Fire and Rescue NSW Station 216 Bathurst in Bathurst, New South Wales | Fire protection service

Fire and Rescue NSW Station 216 Bathurst

Locality: Bathurst, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6332 5634

Address: 56 Suttor Street 2795 Bathurst, NSW, Australia

Website: http://Fire.nsw.gov.au

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25.01.2022 To most 343 is just a number. To nearly all firefighters around the world, it is a humbling reminder of the events that took place in New York on this day, 19 y...ears ago. This is because on 9/11, 343 New York City Fire Department (FDNY) firefighters did not finish their shift. The tragedy claimed the lives of 2977 innocent victims, and many continue to be impacted. To date, 227 additional firefighters have died with illnesses related to 9/11, with 27 names recently added to the FDNY World Trade Centre Memorial Wall. FRNSW shares deep and personal connections with FDNY, we will never forget the immediate and ongoing loss they were dealt and continue to deal with, all those affected are in our thoughts today. Photo: Thomas E. Franklin

24.01.2022 Last night our Retained Firefighters were visited by the simulated fire training trailer from Fire and Rescue NSW BA Hazmat. Our Retained Firefighters were put through their paces with a low visability search for 'victims' inside the trailer. The Hazmat semi will be around town for a few more days ensuring our Permanent Firefighters are also receving the same refresher. It also making nightly trips out to other Retained stations. #216Bathurst #PreparedForAnything #216Retained #BAHazmat

23.01.2022 If you're changing your clocks before going to bed tonight, take a moment to check your smoke alarm. It’s as simple as pressing a button. If your alarm isn't working, replace the battery or the unit. Only working smoke alarms help save lives. Don’t risk it, test it. #PreparedForAnything #ProtectTheIrreplaceable

23.01.2022 Yesterday morning a little after 8:30am Bathurst station responded Hazmat 216 to a chemical spill in Manildra. The crew assisted firefighters from Fire and Rescue NSW Station 412 Orange and Fire and Rescue NSW Station 380 Molong by provided additional resources and equipment. Firefighters were required to wear Fully Encapsulated Suits to identify the substance and render the area safe. #216Bathurst #216Hazmat #FRNSW #PreparedForAnything

22.01.2022 Crews from 312 Gulgong remain in attendance at a silo fire at Manildra in the state’s central west, together with crews from 380 Molong, Fire and Rescue NSW Sta...tion 216 Bathurst, Fire and Rescue NSW Station 412 Orange, Fire and Rescue NSW Station 105 Kelso and Fire and Rescue NSW Station 284 Delroy, along with numerous crews from the NSW Rural Fire Service, NSW Police Force and NSW Ambulance. Crews initially responded just after 10pm yesterday evening after a fire broke out inside the flour mill, and are expected to remain in attendance for a significant period throughout the day, while firefighting operations continue. Motorists are advised to avoid the area, and to follow instructions from on scene emergency services crews. Free Home Fire Safety Check - Register here: http://goo.gl/XLGwh7 / @paul.cavalier #fireandrescuensw #FRNSW #PreparedForAnything #triplezero #fire #rescue #hazmat #fires #firefighting #firefighter #firefighters #emergency #emergencyservices #firerescue #firerescuelife #firefightingobsession #chiefmiller #firetruck #emt #fireengine #firestation #firefighters_daily #gulgong #australia #rescuelife #mudgeeregion

22.01.2022 EXCITING NEWS !!!! 216 Bathurst has a new Relieving Station Officer He comes to us with a wealth of experience and we are really excited to have him onboard. He brings with him nine large animals, lots of little helpers and a very supportive wife. He has a few little quirks that we've noticed. For example he loves a list and always checks it twice, he can squeeze into some very tight spaces and he knows who is naughty and nice. Our Firefighters will need to be on their best b...ehaviour this Christmas. We're so happy to welcome Mr Santa Clause to Bathurst 216 Station and he will make a great addition over the coming week And don't worry we will be sure to let everyone know when Mr Santa Clause is on our Fire Truck. #216Bathurst #FRNSWChristmas2020 #SOSanta #FRNSW

21.01.2022 HAPPY FATHER’S DAY | From our Fire and Rescue NSW family to yours, we wish all fathers and father figures in our community a safe and happy Father’s Day. We hope you have a special day. Remember, if you are attending a gathering today please do so responsibly and in accordance with the current restrictions. #MoreThanFire #Community #Father'sDay2020

21.01.2022 At approximately 9pm last night, Friday 25 September 2020 Fire and Rescue NSW Station 227 Blayney attended a call to a building fire. Upon further updates and a...rrival, it was established to be a shed fire at the rear of a residential house. There was an occupant in the shed at the time the fire started but self evacuated safety before we arrived. All other residents of the house and neighbouring houses were evacuated by local police. There was no saving the shed, after the massive blaze was fully evolved on arrival and destroyed numerous vehicles including cars and motorbikes. The shed also contained multiple cylinders of gas and acetylene (all rendered safe) and barrels of fuel. The cause of the fire is still unknown. This was a mutily agency event with: Fire and Rescue NSW Station 412 Orange Fire and Rescue NSW Station 216 Bathurst Bathurst Hazmat Fire and Rescue NSW Station 105 Kelso NSW Ambulance NSW Police Force NSW Rural Fire Service All in attendance Fire and Rescue NSW Station 227 Blayney were released from the incident at approximately 2am Saturday 26 Setptember, leaving fresh crew to monitor, salvage and render safe. credit: Firefighter Casey Dixon

19.01.2022 2020 Brought with it many highs and lows. We started with Bushfires and ended with a Pandemic. Throughout the year the firefighters from Bathurst 216 Station have been #PreparedForAnything. We have spent countless hours training, keeping fit, learning new skills, travelling across the state to respond to incidents and provided our local community with the support they need. We have lost several firefighters who have moved on, gained many new firefighers to replace them and meet lots of members of our local community. We spend 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year ready to respond to any emergency. #216Bathurst #FRNSW #216Alpha #216Bravo #216Hazmat #PreparedForAnything #BathurstNSW

18.01.2022 As the COVID-19 pandemic changes the way we go about our lives, our firefighters and support staff continue to ensure we remain prepared for anything. You may see our firefighters wearing a mask, we'd appreciate it if you could also wear yours if we visit your home or workplace.

16.01.2022 Take a tour of one of NSW’s oldest stations during #HistoryWeek2020 The best part it's less than an hour away at Fire and Rescue NSW Station 412 Orange #PreparedForAnything... Museum of Fire See more

16.01.2022 A few days ago we announced our exciting news with a new Relieving Station Officer joining us. Today we're letting everyone know that Mr Santa Clause is on shift and making a trip around town. After all he does have a very important essential job of spreading the Christmas spirit. If you see Mr Santa Clause please remember to stay Covid Safe with Social Distancing. Our firefighters might look a little different with their masks on this year. #216Santa #216Bathurst #FRNSW

12.01.2022 KEEPING NSW SAFE | Today we officially launched our exciting state-of-the art practical training facility at our Emergency Services Academy in Orchard Hills. Our world-class training ensures we have the right skills to be #PreparedForAnything to help keep you safe in any emergency. #MoreThanFire #Training

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11.01.2022 A man has been arrested as part of a joint-agency investigation into the alleged importation of illegal firearm parts and drug manufacturing equipment in NSW’s ...Central Tablelands. Last month, the New South Wales Police Force (NSWPF), Australian Border Force (ABF) and United States Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) commenced an investigation after receiving information in relation to the alleged importation of firearm parts and drug manufacturing equipment into Australia from the US, Hong Kong, China, Germany and Japan. Following extensive investigations, NSWPF officers from Western Region Enforcement Squad and investigators from ABF and HSI executed a NSW search warrant and a customs search and seizure warrant at a home at South Bathurst just after 6am today (Wednesday 23 September 2020). The operation is also being assisted by Chifley Police District, the Dog Unit, and Western Region Operations Support Group. After investigators uncovered a suspicious substance inside the home, assistance was requested from Fire and Rescue NSW’s HAZMAT to render the area safe. Specialist officers from the Rescue and Bomb Disposal Unit and the Drug and Firearms Squad’s Chemical Operations Unit are in attendance. The 36-year-old male resident was served with Firearms and Weapons Prohibition Orders before being arrested and taken to Bathurst Police Station, where he is expected to be charged. The operation is ongoing and further information will be provided when it becomes available. Information about the importation of firearms, illicit drugs or other prohibited items can be reported to BorderWatch: https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au//what/borderwatch/reporting. Anyone with information about the importation and/or supply of firearms or illicit drugs is urged to contact Crime Stoppers: 1800 333 000 or https://nsw.crimestoppers.com.au. Information is treated in strict confidence. The public is reminded not to report crime via NSW Police social media pages.

11.01.2022 Last Tuesday night our Retained Firefighters participated in a Hazmat Training Exercise. The firefighters we tasked with identifying an unknown substance which had been spilled in a warehouse. Some firefighters wore specialised suits and breathing apperatus to approach the substance. While others helped identify the product based on its colour, consistency, type of container and other features with our chemical database. All of our Retained Firefighters here at Bathurst are trained in Intermediate Hazmat. #216Bathurst #216Bravo #216Hazmat #216Retained #preparedforanything #hazmattraining #FRNSW

02.01.2022 The Firefighters from Bathurst 216 Station would like to extend our deepest condolences to the Hill End Rural Fire Brigade, Hill End community, family and friends of Deputy Captian Jim Shanahan who tragically passed away while on duty after attending a car fire in Hill End this morning. We thank you for your service to the local community Jim. https://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au//media-releases/media-statement3

01.01.2022 Around 11am today 216 Alpha, 216 Bravo and 216 Hazmat were responded to a Hazardous Material Incident in the Bathurst CBD. The incident went for a couple of hours with crews identifying the substance and rendering the area safe. #PreparedForAnything #FRNSW #216Alpha #216Bravo #216Hazmat #216Retained