Fire Ops 101
By experiencing a wide range of activities – including structure fire demonstrations, hazardous material simulations, emergency medical responses, road crash rescue and rope rescue displays – participants gain a better understanding of the resources, equipment and training FRV firefighters need to keep the community safe.
This series of videos represents a pivotal moment in the experience and knowledge acquired of our dedicated attendees. The video’s not only showcase their experience but how the program deepens their understanding of the vital role played by Firefighters who protect lives, property and our communities from the threat of fires.
We honor our attendees and thank you for viewing their experience.
CRANBOURNE FIREFIGHTERS COMMENDED FOR LIFE-SAVING EMR RESPONSE
Bendigo Station 73 – Firefighters Still Waiting for Critical Support Appliance
Contact your friends and family in Williamstown and Newport and let them know Melissa Horne is failing to keep her community safe.
UFU Vic members were back at Federal Parliament in Canberra Continuing to Fight for Workers Rights
Victorian Labor Government Have Plunged Fire Services and The Community into Terrible Peril!
UFU Members Supporting Conquer Cancer Campaign
LUCAS FIRE STATION NO. 68 FIRE DOOR STILL BOARDED UP
Prominent Victorians had the rare opportunity to step into the world of firefighting at Fire Ops 101.
Sally McManus Reflects on FireOps101 and the Need to Support & Reward Firefighters
From the Fireground to the Union Movement: Women Leading Change
Memories from Fire Ops 101 – One Year On
Shout of Thanks to Nick McGowan MP
Demons AFL Women’s @ FRV
MISSING out on finals for the first time since 2019 may have been burning in the back of Melbourne’s minds over summer, but the players banished a few demons with a day at Fire Rescue Victoria’s training academy.
For the Full Details of their experience with FIREOPS101
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