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Regional South 2 - Zone Office is based in Goulburn, with 17 Fire Stations that they look after within an area from as far west to Forbes, south to Batlow, north to Southern Highlands and in-between.

28/10/2026

🏆🚒 Argyle Housing 2027 Stakeholder Awards

Recognising Partnerships, Prevention & Community Safety!

Fire and Rescue NSW Regional South 2 (RS2) has been honoured at the Argyle Housing Annual Stakeholder Awards, recognising our ongoing commitment to improving community safety through education, prevention and preparedness.

Since 2024, RS2 has worked closely with Argyle Housing to deliver tailored fire safety initiatives, including community safety days, home safety visits, targeted education and support for vulnerable residents.

🏆 The results speak for themselves!

Through this collaborative partnership, Argyle Housing has reported an incredible 80% reduction in fire-related incidents across its properties.

Our firefighters across RS2 have worked alongside residents to identify potential fire hazards, improve smoke alarm coverage, develop home fire safety plans and empower people with the knowledge and confidence to stay safe.

Following a tragic incident at a senior living complex, our crews also supported residents through compassionate, personalised safety education, helping restore confidence and strengthen community resilience.

RS2 Zone Commander Dean proudly accepted the award on behalf of the entire Regional South 2 team, recognising the dedication and tireless efforts of our firefighters in making a genuine difference beyond emergency response.

👏 A huge thank you to Argyle Housing for recognising our efforts and for their continued commitment to working together to create safer homes and stronger communities.

Fire safety isn’t just about responding when emergencies happen. It’s about preventing them in the first place. 🚒

28/10/2026

🚒🔥 From firefighting foam to virtual firegrounds!

Yesterday, firefighters from 234 Bowral, 305 Goulburn, 378 Mittagong and 385 Moss Vale attended the Fire & Rescue NSW Emergency Services Academy at Orchard Hills for a day of hands-on training and innovation.

🧯 CAFS TRAINING
Crews developed their skills in Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS) pump operations, exploring the use of firefighting foams across various emergency situations.

🔥😎 FIREFIGHTING MEETS VIRTUAL REALITY!
Firefighters were also treated to demonstrations of cutting-edge simulation technologies transforming emergency services training.

🔥 iFire 1.0, developed at UNSW’s iCinema Research Centre, uses AI-driven 3D visualisation to immerse firefighters and incident commanders in realistic virtual bushfire environments, helping them anticipate fire behaviour and strengthen incident management skills.

🖥️ XVR Simulation Software was also demonstrated, showcasing how immersive, scenario-based learning can recreate real-world emergencies in a safe, controlled and environmentally responsible training environment.

These innovative technologies allow firefighters to practise decision-making, develop situational awareness and build operational skills without the risks associated with live emergency environments.

🚒 Real skills. Virtual firegrounds. Better prepared firefighters!

A fantastic opportunity for our Regional South 2 crews to embrace new technology, build their skills and continue preparing for whatever comes their way!

24/10/2026

🚨READY FOR A NEW CHALLENGE?

Applications are currently OPEN for On-Call Firefighters at the following Fire and Rescue NSW stations:

🚒 234 Bowral
🚒 266 Cootamundra
🚒 270 Cowra
🚒 385 Moss Vale ⏰ CLOSING TONIGHT!

Looking for an opportunity to make a real difference in your community?

🔥 Learn valuable new skills
💪 Challenge yourself
🤝 Join a supportive team
🚒 Serve and protect your local community
💰 Earn additional income

Your community needs people like you!

👉 APPLY NOW or register your Expression of Interest to find out about future opportunities.
🔗 https://careers.fire.nsw.gov.au/jobs/search/search-page-regional-south

24/10/2026

☀️⛈️ Warm weather, rain and plenty of humidity?

Are you feeling the heat and pulling the fan out of storage to keep cool?
Before you plug it in and switch it on, take a minute to give it a quick safety check!

🔌 A few simple checks can help prevent a fire:

✅ Check the power cord for fraying, cracks, exposed wires or other damage.
✅ Inspect the plug for bent pins, discolouration or signs of overheating.
✅ Check your fan for dust build-up, loose parts or damage before use.
✅ Plug directly into a wall socket and avoid overloading powerboards or using double adaptors.

⚠️ If you notice a burning smell, unusual noises, sparks or excessive heat, switch off the power and stop using the appliance.

🏡 BE FIRE SAFE IN YOUR HOME!

It only takes a few moments to check your appliances, but those simple checks could prevent a fire and help protect the people you love.

🚒 Want to learn more about keeping your home fire safe?
Book your FREE Home Safety Visit with Fire & Rescue NSW!

Our friendly firefighters can provide personalised fire safety advice, check your smoke alarms and help identify potential fire hazards around your home.

📞 Contact your local Fire & Rescue NSW fire station.
💻 Or book online:
https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au

16/10/2026

🌧️👕 WET WEATHER CLOTHES DRYING? CHECK THE LINT FILTER! 🔥

Rainy days mean more washing heading into the clothes dryer, but before you press START, take a few seconds to check your lint filter!
Did you know that a build-up of lint can restrict airflow, cause your dryer to overheat and potentially start a fire?

Follow these simple safety tips:

✅ Clean your lint filter before every use.
✅ Keep vents and airflow areas clear.
✅ Avoid overloading your dryer.
✅ Never leave your dryer running while you're sleeping or away from home.
✅ Always follow the manufacturer's instructions.

🏠❤️ A few seconds of prevention could help keep you and your loved ones safe!

Want more practical fire safety tips for your home?

Our firefighters across Regional South 2 offer FREE Safety Visits, providing personalised advice to help identify potential fire hazards, check your smoke alarms and install or replace alarms where required.

📞 Call your local Fire and Rescue NSW station or request your FREE Home Fire Safety Visit online:
👉 www.fire.nsw.gov.au

09/10/2026

🚒🔥
Avoid accidental kitchen fires!

📱 A quick phone call, a text message or just a moment of distraction. That’s all it can take for a cooking fire to start.

Would YOU know what to do if a fire started in your kitchen? 🔥

Unattended cooking is a leading cause of home fires in NSW. Never leave cooking unattended, and always turn off the stove if you need to leave the kitchen.

🏠 BOOK YOUR FREE HOME SAFETY VISIT TODAY!
Our firefighters are here to help you and your family stay fire safe.

During your FREE Home Safety Visit, our firefighters can:

✅ Identify potential fire hazards around your home.
✅ Provide personalised fire safety tips and advice.
✅ Check your smoke alarms to ensure they’re working correctly.
✅ Replace batteries or install new smoke alarms where required, free of charge.
✅ Discuss what to do in the event of a fire and how to safely escape.

A few simple changes today could prevent a devastating fire tomorrow.

📞 Contact your local Fire & Rescue NSW fire station or request your FREE Home Safety Visit online:
🔗 https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/safetyvisits

🚨 Remember, if a fire starts and you cannot safely extinguish it, get out, stay out and call Triple Zero (000).

04/10/2026

⏰ TIME TO CHANGE YOUR CLOCK AND CHANGE YOUR SMOKE ALARM BATTERY 🚒🔥

Daylight saving is here! As you move your clocks forward, it’s also a timely reminder to check your smoke alarms and change the batteries.

🏠 Can’t reach? Not sure what to check? No worries. Our firefighters can help.

Across Regional South 2, Fire and Rescue NSW crews provide FREE Safety Visits to help keep you and your household safer.

Our firefighters can check your smoke alarms, replace batteries, install or replace alarms where required, provide assistance with specialised alarms for people who are deaf or hard of hearing, and offer practical fire-safety advice for your home.

📞 Call your local Fire and Rescue NSW fire station to arrange a visit, or request one online
👉 https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/fire-safety/home-fire-safety/safety-visits

Change your clock. Check your smoke alarm. Help keep your home fire safe. ❤️🚒

03/10/2026

🚒 DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES?

The Physical Aptitude Test (PAT) is an important part of becoming an on-call firefighter with Fire and Rescue NSW. Across three stages, candidates complete tasks designed to assess the physical and functional capabilities needed to work safely and effectively on the fireground.

🔥 Stage 1 – Reduced-visibility search and ladder lift
💪 Stage 2 – Functional strength, endurance, balance and coordination through simulated firefighting tasks
🚒 Stage 3 – Fire attack and firefighter rescue simulations

The PAT isn’t about being the strongest or fastest. It’s about demonstrating you can safely meet the real physical demands of firefighting.

Think you have what it takes? We want to hear from you.
Register your interest in becoming an on-call firefighter in your community.

Learn more about on-call firefighting and the PAT⁠ at
🔗 https://careers.fire.nsw.gov.au/on-call-firefighting

01/10/2026

🏠🔥 HOME FIRE SAFETY STARTS AT HOME

Sometimes the smallest things can make the biggest difference when it comes to keeping your home and family safe.

Fire and Rescue NSW firefighters across Regional South 2 offer FREE Home Fire Safety Visits, providing practical, personalised advice based on your home and circumstances.

During a visit, firefighters can:
🔥 Identify potential fire hazards around your home
💡Provide personalised tips to help prevent accidental fires
🔋Check your existing smoke alarms
🚨Install or replace smoke alarms where required
💥 Help you and your family be better prepared for a fire emergency

👨‍🚒 Better safe than sorry. A few simple changes today can help prevent accidental fires from happening.

📞 Contact your local Fire and Rescue NSW station, or request your FREE Home Fire Safety Visit online:
👉 www.fire.nsw.gov.au

PREVENT | PREPARE | PROTECT
🚒 Fire and Rescue NSW Regional South 2

28/09/2026

🚒 DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES?

Stage 1 of the Physical Aptitude Test (PAT) includes a Simulated Reduced Visibility Search.

Wearing a frosted mask to significantly reduce visibility, candidates complete a task designed to assess their ability to function when they can’t rely on sight.

🔥 This stage helps assess:
• Functional capability in reduced visibility
• Ability to work in dark and confined spaces
• Response to restricted vision and enclosed environments
• Suitability for conditions firefighters may encounter operationally

Firefighters don’t always get clear air and perfect visibility. Smoke, darkness and confined spaces can quickly change the environment.

The PAT helps ensure candidates have the capability to operate safely when conditions get challenging.

🚒 Think you have what it takes to become an On-Call Firefighter with Regional South 2?

Learn more about On-Call Firefighting, the recruitment process and preparing for the PAT here:

https://careers.fire.nsw.gov.au/on-call-firefighting

🔥 Step up. Answer the call.

Address

159 Auburn Street
Goulburn, NSW
2580

Opening Hours

Monday	9:30am - 3:30pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 3:30pm
Wednesday	9:30am - 3:30pm
Thursday	9:30am - 3:30pm

Telephone

+61248247200

Website

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

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