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Metropolitan Fire Service
https://www.mfs.sa.gov.au
Are you ready to serve your community, and take on one of the most rewarding jobs out there?
Challenge your potential and apply to be a firefighter with the MFS.
The application process for MFS Full-Time Firefighter recruitment will open on 31 July and close 11 September 2026.
About the job
The MFS is looking for community minded individuals who are physically fit and capable problem solvers.
Recruitment process
Firefighters work in team environments and are committed to serving the community.
Women in firefighting
We are calling on women to explore a career with the MFS that is both purposeful and rewarding.
Firefighting FAQ's
Frequently asked questions and answers about joining our service and becoming a firefighter.
Applications open 31 July.
Do you have questions or want to speak with someone? Contact us at mfs.recruit@eso.sa.gov.au
Metropolitan Fire Service
https://www.mfs.sa.gov.au/recruitment/full-time-firefighters
July 17, 2026 6:36 am