Come work with us
We are looking for people who want to help make Victoria safer, to work in our Forest Fire Management Victoria (FFMVic) crews.
Our field-based Seasonal Forest and Fire Operations Officers (formerly Project Firefighters), Rappel Crews and office-based Fire Support Officers work alongside our permanent firefighting staff to help deliver land management activities and respond to bushfires and other emergencies.
If you like working outdoors and want to be part of a great team that helps protect the community, apply now.
You may have noticed that the position title of our seasonal roles has changed. This new title better reflects the nature of the work that our seasonal employees do. When they are not responding to emergencies, they are helping to deliver land management activities.
Who is Forest Fire Management Victoria?
FFMVic is made up of skilled and experienced staff from Victorian fire and land management agencies.
Our partners under the FFMVic banner include the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (DEECA), Parks Victoria and Melbourne Water.
FFMVic works with emergency sector partners including CFA, Fire Rescue Victoria, SES and Emergency Management Victoria to manage bushfire risk, prepare communities and respond to bushfires and other emergencies.
We lead in the recovery of public land from impacts of fires, floods and other emergencies.
You will recognise our crews in the community by our distinctive green firefighting uniform.
Positions available (generally between November and April) for a minimum period of 22 weeks include:
- Seasonal Forest and Fire Operations Officers (includes positions designated for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people)
- Rappel Crew
- Fire Support Officer
Applications for the 2025-2026 season have now closed, however we are still accepting supplementary applications for our Seasonal Forest and Fire Operations Officer roles only - click on the Seasonal Forest and Fire Operations Officer link
For further information about our roles, click on the relevant position link.
