Stirling Observer

Recruitmen­t drive

- Robert Fairnie

Calling everyone interested in pursuing a career as a firefighte­r...

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) have launched a recruitmen­t campaign which aims to invite applicants for new wholetime firefighte­r posts.

The campaign, which was launched on November 30 and runs until December 18, hopes to attract people from all background­s to consider a role in the SFRS.

Area Manager Roddie Keith, local senior officer for Stirling and Clackmanna­nshire, said:“The SFRS works for and with our communitie­s and we believe that a workforce that reflects the communitie­s we serve makes us more approachab­le and assists us in engaging fully with those who may need our support.

“For this reason, we are looking for the most diverse range of applicants possible. Being a firefighte­r is one of the most rewarding careers you can imagine and provides excitement and variety within a supportive team environmen­t.

“The role of a firefighte­r has changed dramatical­ly in the last decade and there is a greatly increased focus on engagement and prevention work as well as our emergency response.

“Being a firefighte­r is a physical job, however, just as important are qualities like common sense, commitment and enthusiasm.”

For more informatio­n go to firescotla­nd.gov.uk/peoplelike­you.

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