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Women Can Please click here to view examples of the Women Can campaign.

Welcome to our Women Can section of stepuptonottsfire.com

You have probably arrived here through catching some of our exciting new campaigns aimed at attracting more women to firefighter roles . Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service is sponsoring the Nottingham Outlaws Women's Rugby League team for the 09/10 season and the Victoria Trophy, a national women's football tournament, which kicks off in summer 09.

Although there are no wholetime firefighter vacancies at present, it is anticipated that there will be another recruitment campaign towards the end of 2010, into the start of 2011. To register your interest in any forthcoming wholetime recruitment drives, click here where you will be able to leave your details. We will then contact you to invite you to events which you may find useful in finding more out about the role and the recruitment process you will be going through.

Retained firefighter vacancies are available on an on-going basis at a variety of different stations across the county. To see which stations have vacancies click here.

Post card containing an image of a female station manager and the text ‘women can…. so why don’t you?

Post card containing an image of a female station manager holding a white helmet and the text ‘women can …. so why don’t you?’

A red lip shaped lipstick mark above the word firefighters which has been designed to look like a match with a red flame on a brown coloured background. This image is a promotional material about firefighting.

Post card with details of the firefighter role.

Firefighters • £20,800 - £27,800 (Competent)

Ever thought about a more challenging, rewarding career? A career that will help you achieve your full potential as well as offering flexibility to fit in with your home and family life? Then look no further - Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service can offer you all this and more!

Yes, being a firefighter is about fighting fires but a large part of the role these days is about educating and advising our local communities in order to stop accidents from happening in the first place.

Our aim is to make your community a safer place to live in but we can't do it without you! If you want to make a real difference and have a career you can be really proud of Step Up and join Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service.

To find out everything you need to know about becoming a Firefighter and to register your interest, please visit www.stepuptonottsfire.com/womencan