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PRINCIPAL PROJECT MANAGER, I.T.
SAFECOM
.....The SA Country Fire Service requires a high level Project Manager to lead and manage the rollout of technology to the volunteer sites across the State.....
*** sounds like volunteer sheds will be getting some IT goodies...would be an interesting, challenging & potentially frustrating 12 month contract. But if it worked properly and the stake holders were 'on board', then it would be a satisfying contract work.
Old news mate...some are still waiting on the PC/laptops and lets be real who wants a PC in a shed that has no power????
Surely they would be smart enough not to give those brigades desktops. Maybe give the Captain or whoever happens to do fire reports a laptop.
They might but brigades down here would rather have a newish fire appliance or a fire shed....
Quote from: Bill Corcoran on September 13, 2010, 06:09:26 AM
They might but brigades down here would rather have a newish fire appliance or a fire shed....
come on Bill old mate your talking to much sense!! Not just down there its all over the state! its like the certain region that said yep well hold on to our trucks till there 25 just to save the CFS some money so if YOUR group gets one of these new BWC be very thankful! bit of topic i know! but not everyone wants the same thing state wide!
Well it looks like this plan is going down the gurgler.
Quote from: Zippy on September 15, 2010, 12:36:20 PM
Well it looks like this plan is going down the gurgler.
Why don't you apply Zippy :-D
Quote from: Zippy on September 15, 2010, 12:36:20 PM
Well it looks like this plan is going down the gurgler.
Only if that recommendation is chosen... It's all just speculation at this stage!
Quote from: SA Firey on September 15, 2010, 12:58:18 PM
Quote from: Zippy on September 15, 2010, 12:36:20 PM
Well it looks like this plan is going down the gurgler.
Why don't you apply Zippy :-D
Personally, my area is flooded with technology, other places probably need it.
Ive somewhat thought, technology is beginning to cloud some vision higher up.