ARFF Recruit: Paid Training & 24/7 Aviation Fire Rescue

Air Services Australia; New South Wales; Hybrid; AUD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-site gym facilities and fitness 지원

Paid training

Accommodation during training

Job summary

Airservices Australia invites applications for Aviation Rescue Fire Fighters Recruits at Western Sydney International Airport. You will join a dedicated ARFFS team protecting travellers and staff, with paid, structured training and accommodation during the initial course.

You will undertake 15 weeks of paid training in Melbourne before moving to ongoing duties at the Western Sydney site, with opportunities for development and progression within a safety‑driven public service role.

Qualifications

• Must be physically fit and able to pass the PAT
• Provide First Aid Certificate or willingness to obtain before recruit training
• Possess a current unrestricted driver’s licence
• Hold or be progressing towards HR licence for recruit training in early 2027
• Citizenship or permanent residency as required for entry to the program

Responsibilities

• Respond to aircraft incidents and airport emergencies
• Provide first aid and emergency assistance
• Maintain firefighting vehicles and equipment
• Participate in ongoing operational and fitness training
• Support airport safety and emergency preparedness activities
• Work as part of a close-knit, high-performing team

Skills

Teamwork

Calm under pressure

Communication

Decision making

Public service mindset

Education

Year 10 education

Provide First Aid Certificate (HLTAID011 or HLTAID014)

Heavy Rigid (HR) licence

Australian/New Zealand citizenship or permanent residency

Job description

Airservices Australia invites applications for Aviation Rescue Fire Fighters Recruits at Western Sydney International Airport. You will join a dedicated ARFFS team protecting travellers and staff, with paid, structured training and accommodation during the initial course.

You will undertake 15 weeks of paid training in Melbourne before moving to ongoing duties at the Western Sydney site, with opportunities for development and progression within a safety‑driven public service role.