Guernsey Airport Fire and Rescue Service

Four members of the Guernsey Airport Fire and Rescue Service were recently commended, at an awards ceremony at Government House for their two decades of service. Fire Service Manager Thomas De Carteret, Watch Manager Andrew Redwood and firefighters Mark Batiste alongside Stuart Mauger were all recognised by Guernsey's Lieutenant-Governor Sir Ian Corder who presented the Fire Brigade…

Guernsey Airport is looking to recruit and appoint Firefighters to join the Airport Fire and Rescue Service. In liaison with the Guernsey Fire & Rescue Service (GFRS), selection tests for candidates who believe they have the necessary personal qualities, skills and attributes to commence a challenging and rewarding full time career as a Firefighter at Guernsey Airport will take…

Guernsey Airport’s Fire and Rescue service developed excellent relationships with their Isle of Man counterparts whilst carrying out the respected training and validation needs of both  airport fire services’ during the COVID-19 pandemic. Earlier in September 2020, a group of Guernsey Airport firefighters completed their training in the Isle of Man to obtain revalidation of their fire…

Guernsey Airport is set to work with all of the island’s emergency services to test and simulate how the island deals with a mock emergency incident involving a commercial passenger aircraft this weekend. The emergency exercise called ‘Operation Raven’ will see the Airport Fire and Rescue Service, Guernsey Airport staff, St John Ambulance Guernsey and staff from the Princess Elizabeth…

The Guernsey Airport Fire and Rescue Service is looking to recruit firefighters to fill vacancies that may occur in the next two years in a recruitment campaign is being carried out jointly with the Guernsey Fire and Rescue Service. Airport firefighters provide fire cover, rescue services and first aid, in accordance with CAA and ICAO guidance and regulations…