Fire and Emergency New Zealand
Call 111 if there’s a serious risk that people could be injured or property damaged.
Responsibilities of Fire and Emergency NZ
- Respond to fires and other emergencies.
- Reduce the number of unsafe, unwanted fires and lower the risks to people’s lives and property.
- Promote fire safety — including the proper handling of hazardous substances, and the safe use of fire as a land management tool.
For more details, such as their main and additional roles, check the website for Fire and Emergency NZ.
What we do — Fire and Emergency NZ
Who fights fires in NZ
Fire and Emergency NZ has both:
Other ways to work or volunteer at Fire and Emergency NZ
There are other ways to:
- work — such as answering 111 calls as a dispatcher, or general vacancies
- volunteer — medical first responders, or helping as operational or brigade support.
Work or volunteer for us — Fire and Emergency NZ
Background information
Since , the fire and other emergency functions of 40 organisations were combined into Fire and Emergency New Zealand.
Fire and Emergency New Zealand Act — NZ Legislation
Ministers
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Hon Brooke van Velden
Minister of Internal Affairs
Managers
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Rebecca Keoghan
Chair
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Kerry Gregory
Chief Executive
Sector
Crown agentsUtility links and page information
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