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- A career to challenge you.
- A career to reward you.
- A career to keep Queenslanders safe.

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Welcome to the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service (QFRS) web site. As you make your way around our site, you will see the diverse range of services provided by Queensland firefighters. Please take the time to look at our safety tips and community education programs to see how you can best protect your home and family.

We value your feedback on our site - please let us know what you think.

Lee A Johnson AFSM, MIFireE
Commissioner

 

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Last updated 2 August 2011