Fire and Rescue NSW Station 222 Belmont in Belmont, New South Wales, Australia | Government organisation

Fire and Rescue NSW Station 222 Belmont

Locality: Belmont, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 4945 2478

Address: 633 Pacific Hwy 2280 Belmont, NSW, Australia

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

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24.01.2022 LEST WE FORGET | On Remembrance Day, we pay our respects to those who died fighting to protect our nation. If you’re attending an event in NSW today, please re...member to stay COVID-safe by physical distancing, wearing a mask where necessary and following the current rules for gatherings. Together, we will remember them. #RemembranceDay2020 #MoreThanFire #Community

10.01.2022 Today marks the beginning of Men’s Health Week, a week that focuses on the health impacts of men’s environments. Our people are our most important asset and the...ir mental and physical wellbeing is crucial to ensuring we are prepared for anything. This year Men’s Health Week highlights the importance of taking the time to have regular check-ups with a general practitioner and regular check-ins with your loved ones. Some of the work Fire and Rescue NSW is doing to support our people in this area includes the recruitment of Wellbeing Officers to support the roll out of mental health programs and enhancing our personal protective equipment to reduce our firefighters exposure to carcinogens. Tips from www.menshealthweek.org.au to manage your health: Be active in getting medical help if you don't feel well, have a problem that won't go away or notice unusual symptoms. It's OK to seek help - don't try to do everything on your own or bury problems. Talk to your partner, friends and workmates. Push hard to get the help you need to manage your life, work, family and financial needs. Partners - be proactive in helping your men and boys get the help they and you need. Use available hotlines, speak with professionals to get the best course of action and be persistent. Don't leave it too late to seek help. For more information visit: https://www.menshealthweek.org.au/

08.01.2022 About 2.10pm this afternoon reports were received that a motor vehicle had crashed into a residential dwelling in Floraville with occupants of the vehicle trapp...ed inside. FRNSW crews from 500 Station Tingira Heights, 222 Station Belmont and 357 Station Lambton were responded by Newcastle Fire Command to the incident. On arrival, the male driver of the vehicle was found inside and was shortly after released by firefighters and handed over to paramedics for treatment. The crew of 357 Station's Technical Rescue appliance, with assistance from 222 Belmont firefighters, carried out stabilisation of the damaged premises utilising a number of Acrow props and the construction of timber shoring. The male driver was transported to hospital by ambulance. Ambulance and Police also attended the incident along with the Westpac Rescue Helicopter. Fire and Rescue NSW Station 222 Belmont Fire and Rescue NSW station 500 Tingira Heights

04.01.2022 This long weekend, when you change your clocks, check your smoke alarm! Many smoke alarms installed before or in the couple of years since 2010 are now startin...g to reach the end of their life span and will need to be replaced if they are out of date. Don’t risk it, test it. Working smoke alarms help save lives. #PreparedForAnything #ProtectTheIrreplaceable

02.01.2022 CONGRATULATIONS to our very own Station Officer, friend and college - ALLEN JENKINS on his retirement. Today he walks out of Belmont Fire Station for the last and final time for Platoon D on the 1/8/2020. Allen Started with FRNSW 15/9/1978 at The Rocks - Fire Station. He then went on to become a Station Officer in April 1991. He has seen more fires, car accidents, rescue incidents and community events then most. He has done 15294 days for FRNSW, a whole 41 years 10 month...s of service. Amazing effort. On behalf of Belmont brigade we are incredibly proud and happy to have met you, work along side you and call you a friend for life. During his career he was awarded the long service and good conduct medal with three clasps and the national medal with two clasps. THANK YOU for all your expertise and friendship you have left us all. All the best in your new chapter with your family. See more