2026Aspen Acres Fire
Rye, Colorado
- 100,000+ acres burned
- June 2026 to Oct 2026
- Human caused
Outback dispatched multiple engines and OHVs to the fire.
Professional Crews, Relentless Commitment
Join Outback Firefighting to experience a challenging and rewarding career. We're seeking brave individuals dedicated to protecting the wilderness and communities from wildfires. With us, your career is more than just a job; it's a commitment to service and a chance to make a real difference.
Outback Firefighting, Inc. contracts with the US Forest Service, participating in the suppression of wildfire and camp support. Sanctioned by the Northern Rockies Coordinating Group (NRCG) of the National Wildfire Coordinating Group (NWCG). Outback Firefighting, Inc. also provides the latest in Wildland Fire Training.
2026Rye, Colorado
Outback dispatched multiple engines and OHVs to the fire.
2026Beaver, Utah
Outback resources included HeliComm, weed wash, multiple engines and OHVs.
2026Churchill County, Nevada
Outback had multiple engines assigned to the fire.
2025Meeker, Colorado
Outback dispatched multiple engines to the fire.
2022Las Vegas, NM
The largest and most destructive wildfire in New Mexico. We contributed engines, potable water trucks, UTVs and camp support.
2022Salmon, ID
We contributed multiple engines, weed wash stations, hand wash stations, UTVs and camp support to the fire camp.
Explore a variety of positions tailored to different skill sets and qualifications at Outback Firefighting. Whether you're just starting or bring years of experience, we have a role that can harness your potential and contribute to our mission.

No experience needed. We will provide the necessary training for FFT1 and FFT2.

Camp Crew keeps fire camp running: transporting equipment, weed wash, hand wash, heli communications, potable water and tents.

Engine Bosses are responsible for leading a crew, operating the engine, and ensuring the safety and success of the team on the fireline.
This is not a desk job. Here is what a season with Outback looks like, so you know what you are signing up for.
Fire season is seasonal work. You are on call, and when a dispatch comes in, you roll out with your crew.
Assignments take crews across the West. Recent fires had us in Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Idaho and New Mexico.
Most assignments last 14 days or longer. Expect to live in fire camp and pack for the long haul.
Long, physical days on the fireline or in camp, with hazard pay and the chance to move up quickly.

Discover the opportunity to work in some of Utah's most challenging and rewarding firefighting roles. At Outback Firefighting, every day is a new adventure. You will work in diverse settings, from dense forests to rugged mountains, ensuring no two days are the same. We provide competitive benefits, continuous professional development, and the chance to make a real difference in the lives of others and the preservation of nature.


Working for Outback firefighting was a great opportunity and I am glad that I could be a part of it. The training is amazing and I enjoyed working closely with the crews that I went out on fire assignments with. I would recommend working for this company. The leadership is good and so is the pay!
It was an absolute privilege working on camp crew doing weed wash and transports for Outback Firefighting this year. Very friendly and respectful environment, with plenty of opportunity for advancement and great pay. I without a doubt will be returning next year!
The past few years working as a firefighter for Outback Firefighting have been amazing. I've had the opportunity to work my way up and grow both personally and professionally. The work is hard, but incredibly rewarding. I've met some great people, made lasting friendships, and had experiences I'll never forget. Outback has given me opportunities to challenge myself and continue advancing.
Contact us to learn more about how you can join the Outback Firefighting team and start making a difference today.