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NEW RECRUITS JOIN FIRE FIGHTING RANKS





NEW RECRUITS JOIN FIRE FIGHTING RANKS

 

The latest batch of firefighters have today been welcomed into the ranks of Fire & Rescue NSW (FRNSW) by Minister for Emergency Services David Elliott and Fire & Rescue NSW Commissioner Greg Mullins.

 

Nearly 40 men and women today graduated to full-time firefighters at a special ceremony at the FRNSW State Training College at Alexandri Minister for Emergency Services David Elliott congratulated the new firefighters as they joined one of the world’s most trusted professions.

 

“These graduates have a unique and rewarding road ahead of them,” Mr Elliott said.

 

“The advanced training they have received has prepared them well for a career which spans firefighting, road accident rescue, high-angle rescue, community risk management, fire science and hazardous materials response.”

 

Fire & Rescue NSW Commissioner Greg Mullins said the new recruits will join fire crews across greater Sydney.

 

“I wish the graduating class well in what is an important, but sometimes dangerous, career and I thank them for choosing a profession dedicated to protecting lives, property and the environment of NSW,” Mr Mullins said.

 

“I know that this unique graduating class will uphold the high standards of integrity, courage and professionalism expected of a FRNSW firefighter, and it is a pleasure to welcome these firefighters to the fulltime ranks.”

 

The following graduates will be taking up positions at fire stations in the Sydney greater metropolitan area:

 

 

Name

Station

Name

Station

Jackson Bouldon

Campsie

Michael Cronin

St Marys

Samuel Bromley

Lakemba

Lee Allen

Lidcombe

Philip Dunne

Lane Cove

Troy Smith

City of Sydney

Thomas Freeman

Concord

Tara Burton

City of Sydney

Hayden Gavin

Guildford

Michael Tener

Schofields

Luke Holliday

Penrith

David Carroll

Cranebrook

Benjamin Hooper

Baulkham Hills

Benjamin Gallard

Matraville

Jay Kendrick

Randwick

Gavin Smith

Lane Cove

Edward Killen

Seven Hills

Colin Green

Cabramatta

Terry Lancaster

Randwick

Matthew Smith

City of Sydney

George Lloyd

City of Sydney

Michael Millar

Schofields

Darren Lowe

Woollahra

Philip Moore

Huntingwood

Neil Smith

Mt Druitt

Kirron Duncan

Liverpool

Russell Stirton

Seven Hills

Mark Tuart

Liverpool

Cameron Tapp

Seven Hills

Benjamin Wilkinson

Kellyville

Shayden Tawhai

Campsie

John Della

Eastwood

Dean Wheeler

Chester Hill

Brendan Binks

Kellyville

Tod Rowbotham

Seven Hills

Beau Douglas

Kellyville

Bryce Ryan

Mt Druitt

Mitchell Handel

Cranebrook

 

 

Anthony Harris

Horningsea Park


 














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