Scottish Fire and Rescue Service Email Format
Public SafetyScotland, United Kingdom1001-5000 Employees
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service is a public-safety emergency responder that coordinates frontline firefighting, rescue, and incident response across Scotland. It attends more than 90,000 incidents annually, including fires, road traffic collisions, water rescues, and chemical spills, operating around the clock. Beyond responding to calls, it engages communities with safety messages and prevention efforts to reduce risk before a 999 call is needed. Established on 1 April 2013 by uniting Scotland's eight former fire and rescue services, the organization is based in Cambuslang, Scotland. Its workforce includes frontline responders and non-uniformed staff such as accountants, ICT specialists, cooks, and technicians, supporting high training standards. In 2026, Firescotland expanded collaboration with Glasgow Airport Limited, reflecting ongoing partnerships with regional facilities.