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Fire Protection Services Australia

Locality: Surfers Paradise, Queensland

Phone: +61 416 537 947

Address: rosewood ave 4218 Surfers Paradise, QLD, Australia

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25.01.2022 TERRIFYING: This is how quickly a bushfire can overrun you. Within three minutes, fire crews at Shoalhaven, in NSW, go from setting up for property protection to fleeing for their lives due to a change of wind. Always have your bushfire survival plan ready. #9News

14.01.2022 BURNOVER: You’ve seen the footage, now the Fire and Rescue NSW crews who were right in the thick of it tell the full story. #PreparedForAnything #MoreThanFire #NSWFires #FRNSW #ProtectTheIrreplacable #frnswmedia

12.01.2022 A 'firenado' moving across Queensland. The phenomenon occurs in extremely hot and dry conditions and can reach 1000 + degrees Celsius. Thoughts are with all those men and women fighting more than 100 fires across the country. Video via CNN International

08.01.2022 Sad day for Kingy.

08.01.2022 An important message about Fire Place and Wood Fired Heater Safety in your home. Many people in our community use fireplaces or wood heaters/stoves for their pr...imary heating source. Unfortunately many are unaware of the fire risks associated with this type heating. All home heating systems require regular maintenance to function safely and efficiently. Our Brigade encourages residents to adopt relevant fire safety steps to keep those home fires safely burning. We urge everyone to keep Fireplaces and Wood Heater/Stoves clean. This can be easily achieved by actively utilising the following advice. Inspect and Clean your chimney annually. Clear the area around the hearth of debris, decorations and flammable materials. Always use a metal mesh screen with open fire-places. Use fire resistant materials on walls around your fireplace and wood stoves. Safely burn fuels Never use flammable liquids to start a fire. Use only seasoned (old and dry) hardwood. Soft, moist wood accelerates creosote build-up. Never burn cardboard boxes or rubbish in your heater or fireplace. When building a fire, place logs at the rear of the firebox to reduce risk of rolling out. Never leave a fire in an open fireplace unattended. Extinguish the fire before going to bed or leaving the house. Safely dispose of Ash-pan debris. When emptying the fire box, place ashes in a strong metal container, take outside and fill the container with water to completely extinguish the embers. Never throw ash under trees or into grassy areas. Embers can easily become a fire, with just a little bit of wind and dry fuel, like grass and leaves. Beechmont Rural Fire Brigade Contacts FIRE WARDEN - Wayne 55333623 or 0428 333 874 1st Officer - Mark 0477 220 075 Chairperson - Phil 0407 157 677 Secretary - Suzanne 0407 764 778 More Information: - https://www.ruralfire.qld.gov.au/BushFire_Safety

03.01.2022 We have been getting a lot of questions regarding a push across social media to tie red or orange ribbons to mailboxes to show appreciation for Firefighters. Wh...ilst we appreciate any tribute to our firefighters, Fire and Rescue NSW are not behind any official call to place ribbons anywhere. We encourage anyone who has a Static Water Supply (pool, dam, large water tank) to instead fix a SWS sign to their mailbox or front fence. You can get an SWS sign from our local fire station or otherwise write it on your fence or mailbox and our crews will know they can access this water supply should they need to. Thank you to everyone who is thinking of us, sending their thanks and words of support, we really appreciate it and it means a lot