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Volunteers are an important part of the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services' QFES workforce and the phased roll-out of QFES Office has brought a new level of connectivity, communication, collaboration and engagement for volunteers and the wider department. The decision to standardise our communication tools aligns with the 'One QFES' vision of an integrated department working together to meet the needs of the communities we serve. Streamlining our work and processes will also strengthen our day-to-day business. This includes improved real-time communication and collaboration before, during and after any emergency event. It gives our volunteers access to communication tools anywhere, anytime and on any device. As a starting point, each volunteer receives a dedicated email address which, when activated, will be their point of contact with the department.

Qfes gateway

Volunteers are an important part of the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services' QFES workforce and the phased roll-out of QFES Office has brought a new level of connectivity, communication, collaboration and engagement for volunteers and the wider department. The decision to standardise our communication tools aligns with the 'One QFES' vision of an integrated department working together to meet the needs of the communities we serve. Streamlining our work and processes will also strengthen our day-to-day business. This includes improved real-time communication and collaboration before, during and after any emergency event. It gives our volunteers access to communication tools anywhere, anytime and on any device. As a starting point, each volunteer receives a dedicated email address which, when activated, will be their point of contact with the department. This provides a fast method of contact and complements existing and essential face-to-face communications. Volunteers are able to host and participate in video-capable online meetings with colleagues across the department from a desktop computer or mobile device. Email and calendars - Use business-class email through a rich and familiar Outlook experience you can access from your desktop or from a web browser using Outlook Web App. Get a 50 GB mailbox per user and send attachments up to MB.

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Maintained by a unique mix of approximately 30, Rural Fire Service RFS volunteers, State Emergency Service SES volunteers, approximately 2, permanent firefighters, more than auxiliary firefighters and supported by non-operational administrative support staff, QFES responds to:. The QFES aims to protect person, property and the environment through the delivery of emergency services, awareness programs, response capability and capacity preparedness , and incident response and recovery for a safer Queensland. The RFS consists of approximately 30, volunteers from rural fire brigades across the state. Maintained by a unique mix of approximately 30, Rural Fire Service RFS volunteers, State Emergency Service SES volunteers, approximately 2, permanent firefighters, more than auxiliary firefighters and supported by non-operational administrative support staff, QFES responds to: Structural, landscape and vehicle fire; Road crash rescue; Swift water and water rescue; Storm and natural disaster; Building fire safety; Hazardous condition incidents; Land, marine, air and urban search and rescue; Crime scene, missing person and forensic searches; Animal disease outbreaks; and Communications. RFS volunteers provide services in their local area, including: fighting fires fire prevention and mitigation advice controlled burns etc.

Maintained by a unique mix of approximately 30, Rural Fire Service RFS volunteers, State Emergency Service SES volunteers, approximately 2, permanent firefighters, more than auxiliary firefighters and supported by non-operational administrative support staff, QFES responds to:. The QFES aims to protect person, property and the environment through the delivery of emergency services, awareness programs, response capability and capacity preparedness , and incident response and recovery for a safer Queensland. The RFS consists of approximately 30, volunteers from rural fire brigades across the state. Maintained by a unique mix of approximately 30, Rural Fire Service RFS volunteers, State Emergency Service SES volunteers, approximately 2, permanent firefighters, more than auxiliary firefighters and supported by non-operational administrative support staff, QFES responds to: Structural, landscape and vehicle fire; Road crash rescue; Swift water and water rescue; Storm and natural disaster; Building fire safety; Hazardous condition incidents; Land, marine, air and urban search and rescue; Crime scene, missing person and forensic searches; Animal disease outbreaks; and Communications. RFS volunteers provide services in their local area, including: fighting fires fire prevention and mitigation advice controlled burns etc. Read more about volunteering with the Rural Fire Service. Last updated: 26 February

Qfes gateway

Volunteers are an important part of the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services' QFES workforce and the phased roll-out of QFES Office has brought a new level of connectivity, communication, collaboration and engagement for volunteers and the wider department. The decision to standardise our communication tools aligns with the 'One QFES' vision of an integrated department working together to meet the needs of the communities we serve. Streamlining our work and processes will also strengthen our day-to-day business. This includes improved real-time communication and collaboration before, during and after any emergency event. It gives our volunteers access to communication tools anywhere, anytime and on any device. As a starting point, each volunteer receives a dedicated email address which, when activated, will be their point of contact with the department. This provides a fast method of contact and complements existing and essential face-to-face communications. Volunteers are able to host and participate in video-capable online meetings with colleagues across the department from a desktop computer or mobile device. Email and calendars - Use business-class email through a rich and familiar Outlook experience you can access from your desktop or from a web browser using Outlook Web App. Get a 50 GB mailbox per user and send attachments up to MB.

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Volunteer Spotlight. As a starting point, each volunteer receives a dedicated email address which, when activated, will be their point of contact with the department. Note: The volunteer portal only has two functions. Role resource library. Close Search. Public Safety. Teaching Resources. Volunteer Communication. When you activate your QFES Office account this email contact will be used instead of your previously nominated personal email accounts such as Gmail, Hotmail, Telstra, Optus, iiNet etc. Combustible External Cladding. SSO is an authentication process that allows you to access multiple services and applications with one username and password.