ACT Fire and Rescue

The ACT Fire and Rescue previously known as ACT Fire Brigade. Is the urban Fire and Rescue service for the Australian Capital Territory. It along with the ACT Ambulance Service, ACT State Emergency Service and ACT Rural Fire Service are part of the Australian Capital Territory Emergency Services Agency (formerly the ACT Emergency Services Authority).

By 2011 the ACT Fire and Rescue maintained nine stations with more than 330 staff operating 34 apparatus.

• Pumper: (P1/P2/P5/P6/P8/P9)
• Heavy Rescue Pumper: (RP3/RP4/RP7)
• Hazmat Response Vehicle: (HAZ20)
• Breathing Apparatus Support Vehicle: (BA27)
• Rosenbauer B42 Platform: (A30)
• Logistics Vehicle: (B35)
• Platform on Demand Truck: (T40/T41)
• Vertical Rescue Vehicle: (R48)
• Remote Area Road Rescue Vehicle: (R49)
• CAFS Light Tanker: C82/C92
• CAFS Heavy Tanker: C88/C98
• Commander: (CMDR1/CMDR2/CMDR3)
• Confined Space Rescue Trailer (CSRtr)
• Bobcat (T190)
• Light Brush Tanker: (LU51/LU61)
• Heavy Tanker (W13/W53/W63)

Pods:

• Breathing Apparatus Support (BAS)
• Breathing Apparatus Accountability & Command (CMD)
• General Purpose (GP)
• Mass Decontamination Support (MDS)
• Rapid Decontamination Support (RDS)
• Rehabilitation (RHB)
• Salvage & Ventilation (S/V)
• Technical Rescue Support (TRS)
• Tilt Tray (TT)
• Urban Search & Rescue 1 (USAR1)
• Urban Search & Rescue 2 (USAR2)
• Welfare Support (WFS)

• 
  Heavy Rescue Pumper - B4
• 
  Scania P320 Heavy Pumper
• 
  Scania appliance with a Rosenbauer Hydraulic Platform
• 
  Hino Heavy Tankers
• 
  Volvo FM9 CAFS Tanker - C70
• 
  Scania P 380 Pod truck
• 
  HazMat Response

• Australian Capital Territory Rural Fire Service
• Australian Capital Territory Emergency Services Agency

• ACT Fire and Rescue Official page