The 2018 VFBV Volunteer Welfare and Efficiency Survey is now open to all CFA volunteers.
CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE SURVEY.
The survey will be open until Monday 22 October 2018.
The VFBV Volunteer Welfare and Efficiency Survey is an annual snapshot of volunteer opinion, which includes 33 questions on issues chosen by CFA volunteers. Last year over 2,600 CFA volunteers took part in the survey and over 7,700 volunteers took part across our interstate surveys. Your comments are confidential, but the results go straight to the decision makers.
The survey will take 10 – 15 minutes to complete and is open until close of business on Monday 22 October 2018.
The survey continues to be an important and reliable method to capture the views of volunteers and track what has been achieved and is improving, as well as addressing areas that are the cause of dissatisfaction for volunteers. You can access last years results from here.
For the third year, the survey is being offered to volunteers from fire agencies across Australia. Please see below for details of the other State and Territory Fire Service surveys available.
2018 Volunteer Welfare and Efficiency Survey available to Fire Agency Volunteers from Across Australia
For the third year, the Volunteer Welfare and Efficiency Survey is being offered to volunteers from fire agencies from across Australia. They survey has been a success in Victoria since 2012 and is being offered to fire service volunteers again in 2018 through each state’s representative associations as part of the Council of Australian Volunteer Fire Associations (CAVFA).
The survey was developed by VFBV, to address a significant gap in the information available to the state’s decision maker, and over the years has been become an unmatched guide to trends in volunteer opinions.
The survey will take 10 – 15 minutes to complete and is open until close of business 22 October 2018.
To take part, click on your fire service below.
New South Wales
Queensland
Rural Fire Service Queensland Survey
Tasmania
Tasmanian Fire Service Volunteers Survey
Note Tasmanian Fire Service Retained Volunteers Association have elected to not take part this year, please contact TRVFA if you have any queries.
Victoria
Western Australia
Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service Survey
