Fire and Rescue NSW

Fire and Rescue NSW handles everything from vehicle extractions to multi-block structure fires. It's teamwork-heavy RP with real procedure, and some of the most cinematic calls in the city.

Requirements

16 years or older
Working microphone and clear comms
Comfortable following incident command during calls
Patience for slower, procedure-driven scenes

About you

Discord username

Exactly as it appears in Discord. Staff will contact you there.

Your age

Your application

Please provide your full legal name (Last, Middle, First)

Please provide your date of birth (DD/MM/YYYY)

Do you currently have any history with Fire and Rescue NSW or other emergency services? (Warnings, disciplinary action, etc.) If so, please list below with any relevant details.

Do you have any facial or neck tattoos?

Do you currently possess a NSW-issued Class D licence (driver's licence)?

How many hours can you commit? (Weekly)

Please outline where you see yourself within Fire and Rescue NSW in 5 years' time.

What motivates you to join Fire and Rescue NSW, and why?

Do you understand that if you fail to adhere to Fire and Rescue NSW's policies and guidelines, your employment may be terminated?

Scenario: You respond to a call for a residential structure fire with reports of people trapped inside. Upon arrival, smoke is visible from a second-floor window. How would you approach the situation to ensure the safety of both occupants and your crew? What steps would you take to coordinate with incident command? If conditions deteriorate rapidly, what options are available to you?

Scenario: You notice a fellow firefighter cutting corners on a safety procedure during a callout. You're unsure whether what they did actually breaches policy or not. What do you do?

Scenario: You respond to a vehicle accident where a distressed bystander is attempting to pull a trapped occupant from the wreck themselves, risking further injury. What techniques can you use to manage the scene and the bystander? When is direct intervention justified? How should you document the incident afterward?