Essex County Fire and Rescue Service

About Us

Our purpose: We improve, protect and save lives. Our vision: To make Essex a safe place to live, work and travel. Our priorities: Service Led, Community Focused, Kind Culture, Financially Sustainable. About Essex County Fire and Rescue Service Essex County Fire and Rescue Service is one of the largest Fire and Rescue Services in the country, serving a county within which there are a wide variety of risks. The Service is governed by Essex Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Fire and Rescue Authority (EPFCC). The EPFCC Fire

Incidents

Candle fire leaves woman with burns

Baddow Hall Crescent, Chelmsford
22/01/2019 @ 20:24
Thatched cottage fire

Harts Lane, Ardleigh
20/01/2019 @ 16:50
Road traffic collision

A130, Rayleigh
20/01/2019 @ 06:20
Fire at furniture factory

Margaretting Road, Chelmsford
18/01/2019 @ 11:59

Latest News

18/01/2019
Eleven new firefighters join Essex County Fire and Rescue Service
Eleven new wholetime firefighters have marked the end of their initial training course and been honoured at a passing out ceremony attended by Essex County Fire and Rescue Service’s Chief Fire Officer/Chief Executive Jo Turton, Deputy Police, ...
08/01/2019
Helping you get firefighter fit
Essex County Fire and Rescue Service has launched a brand new guide to help applicants reach the required standard to become a firefighter. The 17 page guide, which features a range of information about the National Firefighter Selection ...
07/01/2019
Recruitment day for Burnham, Tollesbury, Tillingham and Maldon residents
Do you live, work or own a business in Maldon, Burnham, Tillingham and Tollesbury? We are holding a multi-station recruitment day at Maldon fire station on Saturday 12 January for anyone interested in finding out more about becoming an ...
07/01/2019
Get the call - become a professional firefighter
Essex County Fire and Rescue Service is working with the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) as part of a national campaign encouraging people to become on-call firefighters. The awareness week runs from 7 January 2019 and aims to highlight ...

Road Safety

Essex County Fire and Rescue Service is committed to promoting road safety and seeking to reduce the number of people killed or seriously injured on the roads of Essex as a result of road traffic collisions (RTCs). In 2007 1,065 people were killed or seriously injured on the roads in Essex. By 2017, this has fallen by 19% to 855. Whilst this is a tremendous success, and a tribute to the effectiveness of road safety activities in Essex, the number of people killed or seriously injured on our roads remains unacceptably high. In

Recruitment

Essex County Fire and Rescue Service values its people, recognising that their contribution is crucial to its ongoing growth and development. As part of the team, you truly can make a difference and play your part in our future. We offer a challenging and rewarding environment for those interested in a career here, not just for firefighters but for a variety of roles such as Control, Corporate Communications, Procurement, Engineering, Finance, ICT, HR, Learning and Development and Property Services – we employ a team of

Home Fire Safety

Fire safety at home It’s important that you know how to reduce the risk of fire in your home. In our home fire safety pages you'll find lots of information about the common causes of fire in the home and what you can do to prevent them. Don’t forget, if there is a fire inside your home – get out, stay out and call 999. Click on the links at the top of this page for more information about how you can keep yourself, family and home safe from fire. We also have the home fire safety information in

Business Safety

Essex County Fire and Rescue Service is committed to helping all businesses in the County by providing advice and information on fire safety issues and legislation. In October 2006, new laws came into force meaning that the way ECFRS does business with its commercial partners have changed dramatically. Business owners are now responsible to the protection of your property and your workforce and we want to work with you to ensure this process is smooth. Among the new responsibilities is a requirement to carry out your own fire

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Fire Station Open Days 2018

Our final fire station open day will take place at Hawkwell Fire Station on Saturday 29 September, 11am - 4pm.

To find the addresses of your local fire station, click here: Station Locations

About Us
Our Mission: To save and protect lives, property and the environment.
Incidents
22/01/2019 @ 20:24 Candle fire leaves woman with burns
Latest News
18/01/2019 Eleven new firefighters join Essex County Fire and Rescue Service
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Fire Safety Advice.
Recruitment
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Home Fire Safety
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Business Safety
Find out how you can help prevent fires affecting your business, and what your responsibilities are under the law.
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