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EMERGENCY CONTACTS: Fire & life threatening emergencies 000; SES emergency assistance 132 500; Emergency information 13 33 37

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Contents

PART A: OFFICE OF THE FES COMMISSIONEROffice of the FES Commissioner Executive 10Aboriginal Advancement Unit 11Health and Safety Services 12Ministerial Services 12

PART B: HAZARD MANAGEMENT Fire 14Hazardous Materials 15Natural Hazards 15Collapse (Structure) 16

PART C: COMBAT AND SUPPORT SERVICES Land and Air Search and Rescue 17Vertical Rescue 18Transport Emergencies & Rescue 19Other Emergencies and Support Services 20

PART D: SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITy OF WACareer Services 21Volunteer Services 23

PART E: CAPABIlITy COMMAND - PREPARATIONHazard Planning and Response 30Operations Capability 35Operational Readiness and Standards 36Capability Planning 38Professional Development 39

Foreword

This Service Directory provides a reference resource for the Western Australian community to assist with accessing the emergency services of the Department of Fire and Emergency Services.

As the Fire and Emergency Services Commissioner, I am pleased to add the Services Directory to the information currently available to the community on the DFES website www.dfes.wa.gov.au

Wayne Gregson APMFire and Emergency Services (FES) CommissionerDepartment of Fire and Emergency Services




PART F: OPERATIONS COMMAND – RESPONSEMetropolitan Operations 42Country Operations 43

PART G: GOVERNANCE AND STRATEGyGovernance and Strategy Executive 44Legal and Legislative Services 45Professional Standards 47Risk, Planning and Reporting 48Strategic Program Office 54

PART H: CORPORATE SERVICESHuman Resources 59Information and Communication Technology 62Business Services 66Media and Corporate Communications 68Asset Planning and Delivery 70

PART I: SERVICE DIRECTORy A–ZServices Directory 2016 Listings 74




About the Department of Fire and Emergency Services

The Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES), led by Western Australia’s leading Hazard Management Agency, the FES Commissioner, performs a critical role coordinating emergency services for a range of natural disasters and emergency incidents threatening life and property.

Operating 24 hours a day, every day of the year, DFES provides emergency services across our vast State of 2.5 million square kilometres on land, by sea and air.

DFES was established to improve the coordination and planning of emergency services in Western Australia (WA).

Supported by an extensive network of over 29,000 volunteers and over 1,100 career firefighters DFES has adopted an ‘all hazards’ approach to emergency management, working in partnership with the community and other government agencies to prevent, prepare for, respond to and recover from natural disasters and emergencies.

DFES continually strives to improve the State’s hazard response capabilities and delivers several safety programs to help the community manage and recover from emergencies, prevent hazards and mitigate effects from natural disasters.

WA’s fire and emergency services are a combination of career and volunteer personnel.

As well as providing a comprehensive contact list (Part I), this service directory provides an overview of the main functions of DFES in five parts: Office of the FES Commissioner; Capability Command; Operations Command; Governance and




Strategy; and Corporate Services. An additional three parts provide an overview of the FES Commissioner’s Hazard Management Agency (HMA) responsibilities, Combat and Support responsibilities in support of other Hazard Management Agencies and the services used to fulfill these responsibilities.

Figure 1: Overview of Service Directory Structure against DFES Organisational Structure

Part A:Office of the FES Commissioner

Part E:Capability Command

Part B: Hazard Management/ Part C: Combat & Support

Part F:Operations Command

Part D:Services to Community of WA

Part G:Governance & Strategy

Part H:Corporate Services

FES Commissioner

Office of Bushfire Risk Management

In addition to overseeing the Department functions which are described in this directory, the FES Commissioner has responsibility for the Office of Bushfire Risk Management (OBRM), an independent office reporting directly to the FES Commissioner. OBRM was established to enhance the effective management of bushfire related risk in WA in order to protect people, assets and other things valuable to communities.

State Emergency Management Committee

Overview

The State Emergency Management Committee (SEMC) is the peak emergency management body in Western Australia. Membership includes representatives appointed by the Minister for Emergency Services from those organisations that are essential to the State’s emergency management arrangements.

The State Emergency Management Committee is supported by the Office of Emergency Management (OEM), a sub department of DFES.

Authority

The State Emergency Management Committee is established by the Emergency Management Act 2005.

Key Contact

Service Telephone Email

OBRM – Administration Officer

9395 9538 [email protected]




Membership

The Emergency Management Act 2005 makes provision for the Minister for Emergency Services to appoint a Chair, Deputy Chair, Executive Officer, a representative of local government and up to seven other members.

Function

In Western Australia, the function of the State Emergency Management Committee is to:

■ advise the Minister on emergency management and the preparedness of the State to combat emergencies;

■ provide direction, advice and support to public authorities, industry, commerce and the community in order to plan and prepare for an efficient emergency management capability for WA;

■ provide a forum for whole of community coordination to ensure the minimisation of the effects of emergencies;

■ provide a forum for the development of community-wide information systems to improve communications during emergencies;

■ develop and coordinate risk management strategies to assess community vulnerability to emergencies;

■ arrange for the preparation of State emergency management policies and plans;

■ prepare an annual report on its activities; and

■ monitor and review the Emergency Management Act 2005 and its regulations.

Key Contact


Office of Emergency Management





Part A: OFFICE OF THE FES COMMISSIONER

The Office of the FES Commissioner is led by an Executive Manager who is supported by three functional areas. As well as supporting the work of the FES Commissioner, the Command provides for health and safety services throughout the organisation, works with Aboriginal people to develop culturally appropriate programs and handles all communication with the office of the Minister for Emergency Services.

Office of the FES Commissioner Executive

The Office of the FES Commissioner Executive supports the FES Commissioner in all aspects of the day to day running of the Department. It is responsible for providing executive support to the FES Commissioner, which includes:

■ managing the administration of the office;

■ providing research and project coordination on corporate matters;

■ liaising with senior DFES officers and a range of other stakeholders on behalf of the FES Commissioner;

■ ensuring that the FES Commissioner is fully informed on issues affecting the Department; and

■ coordinating the compilation and dissemination of information in relation to issues impacting across the Department.

Aboriginal Advancement Unit

The Aboriginal Advancement Unit works in partnership with Aboriginal people to develop the skills, knowledge and capability to better prevent, prepare, respond and recover from natural disasters and emergencies.

It continues with the roll out of the Expanded Ready on Country project with selected Remote Aboriginal Communities.

The unit also reviews Departmental programs relating to Aboriginal policy and strategy. A new strategy is planned for release in early 2016 and once endorsed will provide greater direction to the Aboriginal Advancement Unit and Directorates within the business.

Key Contact


Executive Manager 9395 9451 [email protected]

Key Contact


Manager Strategic Aboriginal Programs Review





Health and Safety Services

The Health and Safety Services team provides specialist safety guidance and advice to enable the realisation of the DFES value ‘strive to keep ourselves and others safe’. It endeavours to ensure all personnel are able to effectively fulfil their responsibilities in accordance with the Safety Management System thereby actively improving safety culture.

Ministerial Services

The Ministerial Services Branch is a single point of contact for the Minister’s Office. The role of Ministerial Services is to provide support to the Office of the Minister for Emergency Services by coordinating and preparing high quality briefs and correspondence for forwarding to the Minister’s Office and Government agencies. The purpose of a Ministerial request is to obtain accurate, relevant and up-to-date information on the range of programs, issues and activities being undertaken by the Department which are within the Minister for Emergency Services’ portfolio.

Key Contact


Health and Safety Services


The Ministerial Services Branch is responsible for:

■ providing guidance and direction to DFES personnel on all Ministerial matters;

■ finalisation of Cabinet documents;

■ appointment requests for the Minister and Premier;

■ consultant and travel returns;

■ ministerial correspondence;

■ briefings and speech notes;

■ ministerial electronic requests;

■ parliamentary questions (with and without notice); and

■ cabinet comments.

Key Contact


Manager Ministerial Services





Hazardous Materials

The FES Commissioner is the Hazard Management Agency for chemical and radiological Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT). These materials may be released by accident or by a deliberate criminal act. Exposure to some hazardous materials could cause serious injury or be fatal.

Career, volunteer fire and rescue, and volunteer fire and emergency service firefighters attend and control a range of HAZMAT incidents. These can involve explosives, compressed gases, flammable liquids and gases, poisons, corrosive substances, radioactive materials and infectious materials.

Natural Hazards

The FES Commissioner is the Hazard Management Agency for natural hazards including flood, cyclone, storm, earthquake and tsunami. DFES provides assistance to people impacted by natural emergencies and disasters. DFES also provide educational material and guides to support households to prepare for a range of possible emergencies.

Key Contact


HAZMAT 9395 9595 [email protected]

Key Contact


Natural Hazards Rescue and Response


Part B: Hazard Management

Fire

The FES Commissioner is the Hazard Management Agency for Fires. Hazard Management Agencies will nearly always be responsible for leading a response to an emergency in relation to the type of hazard for which they are prescribed.

Each year thousands of fires destroy or damage houses, sheds and garages, commercial and industrial buildings, vehicles and vast hectares of bush land throughout WA.

Bushfires in WA account for the highest number of fires attended to by career and volunteer firefighters. Firefighters also respond to and extinguish structural, rubbish and mobile property fires.

Fire Investigation Analysis Unit

The Fire Investigation Analysis Unit (FIAU) supports operational fire crews to establish the origin and cause of fires attended by DFES excluding mobile property. The FIAU also works closely with the Western Australia Police Arson Squad to identify the cause of all suspicious and deliberately lit fires.

Key Contact


Fire Investigation and Analysis Unit





Collapse (Structure)

The FES Commissioner is the Hazard Management Agency for Collapse (Structure). DFES provides Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) to deal with the rescue of casualties trapped by buildings, landfall or slippage which collapse as a result of industrial accidents, explosions, natural disasters or terrorist activity.

The WA USAR also has a qualified Canine Team to enhance operational capacity and is the only State with an integrated canine team in its USAR Task Force.

It is recognised around the world that canine teams are an essential element in the efficient and speedy location of victims trapped as a result of building collapse or earthquake. DFES have a team of dogs that meet nationally and internationally recognised standards.

Key Contact


Urban Search and Rescue (USAR)


Part C: Combat and Support Services

land and Air Search and Rescue

DFES provides combat and support services to the Hazard Management Agencies responsible for search and rescue. Search and rescue is the search for and provision of aid to people who are in distress or imminent danger across varied terrains including air, land and sea. The State Hazard Management Agency is the Police Commissioner but DFES also respond to requests for support from the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA).

Key Contact


Search and Rescue





Vertical Rescue

As part of DFES’s combat and support services to WA Police Search and Rescue, DFES has specialist skills and equipment to perform vertical rescues. Vertical rescue skills are used to safely rescue people trapped at heights or depths in often hostile environments including; high rise buildings, cliff faces and crevices, caves, mine shafts, wells, towers, masts and silos as well as industrial settings.

DFES Career Fire and Rescue Service, State Emergency Service and Volunteer Fire and Emergency Service receive training to undertake vertical rescues and provide specialist services responding to major incidents requiring abseiling skill sets state-wide.

Key Contact


Vertical Rescue 9395 9830 [email protected]

Transport Emergencies and Rescue

DFES provides combat and support services to the Hazard Management Agencies responsible for transport emergency and rescue. This means that DFES are part of the first response to road, air, vessel or rail crashes and use specialised skills and equipment to remove injured individuals as safely and quickly as possible. The State Hazard Management Agencies are the Public Transport Authority, Brookfield Rail, Department of Transport – Marine and Police Commissioner.

Every year around 2,800 people are seriously injured with approximately 200 fatalities recorded on WA roads as a result of serious road crash. Sadly, about two thirds of WA’s road deaths take place in WA’s regional and remote areas.

Career and Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service firefighters assist at major road crash incidents in the metropolitan area. They are trained in using contemporary hydraulic rescue equipment, often referred to as the ‘jaws of life’.

In areas where Career Fire and Rescue Service is unavailable, Volunteer Fire and Rescue Services, Volunteer Fire and Emergency Services and State Emergency Services are responsible to assist at traumatic road crash incidents.

Responding personnel also manage and contain hazardous materials such as poisons, flammable liquids and gases where they have been released from their containers caused by a vehicle crash.

Key Contact


Road Crash Rescue





Other Emergencies and Support Services

A range of other emergencies can occur which would be responded to by fire and emergency services such as rail transport emergencies and animal disease outbreaks. Fire and emergency services work with other relevant agencies when managing these events.

DFES also contributes to interagency State Emergency Management Plans that are known as Westplans and provide strategic, State level arrangements for managing the particular hazards to which they apply. Westplans are reviewed every five years, or as required. Reviews include extensive consultation with relevant stakeholders to ensure the plans are current and meet community and emergency service agency needs.

Interagency operational exercises are used to test Westplans and their frequency is determined by the State Emergency Management Committee. The formal operational activation of a Westplan may be considered as an exercise for this purpose. The exercises provide the opportunity to improve State preparedness by clarifying legislative responsibilities, testing systems and procedures, identifying training gaps and improving interagency cooperation.

Key Contact


Westplans 9395 9438 [email protected]

Part D: Services to the Community of WA

Career Services

Career Fire and Rescue Service

There are over 1,100 Career Fire and Rescue Service (CFRS) firefighters in WA who provide firefighting, fire prevention, safety and rescue services throughout the State.

These highly trained CFRS firefighters operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, every day of the year to respond to a variety of incidents that threaten life and property.

Career Fire and Rescue Service firefighters are responsible for:

■ road crash rescue including removing people from vehicles, and other types of rescues;

■ fires in homes and other structures;

■ bush, landscape and vegetation fires;

■ Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) and hazardous material management including petrol or flammable spills and gas leaks;

■ Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) capabilities to locate and help people trapped in collapsed buildings;




■ support to flood, storms, tempest and other natural disasters;

■ alarm monitoring and mobilisation, Direct Brigade Alarm (DBA) systems in buildings;

■ community awareness and education programs;

■ building fire safety inspections;

■ administering legislation relating to fire and safety, hazardous materials facilities and hazard mitigation;

■ rural land management advice regarding the role and use of fire;

■ fire scene examination, fire cause investigation and determination; and

■ training in firefighting, fire safety and evacuation procedures.

Aviation Operations

DFES Aviation Services utilise a small number of specially trained career and volunteer personnel to provide support to aviation operations. These tasks include the provision of security and logistical support at improvised forward air bases used by DFES helicopters. State Emergency Service volunteers in the country also provide suppressant reloading support to the State’s aerial fire suppression fixed wing bombers at 40 airfields throughout the southern half of WA.

Key Contact


Aviation Services 9482 9482 [email protected]

Aeromedical Search and Rescue

The State Emergency Rescue Helicopter Service (ERHS) commenced operations in 2003 and is WA’s only dedicated 24 hour emergency medical helicopter rescue service. RAC WA has been the service’s major sponsor since its inception.

In 2016, a second helicopter service will commence operations throughout the South West and Great Southern from a purpose built base at Bunbury Airport.

The ERHS conducts three types of missions: (1) primary medical retrievals, such as response to road crashes; (2) time-critical inter-hospital patient transfer; and (3) search and rescue operations on behalf of other agencies.

ERHS helicopters are tasked through the 000 State Ambulance Operations Centre.

Key Contact


Aviation Services 9482 9482 [email protected]




Volunteer Services

Bush Fire Brigade

Rural and pastoral areas of WA rely heavily on Bush Fire Brigades (BFB’s) for protection against the threat and devastation of fire.

Nearly 580 Bush Fire Brigades are administered and trained by their respective Local Governments with support provided by DFES staff. Bush Fire Brigade firefighters undertake a range of responsibilities including:

■ combating fires;

■ incident management and communication;

■ planning and executing fire mitigation and prevention measures; and

■ providing fire education programs to schools, service groups, aged care facilities and local businesses to promote safety messages.

Bush Fire Brigade volunteers are trained in:

■ personal and team safety;

■ fire suppression techniques;

■ vehicle driving on and off road;

■ communication systems and protocols;

■ first aid;

■ aerial fire suppression air base management, security and logistical support; and

■ leadership and emergency management procedures.

Key Contact


Association of Volunteer Bush Fire Brigades

0427 192 001 [email protected]

Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service

There are over 2,500 Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service (VFRS) members from 92 brigades in WA who provide firefighting, rescue and prevention services throughout the state.

Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service firefighters undertake a range of responsibilities including:

■ combating fires;

■ containing hazardous material spills;

■ road crash rescue; and

■ fire safety education.

Through comprehensive training, Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service firefighters learn to operate the wide range of equipment, vehicles and appliances used to undertake the above responsibilities.

DFES provides Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service training in:

■ personal and team safety;

■ structural and bushfire fighting;

■ road crash rescue;

■ communications;

■ hazmat

■ first aid;

■ vehicle driving both on and off road; and

■ leadership and emergency management procedures.

Key Contact


WA Volunteer Fire and Rescue Services Association Inc

9377 8900 [email protected] www.frsvols.asn.au




Volunteer Fire and Emergency Service

The Volunteer Fire and Emergency Service (VFES) was formed in 2015 by amalgamating the Volunteer Emergency Service, and the Volunteer Fire Service. These services were formed to alleviate the issue of duplication of services. With their mixture of experience and variety of skills a VFES provides a robust, knowledgeable and effective emergency service for their community.

Volunteers are multi skilled and multi operational and are capable of responding to a diverse range of incidents from bushfire, structural fires, road crash rescues and hazardous material incidents through to storms, cyclones, search and rescue. They also undertake fire prevention and risk management work in their communities.

Located across WA in regional towns and the greater metro area, these services have proven particularly successful in communities with populations where it is challenging to sustain multiple volunteer services.

Volunteer Fire and Emergency Services roles may include: ■ bushfire fighting;

■ structural firefighting;

■ road crash rescue;

■ hazardous materials;

■ breathing apparatus;

■ search and rescue;

■ natural disaster response;

■ community safety; and

■ other roles, depending on their community needs.

Key Contact


Emergency Services Volunteer Association

0437 820 002 [email protected] www.esva.asn.au

State Emergency Service

The State Emergency Service (SES) play a significant and vital role in community safety. State Emergency Service volunteers actively promote safety education, prevention and preparation measures in visits to service groups, aged care facilities, local businesses and schools.

The State Emergency Service roles may include: ■ storm damage temporary repairs; ■ search and rescue; ■ flood and other natural disaster response; and

■ vertical rescue.

The State Emergency Service volunteers may be trained in: ■ first aid; ■ personnel and team safety; ■ vehicle driving, on and off road; ■ communications systems and protocols; ■ leadership and emergency management procedures; ■ urban search and rescue; ■ land search; ■ air search; ■ road crash rescue; ■ structure damage and temporary repairs; ■ fire support; and ■ incident management.

Key Contact


State Emergency Service Volunteer Association

0427 002 702 [email protected] www.ses-wa.asn.au




Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

There are 37 Volunteer Marine Rescue Service (VMRS) groups situated along WA’s 13,000 kilometre coastline from Esperance in the south to Kununurra in the north, including Christmas and Cocos (Keeling) Islands, that have been formally approved under the DFES Act. Marine Search and Rescue has more than 1,400 registered volunteers. VMRS groups work closely with the Western Australia Police, whose Commissioner is the Hazard Management Agency for Marine Search and Rescue to perform search and rescue missions at sea.

VMRS provide a range of emergency management services including:

■ assisting Western Australia Police to search for missing people or vessels;

■ providing help to drifting vessels; and

■ assisting in operations to remove grounded or submerged vessels.

Rescue assistance includes:

■ provision of senior first aid, cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) or expired air resuscitation (EAR);

■ towing damaged vessels back to shore or launching ramp;

■ re-supplying water or fuel to stranded vessels; and

■ providing advice on voyage planning, radio communications and actions to take during an emergency at sea.

Key Contact


Marine Services 9395 9402 [email protected]

State Wide Operational Response Division

The State Wide Operations Response Division (SWORD) is a resource provided by volunteers. The unit was founded in 2014 and is a metropolitan resource available to the State, located at the WA Fire and Emergency Services Academy in Forrestfield. The SWORD provides a multi skilled volunteer resource without a dedicated area of responsibility that can be deployed state-wide to provide support at major incidents. The SWORD comprises operational Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service, Volunteer Fire and Emergency Services and State Emergency Service canine, mounted and communications support personnel, as well as the WA Fire and Emergency Services Concert Band.

Key Contact


State Wide Operations Response Division (SWORD)





Part E: Capability Command – Preparation

Hazard Planning and Response

DFES develops and implements prevention measures aimed at stopping and reducing loss of life and property by fire and other hazards, and the associated costs to the community.

Hazard Planning and Response Executive

The Executive of this portfolio is responsible for the development and implementation of business and strategic plans and providing strategic oversight, governance and management of the Hazard Planning and Response portfolio.

Key Contact


Hazard Planning and Response - Executive


Emergency Management and Hazard Planning

Emergency Management and Hazard Planning contributes to and undertakes bushfire risk reduction strategies, planning and training including providing advice to the public and Local Governments on emergency management. Spatial services are also provided, maintaining effective information management practices and operational intelligence gathering through the provision of Geographic Information System (GIS) services for DFES operational and corporate roles. Spatial services also incorporate map production, spatial capability, operational support and governance and policy. Hazard Planning encompassing development, maintenance and review of Westplan, hazard research and analysis is also managed with input into external reviews and membership of hazard based committees and forums. Emergency Management and Hazard Planning also encompasses review and management of various Memorandums of Understanding.

State Coordination

State Coordination are responsible for the management of the DFES Communications Centre including call taking, dispatch and communications functions for emergency services attended by DFES Fire Services and State Emergency Services. State Coordination also manage the coordination of state risk communications including the DFES Network Radio channels and DFES operational communications. State Coordination also oversee the daily operations of the State Situation Analysis and Communications Centre. It also

Key Contact


Emergency Management and Hazard Planning





includes supervision of the Fire and Rescue Service Staff Deployment Office including assisting with the maintenance of the State Duty Roster and State Operations Centre processes and procedures.

State Operations

State Operations includes the overall command, control and coordination of resources available under State Legislation during an emergency while maintaining an overview of latent resources and response capability from relevant state-based and national agencies. State Operations includes overarching supervisory responsibility for State Coordination.

Community Engagement

Community Engagement is responsible for the development of programs and resources to support the Department. Community Engagement collaborates with the community to achieve community safety outcomes. This role specifically involves the development of programs that promote community resilience by focusing on enabling communities to undertake prevention and preparation activities.

Community Engagement are responsible for the development of preparedness programs and initiatives to support the Department. Community Engagement

Key Contact


State Coordination 9395 9678 [email protected]

Key Contact


State Operations 9395 9315 [email protected]

collaborates with local organisations to provide the community with the knowledge, skills and confidence to undertake prevention and preparation activities. This role specifically involves the development of strategies that promote community resilience by supporting communities to deal with an emergency.

Bushfire and Environmental Protection

Bushfire and Environmental Protection (B&EP) is a specialist branch within DFES comprised of research scientists (scientific officers) and an Environmental Geographic Information Services (GIS) officer. B&EP includes developing and undertaking bushfire and environmental protection research and developing and applying operationally effective practices and tools that are scientifically based to prevent or mitigate the impact of bushfires on the natural and built environment. As subject matter experts B&EP also maintain professional standards and reduce the occurrence and impact of planned and unplanned bushfire on the environment and the community through developing and interpreting bushfire and environmental scientific knowledge, legislation and policy into operational and community products.

Key Contact


Community Engagement


Key Contact


Bushfire and Environmental Protection





Advisory Services

The Advisory Services Directorate is still in development and final roles are not yet formalised. Currently manages advice to government agencies and external stakeholders on hazard risk management and planning information encompassing referrals, opinions and formal advice. Also encompasses unexploded ordnance (UXO) services providing consultation and liaison to stakeholders on UXO matters including risk mapping for firefighting purposes and management of the state UXO register.

Bushfire Risk Management

In 2015, Bushfire Risk Management (BRM) was established within DFES to assist in the development of resilient WA communities that work together to build capacity and capability to mitigate and prepare for bushfire emergencies through a shared responsibility to bushfire risk management that empowers stakeholders. BRM is progressing the development and implementation of effective, standardised bushfire risk management plans in identified high bushfire risk local government areas across WA to minimise the impact of bushfires on local communities.

Bushfire Risk Management Planning Officers (BRMO’s) and LG Bushfire Risk Management Planning Coordinators (BRPC’s) are working in identified high bushfire risk locations to assist in developing bushfire risk mapping utilising an integrated Bushfire Risk Management Software System (BRMS) to develop BRM Plans.

Key Contact


Advisory Services 9395 9300 [email protected]

Through this project funding, both DFES and the State Government will be able to provide direction and leadership for bushfire risk management and community preparedness. The project will also ensure that mapping and risk management standards are used to identify assets, conduct risk bushfire assessments and schedule mitigation treatment options enabling prioritisation of bushfire risk and associated mitigation treatment options.

Operations Capability

DFES ensures that fire and emergency personnel have the required capability to provide services, which means making sure operational personnel are adequately prepared and equipped.

Operations Capability includes the management of Aviation Services, Marine Services and Special Operations (Search and Rescue, Hazardous Materials, Critical Infrastructure and Urban Capability). Operations Capability also oversees the volunteer response through SWORD. Operations Capability oversees the regulatory responsibilities of building and infrastructure through the Built Environment Branch which provides advice to Building Surveyors (Certifiers) and other fire safety practitioners to ensure plans for construction of new commercial and industrial buildings in WA are fire safe in accordance with the fire safety sections of the Building Code of Australia (BCA).

Key Contact


Bushfire Risk Management Branch





DFES conducts inspections of major projects to ensure firefighting equipment is installed as designated in the approved plans. Certain equipment is then tested for compliance with Australian Standards and to ensure it will meet the needs of the fire service.

Operational Readiness and Standards

DFES develops standardised processes and procedures to support DFES staff and ensure fire and emergency personnel are delivering world class services. Doctrine covers administration, business processes, human resources, logistics, staff deployment, asset management and other operational procedures ranging from accident procedures to working from a height. Policy and doctrine is developed in consultation with internal and external stakeholders.

Operations Readiness and Standards seeks continuous improvement through building and testing the Departments capability to manage and coordinate large scale emergencies. The Division consists of three functional areas.

Operational Resources Review and Development

Facilitates the review and development of the Departments future operational resources requirements under a capability driven framework.

Key Contact


Operations Capability


Readiness and Operational Performance

DFES exercises operational fire and emergency services personnel at all levels to ensure a high level of service delivery. Policies and doctrine are tested and reviewed during the exercise process to contribute to the constant improvement process.

Readiness and Operational Performance is responsible for:

■ Career Operational Readiness Review Program;

■ Volunteer Operational Readiness Review Program;

■ State Level Exercises;

■ Incident Management Team Exercises; and

■ DFES Simulation Centre Facility.

Doctrine

Doctrine manage and develop the Department’s Doctrine. Doctrine provides the Department’s “central idea” that establishes the basis for education and training that underpins all emergency management activities (the before, during and after phases). Policy and Doctrine are developed in consultation with internal and external stakeholders and subject to the rigour of review through exercise and post incident reviews.

Key Contact


Operational Readiness and Standards





Capability Planning

The Capability Planning Branch (CPB) conducts, supports and guides planning activities to inform understanding of the Operational and Corporate resource requirements of DFES. The CPB undertakes research and analysis to evaluate resources recommended to enhance DFES’s Service Delivery Models. It also assists the planning activities across the Department through the creation and maintenance of planning tools and the provision of planning advice.

Specific duties of the CPB include:

■ maintenance and ongoing development of the DFES Capability model in collaboration with all business areas across the Department;

■ preparation of Business Cases supporting changes to service delivery models, such as new facilities in areas of urban growth;

■ development and maintenance of effective resource to risk tools and processes;

■ collaboration in the provision of Regional Planning Documents by DFES’ Operations Regions; and

■ advisory and support services for agency planning initiatives.

Key Contact


Capability Planning


Professional Development

DFES has a Professional Development Division that plays a critical role in supporting DFES career firefighters, corporate staff and volunteers. DFES is a Registered Training Organisation providing certification to national standards for a limited number of core programs.

The priority of the Division is to ensure all staff and volunteers are trained to perform their duties proficiently, competently and safely. Training delivery and curriculum development is planned, relevant, consistent, structured and most importantly flexible to the needs of DFES’ many stakeholders.

The training includes professional pathways for career and volunteer operational personnel and career pathways for public servants. Training is available at the Western Australia Fire and Emergency Services Academy (WAFESA) or other external providers.

The Professional Development Division is responsible for:

■ registered training organisation management;

■ pathway development and management;

■ curriculum development;

■ quality assurance; and

■ training administration systems.

The Professional Development Division supports other Divisions within DFES to coordinate and deliver:

■ career and volunteer technical training;

■ incident management training;

■ leadership training;




■ management training; and

■ qualification programs.

Cadets WA

Young people can begin their association with the WA emergency services as cadets. Part of the Cadets WA program presents secondary students with the opportunity to follow the training and service ideals of the following emergency service groups:

■ Bush Fire Brigade;

■ Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service;

■ Volunteer Fire and Emergency Service;

■ State Emergency Service; and

■ Volunteer Marine Rescue Service.

Key Contact


Professional Development


Key Contact


Cadets WA 6551 8700 [email protected]

Aboriginal Firefighter Cadetship

DFES has a training program for Aboriginal people. The Aboriginal Firefighter Cadetship is a paid training program aimed at developing new skills, improving fitness and providing cadets with the required skills for a career as a firefighter.

Cadets are guided and supported by mentors, personal trainers and qualified assessors to give them the best chance for entry into the Trainee Firefighters Program.

Key Contact


Professional Coordinator





Part F: Operations Command – Response

The Operations Command of DFES oversees the response to emergencies across the State.

Metropolitan Operations

The Assistant Commissioner Metropolitan Operations is responsible for 24 Career Fire and Rescue Service stations, 11 Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service stations, 22 State Emergency Service Units and 2 Volunteer Fire and Emergency Service Brigades across the metropolitan area as well as providing support to volunteer Bush Fire Brigades.

Divided into four regions, delivery of operational response across the metropolitan area is managed by regionally based Superintendents and supported by career staff and volunteers.

Key Contact


Metropolitan Operations


Country Operations

The Assistant Commissioner Country Operations is responsible for 4 Career Fire and Rescue Service stations, 74 Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service stations, 42 State Emergency Service Units and 27 Volunteer Fire and Emergency Service Brigades outside the metropolitan area as well as providing support to volunteer Bush Fire Brigades.

Divided into seven regions, delivery of operational response across Country is managed by regionally based Superintendents and supported by career staff and volunteers.

Key Contact


Country Operations





Part G: Governance and Strategy

The Governance and Strategy Command consists of an Executive and four Directorates:

■ Legal and Legislative Services;

■ Professional Standards;

■ Risk, Planning and Reporting; and

■ The Strategic Program Office.

The Governance and Strategy Command is led by an Executive Director who is supported by a Director in each of the four functional areas.

Governance and Strategy Executive

The Governance and Strategy Executive is responsible for providing executive support to the Executive Director, which includes:

■ managing the administration of the office and providing research and project coordination/monitoring services;

■ liaising with senior DFES officers and a range of portfolio stakeholders on behalf of the Executive Director and ensuring that the Executive Director is fully informed on issues affecting the Department and the Command through undertaking projects and researching complex corporate matters; and

■ coordinating the compilation and dissemination of information in relation to issues impacting across the Command.

legal and legislative Services

Legal and Legislative Services is responsible for:

■ providing guidance and direction to DFES personnel on all legal and legislative matters;

■ sourcing formal legal advice for DFES personnel when required as a result of the performance of their duties;

■ the development, implementation and interpretation of new and amended legislation;

■ providing advice and feedback to personnel on the need and suitability of DFES Policies and Memorandums of Understanding;

■ processing Policies and Memorandums of Understandings as per the required process of approval through Strategic Services, the Corporate Leadership Team and the Chief Executive Officer;

■ conducting special projects and providing drafting assistance to personnel on other forms of agreements including, licence to use and service delivery agreements;

Key Contact


Governance and Strategy





■ providing advice within DFES on legislative compliance related matters; and

■ developing and maintaining a regulation and compliance framework.

Legal and Legislation

The Legal and Legislation Branch:

■ provides guidance and direction on legal matters both internal and external;

■ coordinates policies and Memorandums of Understanding centrally for DFES; and

■ provides for the changes to legislation both minor and major within DFES.

Regulation and Compliance

The Regulation and Compliance Branch is responsible for:

■ developing and implementing the DFES Regulatory Compliance Framework;

Key Contact


Director, legal and legislative Services


Key Contact


Manager legal & legislation


■ identifying and developing strategies, policies and procedures to support DFES in compliance matters;

■ reporting on the efficiency and effectiveness of regulation and compliance in DFES internally and externally; and

■ providing advice in relation to regulation and compliance shortfalls and identifies solutions.

Professional Standards

Professional Standards is responsible for:

■ developing and maintaining effective working relationships with peers, colleagues, stakeholders, industry, other public sector agencies and members of the community, to ensure DFES professional standards, investigative practices and standards are robust, effective and in accordance with legislation and policy requirements;

■ conducting and managing all misconduct investigations. Ensuring investigative and disciplinary practices are in accordance with relevant and specific legislation, policy and procedures;

■ developing and implementing strategic, business and operational plans for professional standards and compliance;

Key Contact


Regulation and Compliance





■ developing and maintaining effective communication links between all components of the Portfolio and to other Portfolio’s, stakeholders, employees and volunteers and their respective representative bodies in the formulation of policies, strategies and programs; and

■ developing, implementing, educating, communicating and managing the DFES Integrity Framework with the aim to develop, review and implement policy and or legislation to minimising agency misconduct risk.

Risk, Planning and Reporting

Risk, Planning and Reporting is responsible for managing and developing all facets of strategic planning across DFES. This includes coordination of activity across the business, documentation of strategic and annual planning decisions through the Strategic Plan and Annual Plans, monitoring progress against planned activity and reporting on corporate performance.

The Director Risk, Planning and Reporting is responsible for:

■ leading and developing the Risk, Planning and Reporting Directorate teams and personnel;

■ representing DFES on state and national forums;

■ managing and developing DFES strategic planning cycle, including development and review of the strategic plan;

Key Contact


Director, Professional Standards


■ overseeing annual planning activity across DFES;

■ managing and developing DFES external corporate performance indicators;

■ supporting the development of DFES internal performance indicators;

■ monitoring and overseeing internal progress reporting against mapped strategic activity;

■ overseeing mandatory DFES performance reporting;

■ overseeing the management and development of the DFES risk management and business continuity frameworks;

■ managing secretariat services to the DFES Audit and Risk Management Committee;

■ leading the management and development of the OMS suite of products (system owner); and

■ leading the management and development of the Integrated Planning and Reporting System Software (system owner).

Key Contact


Director, Risk Planning and Reporting





Analysis, Planning and Reporting

The Analysis, Planning and Reporting Branch supports planning across DFES.

Responsibilities of the team include:

■ coordination of planning forums attended by the Corporate Leadership Team and senior management representatives;

■ management and development of annual corporate plans;

■ monitoring progress of planned activity;

■ management of National and State Government mandatory reporting;

■ supporting and coordinating annual business planning across DFES;

■ monitoring results against corporate key performance indicators and managing related reporting;

■ management and development of internal progress reporting against annual corporate/business plans;

■ preparation and publishing of the DFES Annual Report;

■ management and development of the functionality of the Planning and Measurement module of the Integrated Planning and Reporting System; and

■ management and oversight of user access and training for the Integrated Planning and Reporting System.

Corporate Risk Management

Contemporary risk (and opportunity) management assists the Department in understanding where its threats and opportunities lie and is integral to achieving DFES’ outcomes stated in its Strategic Plan. The review of corporate risk and opportunity is a key component of the DFES Business Planning Cycle.

The Corporate Risk Management Branch supports risk management and business continuity planning across DFES.

Responsibilities of the team include:

■ management and development of DFES’ Enterprise Risk Management and Business Continuity Frameworks;

■ management of DFES’ Strategic Risk Register;

■ coordination of risk management and business continuity activity across the Department;

■ monitoring progress on the treatment of identified risks and associated internal reporting;

■ management and development of the functionality of the Risk Management module of the Integrated Planning and Reporting System; and

■ providing an escalation point for any risk across DFES.

Key Contact


Analysis, Planning and Reporting


Key Contact


Corporate Risk Management





Operational Information Systems

The Operational Information Systems (OIS) Branch manages and develops the Operational database information systems used by DFES. The systems are used to record key operational resources, including membership details for volunteer brigades, groups and units, career and volunteer appliance and equipment allocations and operational response activity. The systems managed by the Operational Information Systems Branch are regarded as the source of truth for operational statistical reporting.

Responsibilities of the Operational Information Systems team include:

■ managing the accurate and timely collection of post operational information and response data;

■ supporting DFES staff members and volunteers in recording and managing key operational information;

■ supporting internal stakeholders in the decision making processes through the provision of statistical reports;

■ supporting incident response teams by facilitating access to real time information during emergency incidents;

■ providing statistical reports to support mandatory National and State Government reporting;

■ supporting external stakeholders through the provision of incident related information;

■ managing and developing the functionality of the OMS database;

■ ensuring quality of incident information used for reporting; and

■ managing and overseeing user access, training and support for the OMS Suite of products.

Key Contact


Operational Information Systems (OIS)





Strategic Program Office

The Strategic Program Office (SPO) was set up as part of the new governance structure, to provide the Corporate Leadership Team with a mechanism to ensure that all projects are transparent, are in alignment with DFES strategic plans and realise the optimum return on investment.

It is not the role of the SPO to manage projects, but to support project teams with governance, guidance, assurance and reporting.

Strategic Alignment Office

The Strategic Alignment Office (SAO) ensures that proposed initiatives have the necessary rigour applied to their strategic alignment, business justification and capacity to deliver. This will include:

■ an assessment of the alignment to the strategic plans;

■ the business justification (Business Case);

■ the capacity of the organisation to deliver the project;

■ managing and maintaining a database of business requirements for the Department; and

■ assisting the Corporate Leadership Team (CLT) with prioritising business requirements.

Key Contact


Director Strategic Program Office


The SAO is responsible for innovation within DFES. An online Innovation Portal, Portal2Progress (P2P), was established to allow all members of the organisation to put forward new and innovative ideas to assist with continuous improvement, enhancement of frontline operations, and building community safety.

P2P can be accessed through the DFES Intranet page or the Volunteer Portal.

The SAO is responsible for administration of the Innovation Council. The Innovation Council consists of ten subject matter experts from across the Department that assess ideas posted on P2P, and provides a recommendation for approval by the CLT.

Services include:

■ project proposals;

■ business cases;

■ innovation;

■ Portal2Progress;

■ innovation council;

■ strategic alignment advice; and

■ facilitating CLT approval of funds for initiatives.

Key Contact


Manager Strategic Alignment Office





Project Management Office

The Project Management Office (PMO) oversees and monitors all DFES projects primarily through the Project Management Committee (PMC).

The purpose of the PMC is to be aware, at agency level, of projects which are underway, and review those which are at risk or require attention.

The membership of the PMC includes the membership of the Corporate Leadership Team and the Director Strategic Program Office.

The PMC can direct a Project Sponsor to take a specific action on a project. All Project Sponsors are accountable to the PMC, and all Project Sponsors are members of the PMC. The PMC is accountable to the FES Commissioner.

Information on projects is provided to the PMC by the Strategic Program Office. The approach of the PMC is to manage projects ‘by exception’; that is the PMC will only discuss projects which are at risk, require attention or a specific direction.

The Strategic Program Office provides the PMC with:

■ dashboard reporting, which is an ‘at a glance’ view of the status of all projects;

■ recommendations for actions on projects requiring attention; and

■ recommendations on the overall operation of the governance structure and the Strategic Program Office.

The PMC meets monthly and is chaired by the FES Commissioner.

Services include:

■ review of Project Documentation;

■ governing Project Status Reporting;

■ methodology/process owner;

■ quality assurance;

■ governance;

■ reporting;

■ escalation point for projects; and

■ project management coaching and mentoring.

Change Management Office

The Change Management Office (CMO) is specifically concerned with working with the projects to prepare the Department’s staff so that they are “ready, willing and able” to implement the new business processes and systems.

When a new project is introduced, the project can affect more than just the business area in which the project is being introduced. The Manager, Change Management works with the Project Manager to ensure that all areas of the organisation are aware of any changes that may be occurring and the manner in which they will be affected.

Key Contact


Manager Project Management Office





Services include:

■ communication strategy;

■ training strategy;

■ business change strategy; and

■ benefits realisation.

Key Contact


Manager Change Management Office


Part H: Corporate Services

The Executive Director Corporate Services is supported by a Director in each of the five functional areas.

Human Resources

Recruitment and Payroll Services

Recruitment and Payroll Services provide consultancy, advice and services for DFES personnel and volunteers by providing strategic and operational personnel and payroll services.

Key Contact


Corporate Services 9395 9415 [email protected]

Key Contact


Recruitment 9395 9310 [email protected]

Payroll 9395 9409 [email protected]

HR Systems (Reporting and Employee Kiosk)





Workforce Management

The Workforce Management Branch aims to provide DFES management and staff with a proactive and supportive consultancy service on issues such as employee relations, grievance management and mediation, performance management, workforce planning, equity and diversity, change management issues relating to people management. The Workforce Management Branch represents DFES in tribunals and industrial jurisdictions, in addition to coordinating the negotiations on the development and implementation of enterprise bargaining agreements related to employees of the organisation.

Volunteer and Youth Services

DFES’ Volunteer and Youth Services Branch undertakes research and strategic planning to inform DFES and key stakeholders of volunteer issues. The branch identifies and prioritises resources, programs and support required to sustain emergency services volunteer recruitment and retention across the State. Volunteer and Youth Services is also responsible for programs aimed at encouraging young people to become involved in the volunteer emergency services sector.

Key Contact


Workforce Management


Key Contact


Volunteer and youth Services


Wellness

DFES’ Wellness Branch has been established to provide a range of prevention, proactive and reactive support services that are freely available to DFES employees, volunteers and, in times of stress, their immediate families. The support is built around several key services aimed at contributing to psychological, physical and spiritual health and wellbeing. DFES’ Wellness Team consists of a dedicated Wellness Manager, two full time Chaplains (supported by Regional Chaplains), two uniformed Wellness Officers, a Fit for Duty Coordinator and a Wellness Programs Coordinator. Key Wellness services include the Critical Incident Responding, Chaplaincy, Wellness Officers, the Employee Assistance Program (free professional counselling), the Peer Support Program and various information and training sessions.

Workers’ Compensation and Injury Management

DFES management is committed to the injury management process and recognises that success relies on the active participation and cooperation of all parties including the injured/ill employee and eligible volunteer. The aim of the DFES Injury Management system is to provide the best possible response to the management of injuries and illness, so that injured/ill employees and eligible volunteers can remain at work or return to work at the earliest appropriate time. To facilitate this, suitable duties will be arranged whenever possible, having regard for the injured person’s medical restrictions, individual and business requirements. DFES recognises that having effective Workers’ Compensation

Key Contact


Wellness Programs





and Injury Management practices in place will maximize returning injured and ill people back to pre-injury activities.

Information and Communication Technology

IT Support

IT Support is responsible for delivering network, server, desktop and telephony services to DFES through the ICT Service Desk. IT Support provides such things as network, email and internet access for the organisation, as well as procuring, installing and supporting all computing hardware, software, network and server infrastructure and telecommunication equipment.

Information and Communication Technology Development

The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Development Branch is responsible for building and supporting specialised corporate systems and technologies to meet the organisation’s requirements.

Key Contact


Workers’ Compensation and Injury Management Services

9395 9754 workers.compensation@dfes. wa.gov.au

Key Contact


Service Desk 9395 9489 [email protected]

The service delivery responsibilities for the Branch include systems development services, specialist application and technology support services, Internet/Intranet/Extranet support services, and ICT project delivery.

Strategy, Planning and Architecture

The Strategy, Planning and Architecture branch is responsible for managing Information and Communication Technology (ICT) strategies, plans, architectures and policies in support of the overall Departmental strategy. The branch provides strategic advice to management and clients on the use of IT to meet business needs, and provides architectural services to projects to ensure that ICT delivers solutions that are aligned to the broader organisational architecture.

Key Contact


Manager Information and Communication Technology Development


Key Contact


Manager Strategy, Planning and Architecture





Radio Communications

DFES Radio Communications section is based at the Belmont office and is responsible for maintaining DFES radio communications equipment, including West Australian Emergency Radio Network. This includes:

■ radio communications equipment in the DFES Communication Centre;

■ West Australian Emergency Radio Network radio equipment, including vehicle and handheld radios and repeater sites;

■ metro 6AR/6IP radio network and fire appliance radios;

■ Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service radio equipment, including Country Communication Systems (CCS) and fire appliance radios;

■ State Emergency Service/Volunteer Fire and Emergency Services radio equipment and repeater sites;

■ DFES HF radio networks and equipment;

■ Volunteer Marine Rescue Service marine repeaters & unit radios;

■ radio systems in manager vehicles; and

■ radio infrastructure in regional & district offices.

DFES Radio Communications is responsible for the 24 hour on-call roster for urgent after-hours radio faults in Communication Centre, the metro radio network and metro Fire and Rescue Service appliance radios or CCS systems.

Direct Brigade Alarm Monitoring

DFES provides a protected premises fire alarm monitoring network, known as the Direct Brigade Alarm (DBA) network. DFES has sub contracted the management, administration, and certain monitoring requirements to Chubb Fire Alarm Monitoring Services (FAMS) however DFES retains ownership and overall responsibility for the network, and provides building fire readiness advice and certification.

Key Contact


Radio Communications

1800 254 551 [email protected]

Radio Communications workshop


Key Contact


DBA Contracts Manager





Business Services

Information Resources

The Information Resources branch is responsible for managing the creation, maintenance, retention and disposal of DFES’s corporate and operational records, both physical and digital. This includes the ongoing maintenance of TRIM, the Department’s official Electronic Document and Records Management System. Further, DFES complies with the Freedom of Information Act 1992 (FOI Act). The FOI Act gives every person the right to seek access to documents held by government agencies. Documents may comprise written material, plans and drawings, photographs, tape recording, films, videotapes or information stored in a computerised form.

DFES aims to make information available promptly and at the least possible cost to the applicant. Whenever possible, documents will be provided outside the FOI process. If information is not routinely available, the FOI Act provides the general public with the right to apply for documents held by DFES and enables the public to ensure that personal information in documents is accurate, complete, up to date and not misleading.

Financial Services

The Financial Services team delivers the financial accounting and reporting

Key Contact


Manager Information Resources


for the Department in accordance with government policy, legislation and Australian Accounting Standards. The team also provides financial advice on complex financial accounting and indirect taxation matters. Working together with our customers the team manages changes to financial systems, policies, processes and practices to ensure continual improvement in the delivery of the departments commercial and business practices.

Funding Services

Funding Services provides a proactive and supportive consultancy service on areas of the Emergency Services Levy, budgeting and finance to DFES staff and management.

Strategic Procurement

The Strategic Procurement branch provides advice and support on all goods and services procurement and contracting issues, including procurement strategy, procurement planning, contract management and contract dispute resolution to DFES. Its responsibilities include the maintenance of DFES procurement policies; coordination of contract management training and other procurement capacity building initiatives; and specialist procurement reporting and analysis.

Key Contact


Financial Services 9395 9461 [email protected]

Key Contact


Funding Services 9395 9861 [email protected]




Media and Corporate Communications

DFES’ Media and Corporate Communications team is responsible for managing media relations; developing targeted and strategic corporate communication strategies and tools; delivering essential public information during an incident; and coordinating stakeholder engagement strategies, events and reward and recognition programs. This professional suite of programs and services support both internal and external stakeholders, including but not limited to, the fire and emergency services community across Western Australia, the Department, the FES Commissioner and the Minister for Emergency Services.

Activities undertaken by the team include:

■ media inquiries, launches and events;

■ corporate brand, style and image management;

■ FES Commissioner and Ministerial speeches;

■ corporate event management including the volunteer conference;

■ event planning advice and support;

■ graphic design, audio visual and marketing/promotions production and advice;

Key Contact


Manager Strategic Procurement


■ media, corporate communications and stakeholder engagement consultancy service;

■ crisis and risk communications;

■ strategic communication tools and campaigns;

■ delivery of public information during emergencies;

■ sponsorship planning and donation advice;

■ media training;

■ reward and recognition programs and awards for DFES staff, volunteers and employers;

■ digital communications and social media strategies and tools; and

■ DFES Call Centre Management (13 DFES).

Key Contact


Media and Corporate Communications

9225 5955 [email protected] or

[email protected]




Asset Planning and Delivery

Asset Planning and Resource Allocation

The Asset Planning and Resource Allocation branch manages the forward planning of DFES’ Capital Works Investment Program (CWIP) which includes replacement of existing assets and the planning of new facilities, vehicles, appliances and major items of equipment. Assets funded through the CWIP are owned and maintained by DFES.

In addition, the branch works closely with local governments to improve emergency services, particularly in regional and remote areas, through the provision of facilities, vehicles, appliances and equipment that are provided to volunteer groups via local governments through the Local Government Grants Scheme (LGGS).

Facilities, vehicles, appliances and equipment supplied through the LGGS are granted to local governments which are owned and maintained by the local governments until a replacement is provided, at which time ownership of the replaced item transfers back to DFES.

Facilities, vehicles, appliances and equipment are critical elements of DFES’ emergency service response capability. Further, the branch is responsible for DFES’ Strategic Asset Management Plan, the Strategic Land Acquisition Program and the Asset Management Policy.

Key Contact


Asset Planning and Resource Allocation


Property Resources

The Property Resources branch is responsible for all matters related to leasing and disposals as well as facility management; DFES’ capital building and facilities program, and minor works and maintenance programs.

Fleet and Equipment Services

The Fleet and Equipment Services branch provides a range of services to ensure that the state wide capital works and grants programs are delivered and, in the case of DFES owned vehicles and equipment, that they are maintained to a high standard.

Fleet and Equipment Services, along with a range of private sector suppliers and service providers, delivers the replacement and maintenance programs and is responsible for DFES’ fleet appliance program including engineering standards and processes; fleet maintenance program, fleet equipment program and the fleet and equipment quality assurance program.

Key Contact


Property Resources


Key Contact


Fleet and Equipment Services





Part I: ServiceS Directory




Services Directory

Academy 547 Dundas Road FORRESTFIELD WA 605808 9454 0777

Albany Fire Station 77 Collie Street ALBANY WA 633008 9841 [email protected]

Albany, Great Southern Regional Office

5 Hercules Crescent ALBANY WA 633008 9845 5000

Albany Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 1031 ALBANY WA 6330 08 9844 [email protected]

Albany State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 55 ALBANY WA 633008 9841 2400

Albany Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

43 Newbey Street Orana ALBANY WA 633008 9842 9817

Armadale Fire Station 438 Green Avenue ARMADALE WA 611208 9497 [email protected]

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Armadale State Emergency Service Unit

53 Owen Road KELMSCOTT WA 611108 9497 1266

Armadale Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Cnr Forrest Road & Green Avenue ARMADALE WA 611208 9399 5611

Augusta/Margaret River State Emergency Service Unit

300 Railway Terrace MARGARET RIVER WA 628508 9758 [email protected]

Augusta Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 495 Allnutt Terrace AUGUSTA WA 629008 9758 [email protected]

Augusta Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

244 Leewin Road AUGUSTA WA 6290408 907 [email protected]

Australind State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box A106 AUSTRALIND WA 623308 9797 2451 [email protected]

Baldivis Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

Cnr Tranby Drive and Eighty Road BALDIVIS WA 61710408 570 [email protected]

Ballidu Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

Cnr Alpha & Wallis Streets BALLIDU WA 660608 9674 1270

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Bassendean State Emergency Service Unit

Scadden Street BASSENDEAN WA 605408 9279 4811

Bayswater State Emergency Service Unit

27 Clavering Road BAYSWATER WA 605308 9271 3347

Beacon Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

Rowland Street BEACON WA 647208 9686 1092

Belmont Fire Station 94 Belmont Avenue RIVERVALE WA 610508 9277 [email protected]

Belmont Regional Office 91 Leake Street BELMONT WA 610408 9478 8300

Belmont/Victoria Park State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 709 CLOVERDALE WA 698508 9277 9796

Beverley Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

Lot 27 Forrest Street BEVERLEY WA 630408 9646 1433

Boddington State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 133 BODDINGTON WA 639008 9883 8400

Boyup Brook Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

37 Forrest Street BOYUP BROOK WA 624408 9765 1263

Bremer Bay Sea Rescue & Boating Club

C/- Bremer Bay Community Resource Centre Merry Street BREMER BAY WA 63380429 374 [email protected]

Bremer Bay Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service Unit

14 Margaret Street BREMER BAY WA 63389837 [email protected]

Bremer Bay Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

14 Margaret Street BREMER BAY WA 633808 9837 [email protected]

Bridgetown Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

7 Hampton Street BRIDGETOWN WA 625508 9761 1494

Bridgetown State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 520 BRIDGETOWN WA 625508 9761 [email protected]

Brookton Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 84 Williams Street BROOKTON WA 630608 9642 1242

Broome, Kimberley Regional Office

Cnr Carnarvon & Frederick Streets BROOME WA 672508 9158 3200

Broome Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Frederick Street BROOME WA 672508 9192 1393

Broome State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 2013 BROOME WA 67250417 937 073

Broome Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 2558 BROOME WA 672508 9192 [email protected]




Bruce Rock Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

PO Box 140 BRUCE ROCK WA 641808 9061 1415

Brunswick Junction Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 177 Sommers Road BRUNSWICK WA 622408 9726 [email protected]

Bullsbrook Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

Cnr Chittering Road & Maroubra Avenue BULLSBROOK WA 608408 9571 2099

Bunbury Fire Station 36 Forrest Avenue BUNBURY WA 623008 9721 4644 [email protected]

Bunbury, South West Regional Office

Lot 719 South Western Highway BUNBURY WA 623008 9780 1900

Bunbury Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 1274 BUNBURY WA 623108 9791 [email protected]

Bunbury State Emergency Service Unit

Cnr Little & Ecclestone Streets BUNBURY WA 623008 9791 6000

Bunbury Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

PO Box 2443 BUNBURY WA 623108 9726 0746

Busselton Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 417 Albert Street BUSSELTON WA 628008 9752 2713

Busselton State Emergency Service Unit

306 Queen Elizabeth Drive BUSSELTON WA 628008 9753 [email protected]

Busselton Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 1646 BUSSELTON WA 628008 9754 [email protected]

Butler Fire Station 1 Headingly Crescent BUTLER WA 603208 9562 [email protected]

Canning Vale Fire Station 13 Catalano Street CANNING VALE WA 615508 9455 [email protected]

Canning/South Perth State Emergency Service Unit

Works Depot Fleming Avenue CANNINGTON WA 610708 9451 1523

Carnarvon Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

344 (Lot 926) Robinson Street CARNARVON WA 670108 9941 [email protected]

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Carnarvon State Emergency Service Unit

11 Camel Lane CARNARVON WA 970108 9941 [email protected]

Carnarvon Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

Boat Harbour Road CARNARVON WA 670108 9941 [email protected]

Christmas Island Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

C/- PO Box 151 CHRISTMAS ISLAND 679808 9164 [email protected]

Claremont Fire Station 8 Congdon Street CLAREMONT WA 601008 9384 [email protected]

Cockburn, South Coastal Regional Office

Emergency Services Complex20 Stockton BendCOCKBURN CENTRAL WA 616408 9395 9483

Cockburn Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

Cnr Cockburn and Gemma Road HENDERSON WA 61660409 103 [email protected]

Cockburn State Emergency Service Unit

13-19 Kent Street SPEARWOOD WA 616308 9418 5800

Cocos (Keeling) Island Volunteer Sea Rescue Inc.

VMR C/- Post Office House, 46 Home Island INDIAN OCEAN 6799 0406 329 056 [email protected]

Collie Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

PO Box 41 COLLIE WA 622508 9734 [email protected]

Collie State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 454 COLLIE WA 622508 9734 [email protected]

Communications Support Unit 91 Leake Street BELMONT WA 610408 9277 [email protected]

Coolgardie Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

64 Sylvester Street COOLGARDIE WA 642908 9026 6201

Coral Bay Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

Lot 304 Banksia Drive CORAL BAY WA 67010429 886 [email protected]

Coral Bay Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

C/- Post Office CORAL BAY WA 6701 0428 425 [email protected]




Corrigin Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Cnr Dartee & Goyder Streets CORRIGIN WA 637508 9063 2416

Cowaramup Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 4598 Sunset Drive COWARAMUP WA 628408 9755 9294

Cue Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Cnr Austin & Robinson Streets CUE WA 664008 9963 1100

Cunderdin Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 50 Lundy Avenue CUNDERDIN WA 640708 9635 1007

Daglish Fire Station 221 Stubbs Terrace DAGLISH WA 600808 9381 [email protected]

Dalwallinu Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

11 Leahy Street DALWALLINU WA 660908 9661 1300

Dampier Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

High St PO Box 722 KARRATHA 671408 9183 0593

Denham Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

111 Dampier Terrace DENHAM WA 653708 9948 1329

Denmark Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 257 Horsley Road DENMARK WA 633308 9848 1809

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Denmark Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 55 DENMARK WA 6333 08 9848 3899 [email protected]

Denmark State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 261 DENMARK WA 6333 08 9848 [email protected]

Derby Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 550 Crn Sutherland Street & Derby Highway DERBY WA 672908 9193 1194

Derby State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 505 DERBY WA 6728 08 9191 1501

Derby Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 258 DERBY WA 6728 0419 959 [email protected]

DFES Fleet Services 1 Bowen Street O'CONNOR WA 616308 9337 0666

DFES Head Office Emergency Services Complex20 Stockton Bend COCKBURN CENTRAL WA 616408 9395 9300

Dongara Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

8 Russ Street DONGARA WA 652508 9927 1073




Donnybrook Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 2 Bentley Street DONNYBROOK WA 623908 9731 1709

Donnybrook State Emergency Service Unit

1 Bentley Street DONNYBROOK WA 623908 9731 1885

Dumbleyung Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 41 Harvey Street DUMBLEYUNG WA 635008 9863 4017

Duncraig Fire Station Lilburn Reserve Hepburn Avenue DUNCRAIG WA 602308 9448 9544 [email protected]

Dunsborough Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Marri Drive DUNSBOROUGH WA 628108 9756 8611

East Kimberley Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 251 WYNDHAM WA 6740 0466 092 747 or 9161 [email protected]

Eaton-Australind Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

PO Box 7022 EATON WA 623208 9725 [email protected]

Ellenbrook Fire Station Cnr Henley Brook Avenue & Deloraine Way HENLEY BROOK WA 605508 6296 [email protected]

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Eneabba–Leeman State Emergency Service Unit

Horsemans Ground Eneabba Drive ENEABBA WA 651808 9955 [email protected]

Esperance Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Cnr Forrest & Windich Streets ESPERANCE WA 645008 9071 3911

Esperance Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 1371 ESPERANCE WA 645008 9071 [email protected]

Esperance District Office Shop 1A Esperance Business Centre 77 Dempster Street ESPERANCE WA 645008 9071 3393

Esperance State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 1371 ESPERANCE WA 645008 9071 1697 [email protected]

Eucla Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

PMB 6 c/- Eucla Police NORSEMAN WA 644308 9039 3470

Exmouth Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 352 Payne Street EXMOUTH WA 670708 9949 1664

Exmouth State Emergency Service Unit

SES Emergency Centre Payne Street EXMOUTH WA 670708 9949 1488

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Exmouth Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 280 EXMOUTH WA 6707 0418 183 [email protected]

Falcon Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Cobblers Road FALCON WA 621008 9534 3533

Fitzroy Crossing Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

PO Box 11 FITZROY CROSSING WA 676508 9191 5163

Fremantle Fire Station 20 Phillimore Street FREMANTLE WA 616008 9335 [email protected]

Fremantle Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 334 FREMANTLE WA 695908 9336 [email protected]

Geraldton/Greenough State Emergency Service Unit

Urch Street GERALDTON WA 653008 9964 1110

Geraldton Fire Station 59 Durlacher Street GERALDTON WA 653008 9921 [email protected]

Geraldton Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 1 Webberton Road GERALDTON WA 653008 9921 [email protected]

Geraldton, Midwest Gascoyne Regional Office

1 Vulcan Way GERALDTON WA 653008 9956 6000

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Geraldton Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

Marine Terrace GERALDTON WA 6531 08 9964 [email protected]

Gingin Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

7 Robinson Street GINGIN WA 650308 9575 3021

Gnowangerup State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 311 GNOWANGERUP WA 633508 9827 [email protected]

Goldfields Midlands Regional Office

31–33 Dugan Street KALGOORLIE WA 643008 9026 4100

Goomalling Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

L17 Quinlan Street GOOMALLING WA 646008 9629 1132

Gosnells State Emergency Service Unit

Canning Park Avenue MADDINGTON WA 610908 9459 8015

Great Southern Regional Office 5 Hercules Crescent ALBANY WA 633008 9845 5000

Halls Creek Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

PO Box 138 HALLS CREEK WA 677008 9168 5174

Harvey Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

43 Haywood Street HARVEY WA 622008 9729 [email protected]

Harvey State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 395 HARVEY WA 622008 9729 3033

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Hope Valley Fire Station 50 Hoyle Road HOPE VALLEY WA 616508 9410 [email protected]

Hopetoun Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

C/- Post Office HOPETOUN WA 634808 9838 3302

Hopetoun Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 115 HOPETOUN WA 634808 9838 3207 [email protected]

Hyden Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

PO Box 123 HYDEN WA 635908 9880 [email protected]

Jerramungup Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 148 JERRAMUNGUP WA 633708 9835 [email protected]

Joondalup Fire Station 47 Drovers Place WANNEROO WA 602608 9300 [email protected]

Joondalup, North Coastal Regional Office

1/108 Winton Road JOONDALUP WA 602708 9301 3900

Jurien Bay Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 675 Bashford Street JURIEN BAY WA 651608 9652 1269

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Jurien Bay Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

Lot 34 Jurien Boat Harbour JURIEN BAY WA 651608 9652 1950 [email protected]

Kalamunda Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

38 Central Road KALAMUNDA WA 607608 9257 1666

Kalamunda State Emergency Service Unit

42 Raymond Road WALLISTON WA 607608 9257 1649

Kalbarri State Emergency Service Unit

Magee Crescent KALBARRI WA 653608 9937 [email protected]

Kalbarri Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Magee Crescent KALBARRI WA 653608 9937 [email protected]

Kalbarri Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

Grey Street KALBARRI WA 6536 08 9937 2112Satellite phone 0414 739 018 [email protected]

Kalgoorlie Boulder State Emergency Service Unit

Old Boulder Shire Depot Hamilton Street KALGOORLIE/BOULDER WA 643008 9093 2877

Kalgoorlie Boulder Fire Station 189 Boulder Road KALGOORLIE WA 643008 9021 [email protected]




Kalgoorlie, Goldfields Midlands Regional Office

31-33 Dugan Street KALGOORLIE WA 643008 9026 4100

Kalgoorlie Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 995 Hare Street KALGOORLIE WA 643008 9021 4253

Kambalda Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

68 Serpentine Road KAMBALDA WA 644208 9027 1524

Karratha, Pilbara Regional Office

1/5 Warambie Road KARRATHA WA 671408 9159 1400

Karratha Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 1091 Welcome Road KARRATHA WA 671408 9144 2166

Karratha State Emergency Service Unit

Balmoral Road KARRATHA WA 671408 9144 1848

Katanning Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 63 Aberdeen Street KATANNING WA 631708 9821 2785

Kellerberrin Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Leake Street KELLERBERRIN WA 641008 9045 4273

Kensington Fire Station 21 George Street KENSINGTON WA 615108 9367 [email protected]

Kiara Fire Station 165 Morley Drive East KIARA WA 605408 9279 [email protected]

Kimberley Regional Office Cnr Carnarvon & Frederick StreetsBROOME WA 672508 9158 3200

Kojonup Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 99/1 Albany Highway KOJONUP WA 639508 9831 1501

Kondinin Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

PO Box 5 KONDININ WA 636708 9889 1006

Koorda State Emergency Service Unit

Cnr Smith & Ningham Streets KOORDA WA 647508 9684 1393

Kulin Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 36 Day Street KULIN WA 636508 9880 1287

Kulin State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 61 KULIN WA 636508 9880 1079

Kununurra District Office 32 Poincettia Way KUNUNURRA WA 674308 9169 1370

Kununurra Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 500 Coolibah Drive KUNUNURRA WA 674308 9169 1340

Kununurra State Emergency Service Unit

Lot 500 Coolibah Drive KUNUNURRA WA 674308 9169 1003

Kwinana Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 10 Chisham Avenue KWINANA WA 616708 9419 4454

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Lake Grace Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 44 Bennett Street LAKE GRACE WA 635308 9865 1306

Lancelin Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

164 Atkinson Way LANCELIN WA 604408 9655 2018

Lancelin Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 299 LANCELIN WA 6044 08 9655 1289 [email protected]

Laverton Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Cnr Euro & Gladiator Streets LAVERTON WA 644008 9031 1304

Leeman Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 106 LEEMAN WA 6514 08 9953 1164 [email protected]

Leonora Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 26 Tower Street LEONORA WA 643808 9037 6354

Lower South West Regional Office

58-60 Giblett Street MANJIMUP WA 625808 9771 6800

Maddington Fire Station 1961 Albany Highway MADDINGTON WA 610908 9459 [email protected]

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Malaga Fire Station 14 Irvine Drive MALAGA WA 606208 9249 [email protected]

Mandurah Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Cnr Cumberland & Panton Roads GREENFIELDS WA 621008 9582 0433 or 08 9535 6966

Mandurah Fire Station Cnr Cumberland & Panton Road GREENFIELDS WA 621008 9582 [email protected]

Mandurah State Emergency Service Unit

93 Park Road MANDURAH WA 621008 9581 1966

Mandurah Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 431 MANDURAH WA 6210 08 9535 4789 [email protected]

Manjimup, Lower South West Regional Office

58-60 Giblett Street MANJIMUP WA 625808 9771 6800

Manjimup Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

50 Bath Street MANJIMUP WA 625808 9771 2365

Manjimup State Emergency Service Unit

50 Bath Street MANJIMUP WA 6258 08 9771 2773

Marble Bar Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

PO Box 63 MARBLE BAR WA 676008 9176 1005




Margaret River Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

62 Willmott Avenue MARGARET RIVER WA 628508 9757 2738

Margaret River Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 78 COWARAMUP WA 628408 9756 [email protected]

Meekatharra Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Cnr Hight & Hill Streets MEEKATHARRA WA 664208 9981 1164

Meekatharra State Emergency Service Unit

SES Emergency Centre Lot 25 Hill Street MEEKATHARRA WA 664208 9980 1617

Melville State Emergency Service Unit

Bramanti Road MURDOCH WA 615008 9332 [email protected]

Merredin Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

6 Mitchell Street MERREDIN WA 641508 9041 2522

Merredin State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 188 MERREDIN WA 64150427 412 [email protected]

Midland Fire Station 158 Morrison Road (cnr Mathoura Street) MIDLAND WA 605608 9274 [email protected]

Midwest Gascoyne Regional Office

1 Vulcan WayGERALDTON WA 653008 9956 6000

Moora Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 264 Padbury Street MOORA WA 651008 9651 [email protected]

Moora State Emergency Service Unit

Lot 433 Ranfurly Street MOORA WA 651008 9651 1757

Morawa State Emergency Service Unit

Solomon Terrace MORAWA WA 662308 9971 1233

Morawa Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

Stokes Road MORAWA WA 662308 9971 [email protected]

Mount Barker Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 576 Lowood Road MOUNT BARKER WA 632408 9851 1774

Mount Barker State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 312 MOUNT BARKER WA 632408 9851 1128

Mount Magnet Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 506 Laurie Street MOUNT MAGNET WA 663808 9963 4116

Mounted Section State Emergency Service Unit

314A Kew Street KEWDALE WA 61050427 388 718 (Local Manager)




Mullewa Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 215 Cnr Padbury & Burges Streets MULLEWA WA 663008 9961 [email protected]

Mundaring State Emergency Service Unit

14 Wandeara Crescent MUNDARING WA 607308 9295 3133

Mundaring Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

12-14 Wandeara Crescent MUNDARING WA 607308 9295 6555

Murdoch Fire Station 126 Murdoch Drive MURDOCH WA 615008 9313 [email protected]

Murray State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 341 PINJARRA WA 620808 9531 3044

Nannup Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

13 Adam Street NANNUP WA 627508 9756 1102

Nannup State Emergency Service Unit

319 Sexton Way NANNUP WA 627508 9756 1322

Narrogin District Office 10 Williams Road NARROGIN WA 631208 9881 3892

Narrogin Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 1578 Cnr Kipling & Gordon Streets NARROGIN WA 631208 9881 2944

Narrogin State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 1222 NARROGIN WA 631208 9881 5635

Naturaliste Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 411 DUNSBOROUGH WA 6281 08 9756 8262 [email protected]

Newman Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 1621 Cnr Newman Drive & Nyabalee Road NEWMAN WA 675308 9175 2526

Newman State Emergency Service Unit

Kurra Street NEWMAN WA 675308 9175 1686

Norseman Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 822 Ramsay Street NORSEMAN WA 644308 9039 1171

Norseman State Emergency Service Unit

55 Prinsep Street NORSEMAN WA 644308 9039 1401

Northam Fire Station Wellington Street NORTHAM WA 640108 9622 [email protected]

Northam District Office 79 Newcastle Street NORTHAM WA 640108 9690 2300

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Osborne Park Fire Station 47 Collingwood Street OSBORNE PARK WA 601708 9244 [email protected]

Peaceful Bay Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

C/- 67 Ramehead Road PEACEFUL BAY WA 6333 08 9840 8108 [email protected]

Pemberton Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 230 Ellis Street PEMBERTON WA 626008 9776 1462

Perth Fire Station 156 Wellington Street EAST PERTH WA 600408 9225 [email protected]

Pilbara Regional Office 1/5 Warambie Road KARRATHA WA 671408 9159 1400

Pingelly Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 97 Pasture Street PINGELLY WA 630808 9887 1477

Pingelly State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 11 PINGELLY WA 630808 9887 [email protected]

Pinjarra Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 69 Murray Street PINJARRA WA 620808 9531 1708

Northam State Emergency Service Unit

Jubilee Oval NORTHAM WA 64019622 3338

Northampton Stirling State Emergency Service Unit

Shire Offices North West Coastal Highway NORTHAMPTON WA 653508 9337 2398

Northampton Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

PO Box 59 NORTHAMPTON WA 653508 9934 [email protected]

North Coastal Regional Office 1/108 Winton Road JOONDALUP WA 602708 9301 3900

Northcliffe Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Banksia Street NORTHCLIFFE WA 626208 9776 7169

Northshore State Emergency Service Unit

7 Lynton Street MT HAWTHORN WA 601608 9444 [email protected]

Onslow Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service Unit

McGrath Avenue ONSLOW WA 67100429 107 471

Onslow Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 122 ONSLOW WA 6710 0429 688 [email protected]

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Port Hedland District Office Cnr Anderson & McKay Streets PORT HEDLAND WA 672108 9158 1300

Port Denison Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

Cnr Point Leander Drive and Leitch Street PORT DENISON WA 6525 08 9927 [email protected]

Port Hedland Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 1626 Anderson Street PORT HEDLAND WA 672108 9173 1118

Port Hedland State Emergency Service Unit

Waldron Drive Port Hedland Airport Great Northern Highway PORT HEDLAND WA 67210419 909 [email protected]

Port Hedland Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 214 PORT HEDLAND WA 6721 08 9173 3055 [email protected]

Port Walcott Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 195 WICKHAM WA 6720 008 9159 [email protected]

Ravensthorpe Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 4 Dunn Street RAVENSTHORPE WA 634608 9838 1101R

Ravensthorpe State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 262 RAVENSTHORPE WA 634608 9838 1132

Regional Operations Support Section

91 Leake Street BELMONT WA 61040428 927 481

Rockingham Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Cnr Dixon & Arkwright Roads ROCKINGHAM WA 616808 9527 1827

Rockingham Fire Station 99 Dixon Road (cnr Arkwright Road) ROCKINGHAM WA 616808 9592 [email protected]

Rockingham Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 251 ROCKINGHAM WA 616808 9528 2222 [email protected]

Rockingham/Kwinana State Emergency Service Unit

Shire Depot Crocker Street ROCKINGHAM WA 6188 08 9527 2560

Roebourne Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 36 Sholl Street ROEBOURNE WA 6718 08 9182 1391

Roebourne State Emergency Service Unit

2A & 2B Wickham Drive WICKHAM WA 6720




Roleystone Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 100 Jarrah Road ROLEYSTONE WA 611108 9397 6699

Secret Harbour Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 6001 Oasis Drive SECRET HARBOUR WA 617308 9524 8217

Serpentine/Jarrahdale State Emergency Service Unit

6 Paterson Street MUNDIJONG WA 612308 9525 5313

Shark Bay State Emergency Service Unit

SES Emergency Centre Dampier Road DENHAM WA 65370417 097 330

Shark Bay Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

Knight Terrace DENHAM WA 6537 08 9948 [email protected]

South Coastal Regional Office

Emergency Service Complex20 Stockton Bend Cockburn Central WA 616408 9395 9483

South Hedland Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 2054 Hamilton Road SOUTH HEDLAND WA 672208 9172 3176

South West Regional Office Lot 719 South Western HighwayBUNBURY WA 623008 9780 1900

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Southern Cross Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Cnr Antares & Canopus Street SOUTHERN CROSS WA 642608 9049 1350

Stirling State Emergency Service Unit

33 Carcoola Street NOLLAMARA WA 606108 9345 1499

Success Fire Station NO PERMANENT STATION AT THIS TIME08 9498 [email protected]

Swan State Emergency Service Unit

Bishop Road MIDLAND WA 60560409 689 188

Tambellup Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

PO BOX 116 TAMBELLUP WA 6320

Tammin Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

Lot 124 Donnan Street TAMMIN WA 640908 9637 1047

Tom Price State Emergency Service Unit

492 Coolibah Street TOM PRICE WA 67510418 909 894

Toodyay Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

239 Stirling Terrace TOODYAY WA 656608 9574 2620

Trayning Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

c/- Post Office TRAYNING WA 648808 9683 1053




Two Rocks Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 138 TWO ROCKS WA 6037 08 9561 5777 [email protected]

Useless Loop State Emergency Service Unit

10 Kangaroo Court USELESS LOOP WA 653708 9948 1226

Wagin Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 78 Leake Street WAGIN WA 631508 9861 1751

Wallcliffe Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

555 Wallcliffe Road MARGARET RIVER WA 628508 9757 3692

Walpole Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 97 Cnr Vista & Pier Streets WALPOLE WA 639808 9840 1008

Walpole State Emergency Service Unit

Latham Avenue WALPOLE WA 639808 9840 1527

Walpole Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 115 WALPOLE WA 6398 9840 [email protected]

Wangara Fire Station 24 Prindiville Drive WANGARA WA 606508 9409 [email protected]

Wanneroo/Joondalup State Emergency Service Unit

Lot 21 Winton Street JOONDALUP WA 602708 9300 1666

Waroona State Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 299 WAROONA WA 621508 9733 1477

Waroona Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

Lot 366 South West Highway WAROONA WA 621508 9733 1124

Welshpool Fire Station 380 Welshpool Road WELSHPOOL WA 610608 9351 [email protected]

West Pilbara Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 208 DAMPIER WA 6713 0437 978 [email protected]

Whitfords Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

Ocean Reef Road OCEAN REEF WA 60279401 3757

Wickham Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Cnr Wickham Road & Mulga Way WICKHAM WA 672008 9187 1315

Williams Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 25 Brooking Street WILLIAMS WA 639108 9885 1116

Wiluna State Emergency Service Unit

08 9981 8569

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Windy Harbour Volunteer Marine Rescue Service

PO Box 1360 MANJIMUP WA 6258 08 9776 8384 [email protected]

Witchcliffe Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

C/O Post office WITCHCLIFFE WA 628608 9757 6765

Wongan Hills Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Fenton Street WONGON HILLS WA 660308 9671 1166

Wundowie Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 102 Wandoo Parade WUNDOWIE WA 656008 9573 6454

Wyalkatchem Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

49 Wilson Street WYALKATCHEM WA 648508 9681 1311

Wyndham Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service Unit

PO Box 336 WYNDHAM WA 674008 9161 1189

Yallingup Coastal Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

24 Valley Road YALLINGUP WA 62820408 666 968

Yanchep Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

Lot 11 Bracknell Street YANCHEP WA 603508 9561 1788

York Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service

189 Avon Terrace YORK WA 6302

York Volunteer Fire & Emergency Service

c/- PO Box 617 YORK WA 630208 9641 1744

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DisclaimerThe information contained in this publication is provided voluntarily as a public service by the Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES). This publication has been prepared in good faith and is derived from sources believed to reliable and accurate at the time of publication. Nevertheless, the reliability and accuracy of the information cannot be guaranteed and DFES expressly disclaims liability or any act or omission done or not done in the reliance on the information and for any consequences whether direct or indirect, arising from such act or omission. The publication is intended to be a guide only and readers should obtain their own independent advice and make their own necessary inquiries.
