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25.01.2022 https://youtu.be/Xuo5NUPcJIY

23.01.2022 16 September 2020 Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk MP was in town today to officially unveil the Large Air Tanker FireFighting Aircraft at the Bundaberg Airbase, t...he LAT will be located at Bundaberg Airport during the fire season to tackle bushfires across the state, Calavos RFB had 3 of our Brigade members in attendance who are airbase trained for today’s great announcement. #QFES #QFESLARGEAIRTANKER See more

22.01.2022 THURSDAY TUTORIAL TIME If you could contact one person today, who would it be? Why not make it your local fire warden and apply for a Permit to Light Fire? ...Conducting a hazard reduction burn on your property will help stop a bushfire from starting and spreading. Not sure if you need a permit to light a fire? Fires that don’t need a permit are: Less than two metres in any direction. Lit outdoors in a proper fireplace for the purpose of cooking (e.g. BBQ and camp fires) Certain fires used by primary producers and for industrial purposes. See more

22.01.2022 https://www.ruralfire.qld.gov.au/Pages/Home.aspx

22.01.2022 Call 911 for a casual response If you like this kinda stuff, join our club on Youtube by clicking the sub button, it’s free to do https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRNI_afpZ9BCdBTY3iRN1Bw

19.01.2022 https://youtu.be/xn-e_vF6Vko

19.01.2022 Our Social Media is usually full of our aerial firefighting fleet. This post is going to be different; this post is about the brave men and women who know no d...ivide amongst us. No politics, no skin color, only heart, blood, sweat and tears. The men and women working tirelessly throughout this National Wildland Fire Emergency have seen more than their fair share of tragedy, destruction and chaos. We used to see these Crews, Hotshots, and Jumpers mostly in the wilderness areas. As we have all seen this season, they are now becoming a common site in the urban interface; often partnering with our local first responders. This post is from the bottom of our hearts and we pray that all these brave men and women return home to their families and loved ones soon; safe and together with their crews, just as they left home months ago. These men and women answer the call to do the impossible every year and work in some of the most hostile conditions imaginable. These crews are very near and dear to us all at Coulson Aviation, as it is the sole job of our aircraft to support the boots on the ground. We work hand in hand with these heroes daily, and routinely see them go above and beyond as they answer the call. They are the best our Country and our worldwide partners in fire have to offer. They often go unnoticed or unrecognized, they often are not seen on the evening news. We are here to tell you all that we see you, day in and day out, we at Coulson, our Helicopter Crews, our Airplane Crews, our Maintenance Crews and management. We see you, every season you are there giving more than the common person will ever understand and putting yourself between a fire that is a mile wide and 300 feet tall. We see you, putting yourself between it and our homes, our business’s and our families. We are often called heroes at Coulson but today we put that title where it belongs. If you are a Wildland Fire Fighter, State or Municipality Fire Fighter or a Contract Fire FighterWe see you; we see all of you, and we know who the Heroes are. Thank you for your tireless service and sacrifice. #coulsonaviation #CoulsonUnical #aerialfirefighting

18.01.2022 Why Wildland Firefighters deserve so much respect

16.01.2022 SPRING HAS SPRUNG Don’t get caught out this bushfire season! There’s no better time to do some spring cleaning and prepare your property! These measures may o...r may not also help you avoid any unwanted bird guests camping out in your yard Mow the lawns regularly Trim low lying branches Clear gutters of any debris Clean up any dry grass and sticks See more

15.01.2022 Bureau of Meteorology is predicting severe thunderstorms are possible across western Queensland tomorrow (18/09). To prepare your home and family for wild weath...er: Clear backyard and gutters Trim trees and overhanging branches Create an Emergency Plan Stock your Emergency Kit Ensure your home, contents and cars are insured See more

15.01.2022 Fire Danger Ratings for Friday 13 Nov - 16 Nov 2020 https://www.ruralfire.qld.gov.au/Pages/FDR.aspx

15.01.2022 Fire Danger Rating for Monday 23 Nov Thursday 26 Nov 2020 https://www.ruralfire.qld.gov.au/Pages/FDR.aspx

13.01.2022 https://www.myfireplan.com.au/

13.01.2022 https://youtu.be/oWFBZqs8Gic

10.01.2022 Have you ever needed to dial Triple Zero (000)? For some, it can be overwhelming making that phone call. We've simplified things in this video so you know what to expect when our awesome Fire Communications Officers answer your call. Check it out for yourself!

10.01.2022 A message from the Bundaberg Patrol Group: "Look after your friends and family and be kind to each other." And meet their new budgie Sarge!

09.01.2022 INTERNATIONAL DOG DAY Meet some of the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES) Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) canine squad. These talented pooches are c...hosen for their skills and temperament, not their breed. International Dog Day encourages dog ownership of ALL breeds. To find out more about these pawesome pups, head to our Instagram and Facebook stories! See more

08.01.2022 BACK IT IN, LET IT BEND! Another great looking Tractor Drawn Aerial, doing what it does best, bending where it needs. Alexandra fire station Truck 205, a S...eagrave tiller. Video from: @eng205trk See more

06.01.2022 Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there Whether you're on shift at work, volunteering or in the home, it wouldn't be Father's Day without a good dad ...joke! Father and son duo, Mark and Ben Sullivan responding to a structure fire. Jan 2020. Give us your best work

06.01.2022 Hazard reduction burns Backburning Burning out What on earth is the difference???? HAZARD REDUCTION BURNS are carried out proactively prior to bushfire seaso...n to protect people and assets. They are often called planned or prescribed burns. Hazard reduction burns are planned well in advance, require a permit and are only conducted during favourable weather conditions to reduce fuel (vegetation) loads. BACKBURNING is a technique used when a fire is started intentionally along the inner edge of a fire control line during fire operations to consume fuel (vegetation) in the path of a bushfire. BURNING OUT happens when a fire is intentionally lit to consume sections of unburnt fuel inside a fire control perimeter to remove fuel, widen the control line and stop the progression of fire. The list goes on firebreak, mosaic pattern, strip lighting, spot lighting, head fire, heel fire, flank fire. This fire business can be seriously technical.

04.01.2022 What should you do if you encounter a snake?

04.01.2022 http://bit.ly/2yUo7vB

01.01.2022 Prepare yourself, your family and your home for the threat of bush fire and maintain adequate levels of insurance. You need to make a bush fire survival plan and prepare your property to give yourself, your family and your home the best chance of survival. #getreadyweekend