Fire & Rescue NSW Firefighter Championship

Fire & Rescue NSW Firefighter Championship Region West 2 10-11 March 2018 Hosted by Kelso Brigade

THE CHAMPIONSHIP ENVIRONMENT First introduced in 1932, the Firefighter Championship has a very long and proud history. Over the past 86 years, thousands of firefighters have competed in the event which showcases world-class operations and skills. Today, as well as in years gone by, the Championship embodies and reflects the environment in which firefighters operate in. The event focusses on developing, maintaining and enhancing operational skills as well as promoting safety. The Championship is based on FRNSW s guiding principles of respect, integrity, service delivery, courage and safety. These values are an integral part of the organisation s ethos and are the foundation of this competitive event. Aside from the competition events, the Championship also enables FRNSW to promote itself as an effective and efficient emergency service through various displays and demonstrations. It engages with local communities by providing fire safety education to a broader audience, including the business sector. Whilst respecting past traditions, I encourage all participants to embrace the Championship and all that it represents. By continually improving operational capabilities, FRNSW is able to better protect communities from fires and other emergencies well into the future. Assistant Commissioner Rob McNeil AFSM Director of Firefighter Championship www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 2

Championship Values Develop, maintain and enhance the operational skills of firefighters Promote a professional image of FRNSW to NSW communities Promote community safety and awareness Encourage teamwork, camaraderie and individual performance Demonstrate various skills, knowledge and expertise of FRNSW Championship Objectives Provide improved opportunities for firefighters to display a high level of skills Deliver improved community safety programs Provide an opportunity to market the services of the FRNSW to key stakeholders 11 Columbia Way, Norwest Business Park Baulkham Hills, NSW 2153 Tel: 1300 728 672 www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 3

Kelso Fire Brigade Kelso Brigade extends a warm welcome to everyone, hope they enjoy what the Bathurst Region has to offer, and the weekend of competition, friendship and camaraderie. Kelso Brigade is a relatively new station having only commenced operations at 09:00 on the 6 th October 1999 with a crew of 10. Kelso station was formed due to Kelso and Bathurst being separated in times of flood by the Macquarie River and the rapidly expanding residential and commercial development in the Kelso area. The Kelso Championship Team was formed prior to the 2000 State Championship. The team has been very successful winning 3 State Championship Titles and 2 runner-up titles. Most recently the Kelso Team won the last Regional Championship of 2017 hosted by Port Macquarie Brigade. Members of the Brigade, with great support from the Zone Office, have worked tirelessly to ensure this Championship will be extremely successful and enjoyable to competitors, officials, visitors and spectators alike. www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 4

Kelso s Duck Rescue The following article appeared in Western Advocate on 2 November 2017: ANIMAL rescues are not unusual for Fire and Rescue NSW crews, but it has been a while since Kelso firefighters have had to jump down a drain to help. The Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) crew had been visiting Kelso Public School on Thursday morning when one of the students alerted them to a family of ducks that had fallen into a drain in the playground. Deputy Captain Scott Wilson said he had rescued all sorts of animals in his years with the service but had not been called to a duck rescue in quite a while. He said two FRNSW firefighters volunteered to climb down into the six-foot deep drain to try and locate the ducklings. There were firefighters at separate ends of the drain, he said. We flushed the drain, and with a bit of coercion we got them out. There were nine ducklings. Deputy Captain Wilson said the mother duck had been seen near the drain earlier in the day, but since it could no longer be found the ducklings were taken to a WIRES carer. www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 5

Dubbo Brigade invites you to the 2018 State Championship Where: Ollie Robbins Oval, Dubbo When: Thursday 18 to Saturday 20 October 2018 Why: - State Championships are only held once every 2 years - Meet fellow Firefighters from across the state - Have a great time www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 6

Official Schedule Friday 9 March 2018 1800 hrs 1900 hrs Welcome Registrations: Bathurst RSL 114 Rankin Street, Bathurst Saturday 10 March 2018 0630 hrs Breakfast available at Competition Grounds Learmonth Park, Dorman Place, Kelso 0700 hrs Meeting of Officials 0715 hrs Warm up and exercise for competitors Safety brief to competitors 0800 hrs Events commence 0845 hrs Dress and form up for Official Opening 0900 hrs 0930 hrs 0930 hrs 1230 hrs 1530 hrs 1630 hrs (approx) 1830hrs (for 1900 hrs) Official Opening Ceremony Fitness Drill 15 mins Events resume until approximately 1630 hrs. No break for lunch. Food and drink available on the ground. Fitness Drill 15 mins Fitness Drill 15 mins De-brief of Officials Social Evening Dinner Bathurst RSL 114 Rankin Street, Bathurst Dress: Dress Uniform/Smart Casual Sunday 11 March 2018 0630 hrs Breakfast available at Competition Grounds Learmonth Park, Dorman Place, Kelso 0700 hrs Meeting of Officials 0715 hrs Warm up and exercise for competitors 0730 hrs Events commence and continue until completion. No break for lunch. Food and drink available at grounds. 1300 hrs Closing ceremony at completion of all events www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 7

Learmonth Park, Dorman Place, Kelso Bathurst RSL, 114 Rankin Street, Bathurst www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 8

Official guests Member for Bathurst Mayor, Bathurst Regional Council Superintendent, Region Controller, NSW State Emergency Service Paul Toole MP Cr Graeme Hanger OAM Craig Ronan Fire & Rescue NSW A/Commissioner Deputy Commissioner, Field Operations Assistant Commissioner Regional Operations, Director Championship Chief Superintendent, Area Commander Region West Superintendent, Zone Commander Regional West 2 Inspector, Duty Commander Regional West 2 Inspector, Duty Commander Regional West 2 Chaplain Malcolm Connellan AFSM Jim Hamilton AFSM Rob McNeil AFSM Murray West Brett Jackson Steve Evans Mick Johnstone Major Lyndsay Smith Fire & Rescue NSW Championship Association President FRNSW FCA MSA, Business Development Manager Firefighters Mutual Bank, General Manager Firefighters Mutual Bank, Brand & Proposition Manager Captain Greg Fredericks AFSM Debbie Taylor Jim O Connell Patrice Goldthorpe www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 9

List of Events 1. Urban Pumper Collector and Ladder - 4 Competitors 2. Urban Pump Disable 4 Competitors 3. Booster Valve and High Rise Bag 4 Competitors 4. Ladder Practice 1 Competitor 5. Urban Pumper BA & Foam 4 Competitors 6. Urban Pumper and Breeching 4 Competitors 7. Rescue 4 Competitors 8. Hose Hydrant and Extinguisher 3 Competitors 9. Hose and Hydrant 4 Competitors 10. Hose and Hydrant 2 Competitors 11. Urban Pump and Suction 4 Competitors Competing Teams Brigade Station In Zone Dubbo 280 RW1 Kelso 1 105 RW2 Kelso 2 105S RW2 Mudgee 387 RW2 Oberon 411 RW2 Trangie 465 RW1 Wellington 493 RW1 Brigade Station Out of Zone Armidale 205 RN3 Bega 219 RS1 Berry 224 RS1 Dorrigo 279 RN1 Gunnedah 314 RN3 Kootingal RFS 756 RN3 Kurri Kurri 349 MN3 Merimbula 395 RS1 Merrylands 72 MW2 Port Macquarie 424 RN1 Ulladulla 477 RS1 Unanderra 474 MS1 Wangi Wangi 485 MN1 Wyong 1 505S MN2 Wyong 2 505 MN2 Brigade Station Visitor Tamworth City RFS 704 Visitor Wadalba RFS 723 Visitor www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 10

Event 1. Urban Pumper Collector and Ladder Objective: To extinguish a fire on a rooftop using two lengths of 38mm hose and hydrant water through the appliance. Core Skills: Pump Operation, Hydrants, Breeching Piece, Ladders, Hose Handling and Branches Equipment: Hoses used 1 x 70mm (10m filler hose) and 2 x 38mm flaked hose (30m) The appliance will be stowed with two lengths of 38mm hose flaked, two shut-off branches, one 10m length of 70mm filler hose rolled on the bight, one breeching piece and one standpipe. All with stortz couplings. Order Station Brigade Name Time 1 Time 2 Penalty Penalty Code Total 1 280 Dubbo 2 756 Kootingal RFS 3 387 Mudgee 4 424 Port Macquarie 5 505 Wyong 1 6 474 Unanderra 7 105 Kelso 1 8 314 Gunnedah 9 411 Oberon 10 219 Bega 11 279 Dorrigo 12 465 Trangie 13 224 Berry 14 485 Wangi Wangi 15 477 Ulladulla 16 205 Armidale 17 704 Tamworth City RFS 18 349 Kurri Kurri 19 395 Merimbula 20 493 Wellington 21 505S Wyong 2 22 723 Wadalba RFS 23 105S Kelso 2 24 72 Merrylands The FCA would like to acknowledge Waterous Pumps for their support www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 11

Event 2. Urban Pump Disable Objective: To extinguish a fire in a multi-storey building utilising hydrant water through the pump and a 38mm hose from a hose cabinet on first floor. The pump becomes disabled before the fire is extinguished so the onboard Davey pump is then utilised to complete the task, using water from the appliance first aid tank. Core Skills: Pump Operation, Hydrants, Breeching Piece, Ladders, Davey Pump, Hose Handling and Branches Equipment: Hoses used - 2 x 70mm (10m filler hose) and 2 x 38mm (30m) (1 x flaked and 1 x double rolled on bight) The appliance will be stowed with two 10m lengths of 70mm filler hose double rolled on the bight, two 30m lengths of 38mm hose (one double rolled on the bight, the other flaked), one breeching piece, one branch and one standpipe. All with stortz couplings. Order Station Brigade Name Time 1 Time 2 Penalty Penalty Code Total 1 280 Dubbo 2 756 Kootingal RFS 3 387 Mudgee 4 424 Port Macquarie 5 505 Wyong 1 6 474 Unanderra 7 105 Kelso 1 8 314 Gunnedah 9 411 Oberon 10 219 Bega 11 279 Dorrigo 12 465 Trangie 13 224 Berry 14 485 Wangi Wangi 15 477 Ulladulla 16 205 Armidale 17 704 Tamworth City RFS 18 349 Kurri Kurri 19 395 Merimbula 20 493 Wellington 21 505S Wyong 2 22 723 Wadalba RFS 23 105S Kelso 2 24 72 Merrylands www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 12

Event 3. Booster Valve and High Rise Bag Objective: To extinguish a fire in a multi-storey building using a boosted water system and a 38mm hose from a hose cabinet on the first floor. The remote access bag is also employed to extinguish a ground level fire from the boosted system. Core Skills: Pump Operation, Booster Valve, Remote Access Bag, Hose Handling, Branches and Ladders Equipment: Hoses used 2 x 70mm (10m filler Hose), 2 x 38mm flaked hose (30m) The appliance will be stowed with one length of 38mm hose flaked, two 10m lengths of 70mm filler hose rolled on the bight, one high-rise bag containing one length of 38mm hose flaked and one branch. All with stortz couplings Order Station Brigade Name Time 1 Time 2 Penalty Penalty Code Total 1 280 Dubbo 2 756 Kootingal RFS 3 387 Mudgee 4 424 Port Macquarie 5 505 Wyong 1 6 474 Unanderra 7 105 Kelso 1 8 314 Gunnedah 9 411 Oberon 10 219 Bega 11 279 Dorrigo 12 465 Trangie 13 224 Berry 14 485 Wangi Wangi 15 477 Ulladulla 16 205 Armidale 17 704 Tamworth City RFS 18 349 Kurri Kurri 19 395 Merimbula 20 493 Wellington 21 505S Wyong 2 22 723 Wadalba RFS 23 105S Kelso 2 24 72 Merrylands The FCA would like to acknowledge Firefighters Mutual Bank as a major supporter. www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 13

Event 4. Ladder Practice Objective: This event hones the skills of the firefighter in quickly ascending a ladder to gain access to an upper level of a building. Core Skills: Ladders Equipment: There is no equipment for this event other than that which is set up on the track. Brigade work trousers are to be worn but other than that competitors may wear a singlet, team T-shirt, shirt etc and they can also wear boots or shoes. (No specification on colour) Order Station Brigade Name Time 1 Penalty Penalty Code Total 1 105 Kelso1 1 2 105S Kelso2 1 3 205 Armidale 1 4 219 Bega 1 5 224 Berry 1 6 279 Dorrigo 1 7 280 Dubbo 1 8 314 Gunnedah 1 9 349 Kurri Kurri 1 10 387 Mudgee 1 11 395 Merimbula 1 12 411 Oberon 1 13 424 Port Macquarie 1 14 465 Trangie 1 15 474 Unanderra 1 16 477 Ulladulla 1 17 485 Wangi Wangi 1 18 493 Wellington 1 19 505 Wyong1 1 20 505S Wyong2 1 21 704 Tamworth City RFS 1 22 72 Merrylands 1 23 723 Wadalba RFS 1 24 756 Kootingal RFS 1 25 105 Kelso1 2 26 105S Kelso2 2 27 205 Armidale 2 28 219 Bega 2 29 224 Berry 2 www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 14

30 279 Dorrigo 2 31 280 Dubbo 2 32 314 Gunnedah 2 33 349 Kurri Kurri 2 34 387 Mudgee 2 35 395 Merimbula 2 36 411 Oberon 2 37 424 Port Macquarie 2 38 465 Trangie 2 39 474 Unanderra 2 40 477 Ulladulla 2 41 485 Wangi Wangi 2 42 493 Wellington 2 43 505 Wyong1 2 44 505S Wyong2 2 45 704 Tamworth City RFS 2 46 72 Merrylands 2 47 723 Wadalba RFS 2 48 756 Kootingal RFS 2 www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 15

Event 5. Urban Pumper BA and Foam Objective: Two firefighters in breathing apparatus are to extinguish a fire using one length of 38mm hose with hydrant water supplied through the appliance by the other team members (utilising foam eductor to simulate foam-making drill) Core Skills: Pump Operation, Hydrants, Hose Handling, Branches, Foam making and SCBA. Competitors are marked and timed on their ability to correctly perform all the abovementioned tasks. Equipment: Hoses used 1 x 70mm (10m filler hose) and 1 x 38mm (30m) The appliance will be stowed with one length of 38mm hose flaked, one shut-off branch (with aeration tube attached), one 10m length of 70mm filler hose rolled on the bight, one breeching piece and one standpipe, one 38mm foam eductor and one foam concentrate siphon hose. All with stortz couplings. 2 x SCBA air sets and the BA control board will also be used. Order Station Brigade Name Time 1 Penalty Penalty Code Total 1 280 Dubbo 2 756 Kootingal RFS 3 387 Mudgee 4 424 Port Macquarie 5 505 Wyong 1 6 474 Unanderra 7 105 Kelso 1 8 314 Gunnedah 9 411 Oberon 10 219 Bega 11 279 Dorrigo 12 465 Trangie 13 224 Berry 14 485 Wangi Wangi 15 477 Ulladulla 16 205 Armidale 17 704 Tamworth City RFS 18 349 Kurri Kurri 19 395 Merimbula 20 493 Wellington 21 505S Wyong 2 22 723 Wadalba RFS 23 105S Kelso 2 24 72 Merrylands The FCA would like to acknowledge MSA as a major supporter. The FCA would like to acknowledge Solberg Foam for their support. www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 16

Event 6. Urban Pumper and Breeching Objective: To extinguish a fire using two lengths of 38mm hose and hydrant water through the appliance. The first 38mm hose will utilise tank water from the appliance and the second 38mm hose will utilise water from the hydrant. Core Skills: Pump Operation, Hydrants, Breeching Piece, Hose Handling and Branches Equipment: Hoses used 2 x 70mm (30m) (1 x flaked and 1 x rolled on bight) and 2 x 38mm flaked hose (30m) The appliance will be stowed with two lengths of 38mm hose flaked, two shut-off branches, one 70mm hose flaked, and one 70mm hose rolled on the bight, one breeching piece and one standpipe. All with stortz couplings Order Station Brigade Name Time 1 Time 2 Penalty Penalty Code Total 1 280 Dubbo 2 756 Kootingal RFS 3 387 Mudgee 4 424 Port Macquarie 5 505 Wyong 1 6 474 Unanderra 7 105 Kelso 1 8 314 Gunnedah 9 411 Oberon 10 219 Bega 11 279 Dorrigo 12 465 Trangie 13 224 Berry 14 485 Wangi Wangi 15 477 Ulladulla 16 205 Armidale 17 704 Tamworth City RFS 18 349 Kurri Kurri 19 395 Merimbula 20 493 Wellington 21 505S Wyong 2 22 723 Wadalba RFS 23 105S Kelso 2 24 72 Merrylands The FCA would like to acknowledge the Fire Brigade Employee Union for their support www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 17

Event 7. Rescue Objective: To assess various rescue skills of the four firefighters in the team. Core Skills: Rescue Skills (Knots, Combi Tool, RIK, Power Hydraulic Pump, Hand Hydraulic Pump, Stokes Litter) Equipment: There is no equipment for this event other than that which is set up on the track. Full brigade PPE is required for this event (boots, helmets, gloves, eye protection) Order Station Brigade Name Time 1 Penalty Penalty Code Total 1 280 Dubbo 2 756 Kootingal RFS 3 387 Mudgee 4 424 Port Macquarie 5 505 Wyong 1 6 474 Unanderra 7 105 Kelso 1 8 314 Gunnedah 9 411 Oberon 10 219 Bega 11 279 Dorrigo 12 465 Trangie 13 224 Berry 14 485 Wangi Wangi 15 477 Ulladulla 16 205 Armidale 17 704 Tamworth City RFS 18 349 Kurri Kurri 19 395 Merimbula 20 493 Wellington 21 505S Wyong 2 22 723 Wadalba RFS 23 105S Kelso 2 24 72 Merrylands The FCA would like to acknowledge FRSA as a major supporter. The FCA would like to acknowledge LifeTec Rescue Training Dummies for their support. www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 18

Event 8. Hose Hydrant and Extinguisher Objective: This event is used to simulate an initial attack on a fire using a water extinguisher. After that, one 38mm hose line is used with water from a hydrant which then needs to be lengthened to two lengths to go deeper into the fire. Core Skills: Hydrants, Extinguishers, Hose Handling and Branches Equipment: Hoses used 2 x 38mm (30m) (double rolled on the bight) Two lengths of 38mm hose double rolled on the bight, one shut-off branch, one standpipe and one water extinguisher. All with stortz couplings Order Station Brigade Name Time 1 Time 2 Penalty Penalty Code Total 1 280 Dubbo 2 756 Kootingal RFS 3 387 Mudgee 4 424 Port Macquarie 5 505 Wyong 1 6 474 Unanderra 7 105 Kelso 1 8 314 Gunnedah 9 411 Oberon 10 219 Bega 11 279 Dorrigo 12 465 Trangie 13 224 Berry 14 485 Wangi Wangi 15 477 Ulladulla 16 205 Armidale 17 704 Tamworth City RFS 18 349 Kurri Kurri 19 395 Merimbula 20 493 Wellington 21 505S Wyong 2 22 723 Wadalba RFS 23 105S Kelso 2 24 72 Merrylands www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 19

Event 9. Hose and Hydrant - 4 Competitors Objective: A team of 4 firefighters use this event to simulate an attack on a fire using 2 lengths of hose and water directly from a hydrant. Core Skills: Hydrants, Hose Handling and Branches Equipment: Hoses used 2 x 38mm (30m) (double rolled on the bight) Two lengths of 38mm hose double rolled on the bight, one shut-off branch and one standpipe. All with stortz couplings Order Station Brigade Name Time 1 Penalty Penalty Code Total 1 280 Dubbo 2 756 Kootingal RFS 3 387 Mudgee 4 424 Port Macquarie 5 505 Wyong 1 6 474 Unanderra 7 105 Kelso 1 8 314 Gunnedah 9 411 Oberon 10 219 Bega 11 279 Dorrigo 12 465 Trangie 13 224 Berry 14 485 Wangi Wangi 15 477 Ulladulla 16 205 Armidale 17 704 Tamworth City RFS 18 349 Kurri Kurri 19 395 Merimbula 20 493 Wellington 21 505S Wyong 2 22 723 Wadalba RFS 23 105S Kelso 2 24 72 Merrylands www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 20

Event 10. Hose and Hydrant - 2 Competitors Objective: A team of 2 firefighters use this event to simulate an attack on a fire using 1 length of hose and water directly from a hydrant. Core Skills: Hydrants, Hose Handling and Branches Equipment: Hoses used 1 x 38mm (30m) (double rolled on the bight) One length of 38mm hose double rolled on the bight, one shut-off branch and one standpipe. All with stortz couplings Order Station Brigade Name Time 1 Penalty Penalty Code Total 1 105 Kelso1 1 2 105S Kelso2 1 3 205 Armidale 1 4 219 Bega 1 5 224 Berry 1 6 279 Dorrigo 1 7 280 Dubbo 1 8 314 Gunnedah 1 9 349 Kurri Kurri 1 10 387 Mudgee 1 11 395 Merimbula 1 12 411 Oberon 1 13 424 Port Macquarie 1 14 465 Trangie 1 15 474 Unanderra 1 16 477 Ulladulla 1 17 485 Wangi Wangi 1 18 493 Wellington 1 19 505 Wyong1 1 20 505S Wyong2 1 21 704 Tamworth City RFS 1 22 72 Merrylands 1 23 723 Wadalba RFS 1 24 756 Kootingal RFS 1 25 105 Kelso1 2 26 105S Kelso2 2 27 205 Armidale 2 28 219 Bega 2 29 224 Berry 2 www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 21

Event 11. Urban Pump Suction Objective: To extinguish a fire using two lengths of 38mm hose and water through the appliance from a static water supply such a dam or pool. Core Skills: Pump Operation, Static Water Supplies, Hose Handling and Branches Equipment: Hoses used 2 x 38mm (30m) (1 x flaked and 1 x double rolled on bight) The appliance will be stowed with one 38mm hose flaked, one 38mm hose double rolled on the bight, one shut off branch and one length of suction hose. All with stortz couplings. Order Station Brigade Name Time 1 Penalty Penalty Code Total 1 280 Dubbo 2 756 Kootingal RFS 3 387 Mudgee 4 424 Port Macquarie 5 505 Wyong 1 6 474 Unanderra 7 105 Kelso 1 8 314 Gunnedah 9 411 Oberon 10 219 Bega 11 279 Dorrigo 12 465 Trangie 13 224 Berry 14 485 Wangi Wangi 15 477 Ulladulla 16 205 Armidale 17 704 Tamworth City RFS 18 349 Kurri Kurri 19 395 Merimbula 20 493 Wellington 21 505S Wyong 2 22 723 Wadalba RFS 23 105S Kelso 2 24 72 Merrylands The FCA would like to acknowledge Alexander Perrie & Co. for their support www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 23

Championship Safety Strategy FRNSW is committed to safety throughout the workplace for everyone, everywhere, always. As a result, it developed the Firefighter Championships Association 2013 Safety Strategy. For more information, visit firefighterchampionships.com. All injuries must be reported immediately to a FRNSW Official. Competitors must complete relevant forms at the time of injury. For all Worker s Compensation enquiries, contact Safety Director of Championships, Murray West, 0438 305 577. Fire & Rescue NSW Code of Conduct All Championship competitors, officials and support personnel must comply with FRNSW s Code of Conduct. For more information, visit fire.nsw.gov.au/page.php?id=159. NOTE: approval is granted to all FRNSW employees attending Saturday night s function to responsibly consume alcohol in dress uniform within the designated function area only. Alcohol and Other Drugs Policy On 1 December 2013, FRNSW implemented the Alcohol and Other Drugs Policy and Alcohol and Other Drugs Testing Procedure. For more information, visit the intranet site. Support services include: FRNSW Chaplain - Major Lyndsay Smith - 0418 869 280 FRNSW Employee Assistance Program (EAP) - 1300 360 364 Wellbeing Coordinator - 9265 3910 or 0448 295 725 The Health and Safety Branch, 9265 2800 NOTE: Alcohol and other drugs are not permitted to be consumed within the Championship perimeter. Facebook.com/firefighterchampionships www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 24

FRNSW Firefighter Championship 2018 FIREFIGHTER CHAMPIONSHIP 2017 ZONE DATE HOST RN3 5 6 May Gunnedah RW3 4 5 August Griffith State 18 20 October Dubbo For more information about Regional or State Championships, contact: FCA Secretary Firefighter Dave Hitchcock - 0401 979 609 Director Championships Assistant Commissioner Robert McNeil AFSM (02) 9265 2702 www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 25

Thanks to our Local Supporters Congratulations to 2017 Port Macquarie Regional Champions Kelso FRNSW www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 26

Port Macquarie Championship - August 2017 www.firefighterchampionships.com P a g e 27