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Career Recruitment
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service is a customer orientated organisation which focuses on the needs of the community it serves. All employees of the Service are members of dynamic teams that often work with community groups with an emphasis on fire safety within the home, businesses and other premises, in addition to our more traditional firefighting and rescue activities.
The Service wishes to secure genuine equality of opportunity, whether required by legislation or not, in all aspects of its activities as an employer. It is consequently committed to upholding Equality and Fairness principles for all members of staff.
Learning and Development in all disciplines is a key component in monitoring employee competences, and continuous development programmes are provided throughout the organisation, covering all employee sectors. Further details regarding Learning and Development processes are available via the IPDS link further down this page.
Implementation of Integrated Personal Development
Introduction
The professional development of Fire Service personnel is one of the fundamental changes proposed by government in its 2003 White Paper and it will have wide ranging implications for firefighters. Not least of those will be changes to the terms and conditions of employment.
It is therefore important that the ethos of this new training system is explained to staff an a concise and understandable manner. This site is one of the many ways in which the details of the IPDS are to be communicated to the relevant personnel.
Link to IPDS Section »
Additional Information
Why you should join us
The Service is committed to helping it's staff achieve and maintain a good quality of life by offering a range of schemes within the workplace to support employees.
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Work Experience
Although courses are occasionally provided for students who are seeking experience of the operational role of Firefighter.
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Recruitment Enquiries
The six County Command areas are as follows, and can all be contacted via the Service's main telephone number 0370 6060699.
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The Service is committed to helping it's staff achieve and maintain a good quality of life by offering a range of schemes within the workplace to support employees.
more »
Work Experience
Although courses are occasionally provided for students who are seeking experience of the operational role of Firefighter.
more »
Recruitment Enquiries
The six County Command areas are as follows, and can all be contacted via the Service's main telephone number 0370 6060699.
more »
Useful Documents
Introducing children to fire awareness at an early age is key to bringing down the number of fire-related accidents and helps reduce the number of arson attacks and hoax phone calls.
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