Metropolitan fire & emergency services board

The organisation employs approximately 0full-time equivalent staff, operates within the Melbourne metropolitan area, and is administrated from. He is the current acting Deputy Chief Officer and acting Executive Director of Community Resilience. Adam has served the community in all of MFB’s western district fire stations as a Firefighter and Station Officer. Our people are highly trained and ready to respond to emergencies.

There are FRV fire and rescue stations across the state. METROPOLITAN EMERGENCY SERVICES BOARD.

Motion made by Commissioner McMahon, seconded by Commissioner Egan to approve raft d Metro Radio Standard 3. COMU and delete Metro Radio Standards 3. My Skills will be unavailable between 5. As a public statutory body as defined by section of the Ombudsman Act, the MFB is an authority subject to my jurisdiction. It protects almost four million Melbourne residents, workers and visitors. I am a well-qualified senior IT resource with over thirty years private and public sector experience. Section 2Application for termination of enterprise agreements after their nominal expiry date.

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Duties and powers of councils and public authorities in relation to fire 5A. Municipal fire prevention officers and assistants 6. Functions of Board 7AA. Duty to assist in major emergency 7A.

Emergency Management Victoria 7AC. In deciding whether to approve the enterprise agreement, the FWC had to be satisfied of the matters set out in section 1of the FWA. Response time is measured by the length of time.

This activity is known as the Residential Risk Referral (RRR) process. Looking for abbreviations of MFB? This includes provisions for law enforcement, fire services , emergency medical response, specialty rescue, emergency communications, enhanced 9-1-and hazardous material responses for the Town of. Regular Board Meetings are held the second and fourth Thursday of each month at District Headquarters in Suite 310. MFB’s more than 2employees provide services to almost three million Melbourne residents, workers and visitors, and safeguard assets and infrastructure worth billions of dollars.

Our services cover the metropolitan district, an area of more than 0square kilometres. The MFB: Delivers fire and emergency management services. The County provides funding for five volunteer fire departments and five volunteer rescue squads.

Ms Garrett says Dr Diamond is an outstanding leader who brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the role. Publications The MFB produces a number of publications designed to promote transparency, inform and educate. In this section you will find digital copies of our annual reports, a number of useful and carefully prepared fire safety fact sheets, brochures and information sheets, as well as the most recently completed MFB Strategic and Business Plan.

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