assessment awards and the EdTechUK awards. Bob was recently shortlisted for the TES FE “Lifetime Achievement award” for services to Further, Vocational and Adult Education. There is more information on his website www.setuk.co.uk or join his following on twitter @bobharrisonedu --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edufuturistspodcast/message

Angie spoke to Department of Fire and Emergency Services District Officer Natural Hazard South West Nick Elrick this morning to get a picture of the damage sustained across the south West. 

Angie got the latest from BOM and DFES on how to prepare for the wild weather expected later today. 

Mr. McGowan has said his team would listen to the 'fire experts' aka DFES... but is that the right thing to do? Dan Sanderson was the Director of the Cascades Scadden Bush Fire Review' and he has his thoughts on the matter

Wendy Scott is a Froebelian early years teacher with extensive experience in the PVI sector as well as schools. Headship of a demonstration nursery school was followed by a senior lectureship at Roehampton University, where she co-ordinated the original advanced diploma in multi-professional studies.   Wendy has been an early years and primary inspector in London, and has worked across England as an OFSTED Registered Inspector and trainer. She led The British Association for Early Childhood Education and chaired the national Early Childhood Forum before becoming a specialist adviser to the DfES, and working abroad with the British Council and UNICEF. She is currently President of TACTYC, the Association for Professional Development in Early Years, and has judged the Nursery World Nursery of the Year competition since 2008. She was awarded an OBE for services to education in 2015. NAPE The National Association for Primary Education speaks for young children and all who live and work with them. This includes parents, teachers, governors and all those interested in primary education. NAPE is a non-political charity and works tirelessly to support teachers in the classroom as expressed in their ‘Value of Membership’ Document. NAPE leads the Primary Umbrella Group of thirty primary subject associations and unions and gives teachers and schools a voice at governmental level at consultative meetings with ministers for schools. For full details of how they can support you please visit their website at  nape.org.uk  (https://nape.org.uk/)  

Some great advice on being bushfire aware from DFES Superintendent Ant Sadler

DFES Career and Volunteer firefighters responded to a Structure Fire in South Kalgoorlie this morning. Station Officer Troy Dalla Costa gives the details.

Martin Cable from DFES spoke to Glenney about two incidents this morning

We're joined by Chris Kirk, education consultant and MAT expert, to talk about the multi academy trust landscape and the challenges MATs face. Also, in the news this week - the launch of the DfEs free teacher recruitment service, cuts to pupil mental health spending and more...

Superintendant Peter McCarthy tells us what the latest information is from a DFES point of view.

The latest from DFES at 18:45 for the fires which have closed the Coolgardie Esperance Highway.

Incident Controller Terry Wegwermer spoke to Glenney about the fire near Great Eastern Highway at Bullabulling.

I'm going to run you through the pay rates for all the fire services around Australia or most of them, to give you an idea of what you're going to get paid as a firefighter. Then I'm going to do an average so that I answers that question broadly, but I'll go as deep as possible as I can on the data that we've got on the sheet behind it. I'll also put the document up so you can download it if you want all in one spot. I'll go through it all so it's nice and easy to look at the service that you're applying to and figure out how much you're going to get paid. These figures are up to date as of, most of them, 2007/ 2008. There's after those we could possibly get them at this point in time. So each year I'll try and update this but this is how we're going to do it for now.So QFES, a recruit firefighter is currently getting 2555 bucks, that's 89 a fortnight. So times that by 26 and you get yearly wage. And the classification firefighter 2651 should match out the gates. So that's per fortnight. SAMFS pay rate as of 2004 down through to 2017 is as written in this document here. So you'll have to download that one to get that. DFES or WA Fire Service pay rate as of 2006 down, so these ones will be old but you'll get an indicative idea. So trainee firefighter 69,000 per year which is probably the highest in the country I reckon, just off the top of my head. So 70 grand a year as a trainee. Goes up to 76 when you stop being a trainee, so a fifth class firefighter. First class firefighters are known to earn to a grand which is pretty good. Semi-firefighter, 95. Station officer, 107. SO, 211. Area officer, 121. Right up there, Chief Superintendent at 150 grand. So that gives you a really good idea across the board of where you're going to start. I'd say their starting wage is probably a higher one in the country. So you can earn anywhere from sort of 60 grand to 150 in the fire service as a base rate. The next one is the pay rate for Fire Rescue New South Wales as of February 2017. So a recruit firefighter weekly rate of pay from the 16th of Feb will be 1207 bucks a week. So times that by 52 and you get the idea. Right up to the inspector and he's getting 2300 a week. So when you're a qualified firefighter it goes up to 1500 with Fire and Rescue New South Wales. Big pay rate, so these are just the firefighter levels. I can give you an idea of the other level. So a recruit firefighter is earning 1000 bucks a week. So 52 grand a year. So a little bit less than Western Australia pay rate which is 70, so 20,000 less as a recruit. Then you go on to station and it bumps up to 400 bucks extra a week which probably brings you a little bit closer, right up a qualified firefighter at 1550 which is the same as New South Wales essentially.Then ACT Fire and Rescue pay rates, that's another download. I can set up the links there for you, you just have to read that one yourself all in one spot at least. Tasmanian Fire Service pay rate. Trainee firefighter, this is as of 2010 so you can imagine this has gone up significantly, but 41 grand as a trainee. First class firefighter, 55. So I would say this is probably more in line with Vic anyway. That is a pretty old thing but that's all we could get off their website. ARFF pay rates as of 2007. Let's say you start as a recruit, what's a recruit getting? 35 grand. That's not great, that's what it is. Trainee firefighter level one, 61 grand. So it increases significantly once you sought of jump on board as a working firefighter. So then leading firefighters 87 which is pretty much in the mix. Then we've got a SSO and SO, so substation officer, that's the difference there. So, SO is actually a higher rank around 100 grand and the controls are 110. So slightly less than average what they have but all the same not too bad. Northern Territory, all of PFES, you're going to start off on 64 grand as a recruit. It goes up to 67 and then your classes are between 70 grand and 82 as a firefighter. Then you get standing and leading around the 90 grand mark. Station officers is about 100 and senior station officer 107. So slightly below average I reckon just looking at it. But that's the general gist of firefighter wages or firefighter salary for the different services around the country.So if you looked at an average of, I reckon, on the safe side sort of starting around the 50-ish, 55 grand mark as a recruit and then once you qualify looking at 70, 75 grand. So to give you a broad idea hopefully this has been helpful. I'm Brant Clayton this is Firerecruitmentaustralia.com. Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel so you don’t miss any important updates and other news and stuff like this. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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International Success & Happiness Psychologist Kath Temple loves to influence influencers. She is an inspiring award-winning entrepreneur and social entrepreneur with a passion for truly making a BIG difference. An MSc Psychologist, she has worked with tens of thousands of people and young people across the world to create long-lasting positive change, helping them win the inner and outer game of life. A Mindset and Leadership specialist, she worked in Media and PR in the 70s and 80s for Tenneco and BNFL Sellafield, then in Suffolk & Norfolk Education and for the DfES where The Secretary of State for Education appointed her to the SENDIS Tribunal as one of the original 69 Specialist Members for England & Wales. Kath has trained, coached and mentored many Business Leaders, Entrepreneurs, Doctors, Headteachers, Advisors, Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Coaches, Teachers, Therapists, Footballers, Rugby players, Olympians, Paralympians, & Change Agents across the world... The post 26: Interview With Kath Temple appeared first on Rapid ChangeWorks.

International Success & Happiness Psychologist Kath Temple loves to influence influencers. She is an inspiring award-winning entrepreneur and social entrepreneur with a passion for truly making a BIG difference. An MSc Psychologist, she has worked with tens of thousands of people and young people across the world to create long-lasting positive change, helping them win the inner and outer game of life. A Mindset and Leadership specialist, she worked in Media and PR in the 70s and 80s for Tenneco and BNFL Sellafield, then in Suffolk & Norfolk Education and for the DfES where The Secretary of State for Education appointed her to the SENDIS Tribunal as one of the original 69 Specialist Members for England & Wales. Kath has trained, coached and mentored many Business Leaders, Entrepreneurs, Doctors, Headteachers, Advisors, Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Coaches, Teachers, Therapists, Footballers, Rugby players, Olympians, Paralympians, & Change Agents across the world... The post 26: Interview With Kath Temple appeared first on Rapid ChangeWorks.