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IN ORDERS
13 October 2006 2006/23
Current national security alert level: Medium
The Commissioner records with regret the
death of 5774 Senior Firefighter Michael Thomas Coolahan of 222 Belmont Fire
Brigade on 11 October 2006.
HONOURS …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2
NSW Fire Brigades Medal for Conspicuous
Bravery …………………………………………… 2
National Medals and Clasps …………………………………………………………………………………………… 3
TRAINING …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 5
Senior Firefighters Promotional Program 2006 …………………………………………… 5
AWARDS …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 6
Crown Employees (NSW Fire Brigades
Firefighting Staff)
Award 2005 - matrix amendments and additions …………………………………………… 6
Meal, travelling and related allowances …………………………………………………………… 7
ADMINISTRATIVE AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT STAFF
NOTICES …………………………… 12
Vacancy …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 12
Manager Recruitment, Clerk Grade 9/10 …………………………………………………………… 12
PERMANENT FIREFIGHTERS NOTICES …………………………………………………………………………… 13
Vacancies …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 13
Station Commander Orange …………………………………………………………………………………………… 13
Training Officer, Operational Communications …………………………………………… 13
Appointments …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 14
Promotions …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 14
Resignations …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 14
Retirements …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 14
RETAINED FIREFIGHTERS NOTICES …………………………………………………………………………………………… 15
New members appointed to Brigades …………………………………………………………………………… 15
Appointed to Ranks …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 15
Appointed to Engine Keeper’s position …………………………………………………………… 15
Transfers …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 15
Resignations …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 15
Retirements …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 16
Transferred to Honorary List …………………………………………………………………………………………… 16
HONOURS
NSW Fire Brigades Medal for Conspicuous
Bravery
The NSW Fire Brigades Medal for Conspicuous
Bravery was instituted in 1932 and is the highest honour which can be awarded
by the NSWFB to recognise acts of conspicuous bravery by a firefighter. To date, the Medal has been awarded to 25
recipients, two posthumously.
The Commissioner has approved the award of
the Medal to Station Officer John Carlos Henry for his actions at a townhouse
fire in Kingswood on Wednesday, 26 July 2006.
At 0830 hours on Wednesday, 26 July 2006,
while off duty, Station Officer Henry was dropping his children at school when
he observed smoke issuing from the windows of a nearby townhouse in Park
Avenue, Kingswood.
Station Officer Henry immediately rushed to
the scene and together with two passing NSW Police Officers, Constables Matt
McDougall and Kyle Rodger, attempted to enter the residence through the front
entrance to rescue a child who they were told was trapped in a first floor
bedroom. Intense heat and smoke had
already driven the child’s father, Mr David Jameson, from the residence with
burns to his face and hands. The
hostile conditions inside the burning townhouse also forced Station Officer
Henry and the Police to retreat.
Station Officer Henry and Constable McDougall then climbed onto the roof
immediately underneath a window to the bedroom where the child was believed to
be trapped. Constable McDougall broke
the window with his baton and, despite not knowing the structural stability of
the room and without any concern for his own safety, Station Officer Henry
climbed through the window to search for the child. Under horrendous conditions, including a collapsing ceiling and
in total darkness, Station Officer Henry conducted a search of the smoke filled
room and located the unconscious child, Tyler Jameson, in a corner. Station Officer Henry then carried Tyler
back to the window and passed him to Constable McDougall who was waiting on the
roof.
The New South Wales Fire Brigades recognises
Station Officer John Carlos Henry’s conspicuous bravery, which was in the
finest tradition of the service.
Contact Officer: Superintendent Peter Stathis, Professional Standards and Conduct
Officer, (02) 9265 2826
File Reference: CHO/00565
National Medals and Clasps
National Medal
301024 Bruce
Annabel
7111 Jonathon
Black
399016 Shane
Bradford
314023 Michael
Broekman
481015 Donald
Brooks
450031 Douglas
Bush
8046 Andrew
Campton
520394 Noel
Cheers
424032 Paul
Clarke
7110 Barry
Coates
7104 John
Corby
7122 Matthew
Cutcliffe
496017 Ronald
Dellar
7106 Benjamin
Dowling
7105 Andrew
Erlik
7906 Sean
Falconer
8051 Russell
Goldsmith
344028 Michael
Griffiths
475014 Rodney
Hargrave
7456 Stuart
Harvey
7343 Rodney
Hockey
7350 Jeffrey
Hogan
7114 Anthony
Hulbert
7097 David
Hunt
7101 Glenn
Jackson
7807 Anthony
Jenkins
8483 Garry
Jones
218018 Mark
Jones
7117 Peter
Jones
461023 Shane
Jones
266023 John
Kennedy
489023 Jeffrey
Kenny
7118 Jarrod
King
432022 Peter
Knight
7108 Andrew
Kucharewicz
7102 Brent
Lomas
231018 Michael
Macorig
7098 Darryl
Makarenko
7582 Gregory
Marker
7109 Darren
Moore
465018 David
Mula
7637 Jason
Murphy
424029 Michael
Murphy
471018 Bob
Nash
472027 Gregory
Nelson
8426 Scott
Noakes
7119 Gregory
Nolan
488016 Paul
Nolan
7113 Michael
O’Dowd
7099 Robert
Owens
7716 Scott
Parker
7115 Darren
Pearson
7121 Craig
Pennings
7402 Steven
Perkins
7112 David
Phillips
7100 Trevor
Priestley
7598 Christopher
Ranse
399017 Brett
Sills
7107 Rodney
Sly
446028 Peter
Smith
447020 David
Smith
7150 Richard
Stevens
7096 Patrick
Sullivan
7996 Anthony
Sutton
270019 Bruce
Thurtell
8152 Steven
Todd
7103 Jason
Turner
7898 Kevin
Tyldsley
484028 Robert
Walker
7620 Anthony
Wallgate
7116 Adam
Wever
First Clasp
5805 Glen
Arndell
5810 Mark
Badman
5819 Glen
Baker
5825 Victor
Barry
281008 Colin
Bennett
7585 John
Brennan
5817 Mark
Brown
494010 Robert
Bysouth
266010 Leslie
Carr
5834 Kevin
Collins
360010 Gregory
Conroy
5830 Michael
Cusack
5853 Randy
Desmond
267013 Robert
Duncan
5839 Michael
Durrant
295009 Richard
Fazio
5854 Jeffrey
Fell
5838 Stephen
Gilchrist
5823 David
Grant
214008 Bryan
Hall
5821 Geoffrey
Hillard
236015 Steven
Hockey
5847 Timothy
Jeffcott
5826 Stephen
Jones
5828 Jeffrey
Kearney
5841 Robert
Killham
5848 Mark
Kyneur
29609 William
Lang
5816 Glenn
Launt
7095 Graham
Manners
5836 Walter
McGlynn
399010 John
McLean
5832 John
Miller
206014 William
Miller
5811 Paul
Morton
321012 Paul
Murphy
5812 Stephen
Nadin
452014 Hunter
Neuss
5840 Robert
Peck
5837 Simon
Pitts
5820 Mark
Price
5813 Brett
Ryan
5831 Edmund
Salski
6664 Gregory
Shepherd
257015 David
Spagnolo
5804 Wayne
Staples
463010 Richard
Varley
5824 Mark
Whybro
5844 Gregory
Windeatt
Second Clasp
4459 Christopher
Atkins
4546 Leslie
Ball
232004 Leon
Barton
4501 Maxwell
Beard
460002 Robert
Edwards
470001 David
Gearside
4525 Warren
Glover
4483 Keith
Johnston
470002 Anthony
Jones
4472 Leonard
Mansfield
4469 Ian
Pentony
343003 Edward
Ranse
4489 Robert
Rolfe
4535 Stuart
Schmidt
245001 Bruce
Simpson
4439 Peter
Smith
4536 John
Spencer
4445 John
Spiteri
4532 John
Sullivan
4509 Stephen
Welch
Third Clasp
442002 Vincent
Oliver
Contact Officer: Maree James, Events Coordinator, (02) 9265 2905
File Reference: CHO/08762
TRAINING
Senior Firefighters Promotional Program 2006
Applications are invited from Qualified Firefighters to undertake the
Senior Firefighters Promotional Program (SFPP) for promotion to the rank of
Senior Firefighter.
Qualified Firefighters need to have
satisfactorily completed the following OTEN subjects below before applying for
the SFPP:
OTEN subjects
(as per In Orders 2006/17 - 28/7/06)
7917A (or
AFAC module 3.01) Occupational Health
and Safety
7917B (or
AFAC module 3.15) Supervising Teams
7917G (or
AFAC module 3.14) Leadership
8979N (or
AFAC module 3.11) Public Speaking
7917R (or
AFAC module 3.09) Workplace Trainer
Category A
8979L (or
AFAC module 3.24) Meetings
8979S (or
AFAC module 3.12) Dealing with Conflict
With the exception of Qualified Firefighters
who have satisfactorily completed the former AFC module 3.19 Maths for Data
Representation, participants will also need to complete an assessment in the
NSWFB specific subject Incident Ground Mathematics during the SFPP.
Pre-course resources and information for all
participants will be forwarded on receipt of applications. This will need to be
completed prior to entry on the SFPP program.
Applications must be in report form and
include:
Photocopy
of the OTEN Transcript of Academic Record showing completion of the
pre-requisites in above. This photocopy
must be stamped and signed by a NSWFB Officer and endorsed with the
statement: “This is a true copy of the
original document which I have sighted”.
Email
address
Current
residential address and contact phone number
Annual
leave group
Recruit
commencement date and class number
Date
of Promotion to Qualified Firefighter and number of the In Orders in which it
was published
Application
for Assessment form (refer to the CBT/A Information Pack issued to all fire
stations)
Applications close on 22 December 2006, and
must be forwarded to:
Professional Development Unit
State Training College
PO Box 559
ALEXANDRIA
NSW 1435
The Professional Development Unit will
acknowledge receipt of your application within fourteen days.
Contact Officers: Senior Firefighter Larry
Denyer or Senior Firefighter Chris O’Keefe, SFPP Coordinators, (02) 9318 4852
and (02) 9318 4307
File Reference: CHO/01918
AWARDS
Crown Employees (NSW Fire Brigades
Firefighting Staff) Award 2005 - matrix amendments and additions
An amendment has been made to the Relieving
Matrices.
The change to Matrix A for the GSA distances
and its date of effect are as follows:
Station Station Matrix distance New distance Date of
effect
68 Narrabeen 83
Riverstone 78 122 30
January 2006
Note:
all distances are return distances.
Retrospective claims may be made on
Miscellaneous Vouchers and should show old kilometre distance, new kilometre
distance, date travelled and difference between old and new kilometre
distances. All claims should be signed by an Inspector and be submitted in line
with existing procedures for payment.
An updated electronic version of the matrices
is available on the intranet under Human Resources > Awards and Agreements
> Firefighters.
All copies of the Matrices should be adjusted
accordingly. These corrections have the concurrence of the Fire Brigade
Employees’ Union.
Contact Officer: Barry Larkins, Industrial Officer, (02) 9265 2958
File Reference: CHO/01665v6
Meal, travelling and related allowances
Premier’s Department Circular No 2006-27
informs the public sector that certain allowances have been reviewed and
adjusted. The allowances are operative from 1 July 2006.
Permanent Firefighters
Therefore, pursuant to subclause 10.4.2.3 of
the Crown Employees (NSW Fire Brigades Firefighting Staff) Award 2005, the new
rates are flowed on to Permanent Firefighters of this Department.
Please note that the following items in Table
3 (as amended in In Orders 2005/25) of the aforementioned Award now read:
Item No Clause Description Unit On & from 1 July 2006
14 10.2.2 Meal Allowance per meal $21.90
15 10.2.1
10.3.1.2 Refreshment Allowance per meal $10.95
Accordingly, pursuant to subclause 26.8.1 of
the Crown Employees (NSW Fire Brigades Firefighting Staff) Award 2005, the new
rates are flowed on to Permanent Firefighters of this Department.
Please note that (by administrative action
and not through award variation as yet) the following items in Table 4 of the
aforementioned Award now read:
Item No Clause Description Unit On & from 1 July 2006
1 26.6.4&
25.2.3&
29.6.5&
29.8.1 Specified (Casual) Journey Rate
(Dependent on
Engine Capacity)
- over 2700cc
- 1600 to 2700cc
- under 1600cc
per km
28.9 cents
26.8 cents
22.6 cents
4 26.3.1.1 Breakfast
per meal Capital Cities &
high cost
country
centres (see
list in item 7)
$19.60 Tier 2 &
other country
centres
(see list in
item 7)
$17.50
5 26.3.1.2 Lunch per
meal $21.95 $20.05
6 26.3.1.3 Dinner per
meal $37.80 $34.55
7 26.4.1 Accommodation first 35 days (includes all
meals)
- Capital Cities per day $252.30 Sydney
$230.30 Adelaide
$235.30 Brisbane
$208.30 Canberra
$222.30 Darwin
$198.30 Hobart
$244.30 Melbourne
$220.30 Perth
- High Cost
Country Centres per day
$195.80 Newcastle
$198.30 Wollongong
- Tier 2 Country Centres per day
$176.05 Maitland
$176.05 Mudgee
$176.05 Orange
$176.05 Port Macquarie
$176.05 Wagga Wagga
- Other Country
Centres per day $165.05
8 26.4.2 Actual Necessary Expenses - all locations per day $14.95
9 26.4.3 Accommodation - after first 35 days and up
to 6 months
per day 50% of the appropriate location rate
10 26.5 Government Accommodation -Incidental
Expenses - all locations per day $14.95
11 26.6.5.4
29.8.4 Official Business Rate
(Dependent on
Engine Capacity)
- over 2700cc
- 1600 to 2700cc
-
under 1600cc
-
per km 81.2 cents
75.6 cents
54.1 cents
Retained Firefighters
Therefore, pursuant to subclause 8.4.1.3 of
the Crown Employees (NSW Fire Brigades Retained Firefighting Staff) Award 2005,
the new rates are flowed on to Retained Firefighters of this Department.
Please note that Table 1 of the
aforementioned Award now reads:
Clause Description Code On
& from
1 July 2006
8.2 Meal
Allowance M $21.90
8.2 Refreshment
Allowance N $10.95
Accordingly, pursuant to subclause 19.7 of
the Crown Employees (NSW Fire Brigades Retained Firefighting Staff) Award 2005,
the new rates are flowed on to Retained Firefighters of this Department.
Please note that Table 2 of the
aforementioned Award now reads:
Item No Clause Description Unit On & from
1 July 2006
1
19.2.1
Breakfast
per meal Capital
Cities &
high cost country
centres (see list in item 7)
$19.60 Tier
2 &
other country centres
(see list in item 7)
$17.50
2 19.2.2 Lunch per
meal $21.95 $20.05
3 19.2.3 Dinner per
meal $37.80 $34.55
4 19.3.1 Accommodation first 35 days (includes all
meals)
-
Capital Cities per day $252.30 Sydney
$230.30 Adelaide
$235.30 Brisbane
$208.30 Canberra
$222.30 Darwin
$198.30 Hobart
$244.30 Melbourne
$220.30 Perth
- High Cost Country Centres per day $195.80 Newcastle
$198.30 Wollongong
- Tier 2 Country Centres per day $176.05 Maitland
$176.05 Mudgee
$176.05 Orange
$176.05 Port
Macquarie
$176.05 Wagga
Wagga
- Other Country Centres per day $165.05
5 19.3.2,
19.4 &
27.3.3 Actual
Necessary Expenses - all locations per day $14.95
6 19.3.3 Accommodation - after first 35 days and up
to 6 months
per day
50% of the appropriate location rate
Administrative/Tradespersons
Please note that (by administrative action
thus far, and not through award variation) the following items in Table 1 of
the Crown Employees (Public Service Conditions of Employment) Reviewed Award
2006 have been amended:
Table 1 - Reimbursement of Expenses
Item
No Clause
No Description On and from 1 July 2006
1
29(1)
29(2)
29(3)
29(1)
29(2)
29(3) Capital
Cities & High Cost Country Centres
(see list in item 2)
Breakfast
Dinner
Lunch
Tier 2 (see list in item 2) & Other
Country Centres
Breakfast
Dinner
Lunch Per
Meal
$19.60
$37.80
$21.95
$17.50
$34.55
$20.05
2
30(2)(A)
Capital
Cities
Adelaide
Brisbane
Canberra
Darwin
Hobart
Melbourne
Perth
Sydney Per
Day
$230.30
$235.30
$208.30
$222.30
$198.30
$244.30
$220.30
$252.30
2
30(2)(A)
High
Cost Country Centres
Newcastle (NSW)
Wollongong (NSW) Per Day
$195.80
$198.30
30(2)(A) Tier
2 Country Centres
Maitland (NSW)
Mudgee (NSW)
Orange (NSW)
Port Macquarie (NSW)
Wagga Wagga (NSW) Per Day
$176.05
$176.05
$176.05
$176.05
$176.05
30(2)(A) Other Country Centres Per Day
$165.05
30(2)(B) Incidental expenses when claiming actual
expenses - all locations Per Day
$14.95
30(5) Daily allowance payable after 35 days & up
to 6 months in the same location - all locations 50% of the appropriate location rate
3 31
Government
Accommodation -
Incidental Expenses - all locations Per Day
$14.95
4
36(b)
36(b)
36(b) Camping
allowance
Established camp
Non established camp
Additional allowance for staff who camp in
excess of 40 nights per year Per Night
$24.65
$32.65
$7.80
5 37(b) Composite allowance Per Day
$117.70
6
38
38
38(h)(20)
38(g) Use
of private motor vehicle
Official business
Engine capacity: over 2700cc
1600cc
to 2700cc
under
1600cc
Casual rate
Engine capacity: over 2700cc
1600cc
to 2700cc
under
1600cc
Motor cycle allowance
Normal business
During transport disruptions
Towing trailer or horse float
Transport allowance
Engine capacity: over 1600cc
1600cc
and under
81.2cpk
75.6cpk
54.1cpk
28.9 cpk
26.8 cpk
22.6 cpk
35.6 cpk
17.9 cpk
10.5 cpk
34.6 cpk
29.0 cpk
7
40(b)
40(c)
Camping Equipment allowance
Bedding and Sleeping bag Per Night
$24.35
$4.05
8
41(b)(1)
41(b)(2)
41(b)(3)
41(b)(1)
41(b)(2)
41(b)(3)
Remote Areas
With dependents:
Grade A
Grade B
Grade C
Without dependents:
Grade A
Grade B
Grade C
Per Annum
$1,563 pa
$2,072 pa
$2,768 pa
$1,090 pa
$1,453 pa
$1,939 pa
9 42(a) Assistance to staff members stationed in a
remote area when travelling on recreation.
By private motor vehicle:
Other transport: With dependants
Without
dependants
Rail travel: Appropriate
casual rate up to a maximum of 2850 kms less $38.50
Actual reasonable expenses in excess of
$38.50 and up to $258.0
Actual reasonable expenses in excess of
$38.50 and up to $127.40
Actual rail fare less $38.50
10 43 Insurance cover up to $A1,173
11 44(b) Exchanges Actual
cost
12 45(a) Room at home used as office $712 pa
13 93(a) On-Call allowance $0.70 ph
14 47 Flying allowance $15.00 ph
15 48(a) Uniforms, protective clothing and Laundry
Allowance $3.75 pw
16
50(a) Garage
and Carport allowance
Garage allowance
Carport allowance Per Annum
$504 pa
$112 pa
17 52(a) Community Language Allowance Scheme
Base level rate
Higher level rate
Per
Annum
$996 pa
$1,496 pa
18 53(a) First Aid allowance
Holders of basic qualifications
Holders of current occupational first aid
certificate Per Annum
$640 pa
$963 pa
19 95(a) Overtime Meal allowances
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Supper
$21.90
$21.90
$21.90
$8.50
Contact Officer: Barry Larkins, Industrial Officer, (02) 9265 2958
File Reference: CHO/00381v4
ADMINISTRATIVE AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT STAFF
NOTICES
Vacancy
Manager Recruitment, Clerk Grade 9/10
Position No: 742001. Head Office, Sydney, Permanent full-time. Total
remuneration package valued to $92,591 pa including salary ($76,142-$83,907)
employer’s contribution to superannuation and leave loading.
Duties:
Manages timely and effective recruitment services across the NSWFB,
ensures recruitment policies, systems and reporting requirements are
implemented, manages service delivery, provides leadership and drives good
practice in recruitment.
Selection criteria: Demonstrated capability
to develop, lead and motivate a team and manage resources in the delivery of
recruitment services. Ability to manage large scale recruitment campaigns and
deliver outcomes in an efficient and timely manner. Sound knowledge of
employment and human resource related legislation, industrial instruments and
statutory requirements, and current recruitment trends and issues. Excellent
interpersonal, consultation and communication skills with proven ability to
maintain effective stakeholder relationships and client networks. Sound
analytical, conceptual and problem solving skills. Demonstrated capacity to
develop and maintain technical skills in the recruitment area of management and
knowledge of recruitment trends, including e-recruitment. Sound knowledge of
and experience in computer based applications (eg Word, Excel etc). Common
selection criteria also apply.
Inquiries: Julie
Duncan, (02) 9265 2677, julie.duncan@fire.nsw.gov.au
Information packages: Julie Duncan, (02) 9265 2677, julie.duncan@fire.nsw.gov.au
Applications to: Personnel Officer, NSW Fire Brigades, PO Box A249, Sydney South,
NSW, 1232 or on-line at www.jobs.nsw.gov.au.
Electronic applications must be MS Word compatible
Closing date: 27
October 2006
PERMANENT FIREFIGHTERS NOTICES
Vacancies
Station Commander Orange
Applications are invited from officers holding the rank of Station
Officer for the position of Station Commander at 412 Station, Orange, Zone
Regional West 2, working the 10/14 roster.
An Application for Officer Transfer to
Country Service form and an information package should be obtained before
submitting an application. Applications
must address all the selection criteria.
The successful applicant may apply for the
conditions contained in Clause 29 of the Crown Employees (NSW Fire Brigades
Firefighting Staff) Award 2005. Contact
the Manager Operational Personnel for inquiries on Award conditions and any
entitlements.
Inquiries: Superintendent
Greg O’Connor, Zone Commander Regional West 2, (02) 4782 2568
Information packages: Administrative Services Coordinator West, (02) 9895 4630
Applications to: Human Resources Manager, NSW Fire Brigades, West Office, PO Box H4,
Harris Park NSW 2150
Closing date: 24
November 2006
File reference: WES/00448
Training Officer, Operational Communications
Applications are invited from operational
personnel for position of Training Officer, Operational Communications,
Operational Support Level 2.
An information package should be obtained
before submitting an application.
Applications must address all the selection criteria.
Inquiries: Station
Officer Warwick Richardson, Manager Training Operational Communications, (02)
9318 4352
Information packages: Roz Cedres, (02) 9318 4351
Applications to: Human Resources Manager, NSW Fire Brigades 189 Wyndham Street,
Alexandria NSW 2015
Closing date: 24
November 2006
File reference: CHO/01862
Appointments
The following appointments are subject to the
provisions of the Government and Related Employees Appeal Tribunal Act
1980. In some cases the maximum salary
of the position may exceed the limit under which an appeal may be made to
GREAT. The 21 day period for appeal
commences on the date of this In Order.
Position No.
Name Date
of Decision
Hazmat Technical Officer, C 6571 K Barker 5 April 2006
Supervisor, Wollongong Communication Centre,
C 5592 N
Warren 6 October 2006
Operator, Sydney Communication Centre, D 7077 A
Clark 29 September 2006
Operator, Wollongong Communication Centre, D 8187 A
Haas 29 September 2006
Operator, Sydney Communication Centre, D 8199 B
Carey 29 September 2006
Promotions
Firefighter Level 3 to Qualified Firefighter
8349 S
Doohan 11 April 2006
8384 K
Jones 3 October 2006
8390 J
McKinnon 25 August 2006
8495 T
Grose 26 September 2006
Firefighter Level 2 to Qualified Firefighter
8570 S
Deverall 26 September 2006
8572 P
Huntley 18 August 2006
Resignations
9116 Recruit
Firefighter D Knapp 9 October 2006
8487 Firefighter
Level 2 S Warner 28 August 2006
Retirements
4999 Superintendent G Barnes 12
October 2006
5879 Senior
Firefighter M Robertson 12 October 2006
6083 Senior
Firefighter G Goldach 12 October 2006
RETAINED FIREFIGHTERS NOTICES
New members appointed to Brigades
J W Chaseling Brewarrina
1 September 2006
C Shooter Doyalson 15 September 2006
G Pike Moruya 15 September 2006
B A Schleinzer Brewarrina 1 October 2006
A W Noakes Moree 1 October 2006
J M Cullen Tenterfield 1 October 2006
N M Connolly Uralla 1 October 2006
Appointed to Ranks
RETF D Fielding Maitland Captain 1 October 2006
DCAPT A Mackay Terrigal Captain 1 October 2006
RETF D M Johnson Unanderra Deputy
Captain 1 October 2006
RETF N Grindle Shellharbour Deputy
Captain 1 October 2006
These appointments are subject to the
provisions of the Government and Related Employees Appeal Tribunal Act
1980. The 21 day period for appeal
commences from the date of this In Order.
Appointed to Engine Keeper’s position
RETF B E Madgwick Picton 1 September 2006
This appointment is subject to the provisions
of the Government and Related Employees Appeal Tribunal Act 1980. The 21 day period for appeal commences from
the date of this In Order.
Transfers
RETF R Beckley Toukley to Wyong 1
September 2006
RETF T J Fitzgerald Lawson Merrylands 15 September 2006
RETF G H Taylor Glenbrook Springwood 15 September 2006
RETF B D Skinner Glenbrook Springwood 15 September 2006
RETF D Bove Tumbarumba Goulburn 1
October 2006
Resignations
RETF W P Atkins Dorrigo 27 August
2006
RETF P A Atkins Tweed River 1 September
2006
RETF J W Mansfield Tweed River 1 September
2006
RETF W R Aitken Tweed River 2 September
2006
RETF P G Craft Paxton 18
September 2006
RETF S G Tye Katoomba 21 September 2006
DCAPT D B Fatches Telarah 30 September
2006
Retirements
RETF B Foy Wollongong 5 August 2006
RETF R Murphy Wollongong 5 August 2006
DCAPT B Farmer Jindabyne 18 August 2006
Transferred to Honorary List
RETF B Foy Wollongong 6 August 2006
RETF R Murphy Wollongong 6 August 2006
DCAPT B Farmer Jindabyne 19 August 2006
DCAPT D B Fatches Telarah 1 October 2006
Greg
Mullins AFSM
Commissioner
13
October 2006