Fire and Rescue NSW Station 234 Bowral in Bowral, New South Wales | Public & government service

Fire and Rescue NSW Station 234 Bowral

Locality: Bowral, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4862 1446

Address: 16 Merrigang St 2576 Bowral, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/

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24.01.2022 At the station our training and skill development is always ongoing. Last week our training involved cordage and working at heights. We are lucky enough to have several crew members skilled in rescue, ropes and height safety. First we covered the theory component and refreshed our knot tying skills....then onto the fun stuff!! Using our trucks as anchor points the crew harnessed up and were scaling over the roof of our back shed.

23.01.2022 Want to avoid a house call from the friendly crew at Bowral FS and $1100 fine? Many residents are using this lockdown period to clean up their gardens and prepare for the following bushfire season by having a backyard pile burn. Please make sure that you comply with the local council regulations and have your fire permit from FRNSW. Fire permits are very easy to obtain. Firstly check the Wingecarribee council website (link provided) to see if you fall within the allowable gui...delines. Then, when you have your backyard pile ready, call Bowral Fire Station. We will make a time with you to come and check your pile and issue you with a permit. Your permit gives you 21 days to burn your pile. Easy as that! If you do not have a permit you risk being issued with a fine. Each new pile requires a new permit. Call to book your permit 48621446 Wingecarribee Backyard Burn regulations https://www.wsc.nsw.gov.au//pollution-inf/backyard-burning

22.01.2022 Lastly 4. FRNSW Bowral 234 Can you decide the best decorated truck?

22.01.2022 On Tuesday our HazMat Tanker, along with Fire and Rescue NSW Station 378 Mittagong attended a truck crash on the Hume Highway. No one was injured however crews remained on scene to clean up a large fuel spill.

18.01.2022 In the early hours of this morning crews from Bowral 234 and Mittagong 378 attended a house fire in Bowral. The house was fully involved upon arrival. The crews quickly got to work, but with water pressure issues and difficulty accessing the property due to overgrown vegetation, there was little we could do to save the property. A long night for all crews involved with the fire fully extinguished later this morning.

17.01.2022 The 4 Fire and Rescue trucks of the Southern Highlands Christmas procession on Saturday through Bowral. Hope you caught the impressive display. Thank you everyone for your enthusiastic smiles and waves!

17.01.2022 A few photos of Saturday night in Bundanoon from the perspective of Pump 234

17.01.2022 Watch this video for handy hints and tips for pile burning. Follow these tips and get your permit issued by us on the spot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipsPfZUdokI

16.01.2022 Don’t forget to check your smoke alarms are working A-ok! Remember... only working smoke alarms save lives. Stay safe everyone ... https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/page.php?id=80

16.01.2022 Here’s a HAZMAT video of what hazardous material incident would look like! Feel free to ask any questions in the comments and we’ll answer them in our live Q & A @ 11:00

15.01.2022 WE PROTECT THE IRREPLACABLE | PERSON RESCUED FROM SYDNEY UNIT FIRE Yesterday, Friday 18/09/2020, at approximately 7:48pm, Fire and Rescue NSW was notified of an... Automatic Fire Alarm activation at an address in Woolloomooloo. 'C' Platoon crews from Fire and Rescue NSW Station 004 Darlinghurst and 001 City of Sydney responded. Crews arrived within 4 minutes and numerous 000 calls were starting to be taken by our Sydney Communications Centre, reporting a top floor unit was on fire with multiple people reportedly trapped. This incident was subsequently upgraded to a Structure Fire 3rd Alarm due to the size of the fire and resources needed to combat this. One person was rescued by Fire and Rescue NSW firefighters and was treated and transported by NSW Ambulance. The unit involved in the fire was severly damaged by fire, however other units, which shared a common roofspace, were saved due to the fast response and hard work of firefighters. The following footage, is depicted by two of 001 City of Sydney firefighters, both wearing GoPro's, to give you a different Point-Of-View (POV) look on what roles Firefighters and Station Officers play at a large scale incident. As you will see, firefighting is an inherently dangerous and dirty occupation, however throughout the whole incident, our crews remained safe and perform their individual roles to a high standard. Our mission at Fire and Rescue NSW is to protect the irreplacable, and last night our 'C' Platoon crews did exactly that. Yet another great save.

12.01.2022 Fire and Rescue NSW applications are now open for permanent firefighters. Applications are only open for a couple of weeks so don't wait. https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/page.php?id=10

11.01.2022 Green Wattle Creek Fire Newsletter 8/1/2020

11.01.2022 Bowral fire station is currently recruiting for retained (on-call) firefighters. Being an on-call firefighter is a deeply rewarding and critical frontline emergency-service role that offers excellent training for successful applicants. If you or someone you know are interested in becoming a firefighter and learning a range of new skills to help those in need in our local community, come around to Bowral fire station on a Tuesday night at 19:00 to have a chat and find out more about becoming a firefighter.

10.01.2022 An insight into our training and our capabilities

09.01.2022 What is the seniority for positions of the truck? Does the new member drive or in the back? Just answering one of your questions. In Fire and Rescue NSW the positions you sit on a truck is based on experience and seniority. Generally the junior recruits will sit in the back and will be the Fire attack crew and will always be the ones that will enter the fire. The motor driver generally will have more experience and has to do extra training to sit in this position. The motor driver will be one of the hardest working member of the crew at the job. The person who sits in the front passenger seat is the OIC or Incident Controller. This person is generally the most experienced and most senior and will be guy in charge of the whole incident.

09.01.2022 2. FRNSW Bundanoon 242

06.01.2022 The crew at Station 234 have had a busy week this week....

05.01.2022 3. FRNSW Mittagong 378

04.01.2022 The 4 Festively decorated trucks. We would love the Community to vote on their favourite truck. Can you decide? 1. FRNSW Moss Vale 385

04.01.2022 While conditions are better for Bundanoon there is still fire activity. Today a crew from Bowral assisting the RFS behind Buddhist monastry to control the Small fires that still remain

03.01.2022 As the temperatures drop and we get closer to winter we see an increase in residential house fire and house fire related deaths. Today our Fire Investigation an...d Research team showed us just how easy it is for a fire to start in your home when a heater is left unattended. Remember always to keep furniture and blankets at least one meter from the heater, and not to overload powerboard as we head into the winter months. For information on how to prepare your home for winter visit www.fire.nsw.gov.au/winter #PreparedForAnything #FRNSW #ProtectTheIrreplaceable

01.01.2022 Be sure to keep yours eyes open for our truck this afternoon (4:00 onwards). Our crew is going for a ride around bowral area dropping off lollies to the people on Santas nice list ! We look foward to seeing some smiling faces this afternoon Make sure to look out for us

01.01.2022 Winter has arrived and with 2 house fires overnight in Sydney caused by clothes being left too close to heaters- it's important to remember to switch off heaters when going to bed and remember to leave 1m between the heater!!