Crew Manager Nigel Bowden, from Aberystwyth Fire Station, has recently been recognised for 25 years of dedicated service as an On-Call Firefighter.
During Crew Manager Bowden’s quarter of a century of service, he has demonstrated unwavering commitment and bravery in protecting the communities of Aberystwyth.
The Aberystwyth crew recently came together to celebrate Nigel’s anniversary, when he was presented with a long-service certificate by Station Officer Mark Ayling.
Crew Manager Nigel Bowden and Station Officer Mark Ayling.
Could you become an On-Call Firefighter?
Aberystwyth Fire Station has a Day-Crewed and On-Call crewing system. On-Call Firefighters get notified of an emergency call via a personal pager, which they carry with them when they are on duty.
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service is currently recruiting On-Call Firefighters at all our On-Call Fire Stations.
The role of an On-Call Firefighter provides many opportunities for personal and professional development, through training, teamwork, leadership and problem solving. On-Call Firefighters receive payment for their services, including retainer fees and call-out payments, supplementing their income from other employment.
Find out more on how to become and On-Call Firefighter here.