Ghana National Fire Service Salary And Ranks

The Ghana National Fire Service salary plan is the take home money a National Fire Service worker earns every month. The rank one has determines the payment of salary. Here is a rundown of the Ghana National Fire Service salary and ranks.

Ghana National Fire Service Salary And Ranks

Ghana Fire Service Salary

A National Fire Service Officer in Ghana generally earns around 2,860 GHS per month. The salaries differ from 1,320 GHS (lowest) to 4,550 GHS (highest). And on moderate, they earn 34,300 GHS yearly. This monthly salary includes housing, transport, and other advantages.

Ghana Fire Service Rank

Below are the detailed ranks of the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) from the most senior officer down to junior officer:

The Ghana National Fire Service just like any institution has a rank system that symbolizes the chain of authority of the operational and administrative management of the service.

It is geared toward ensuring order, control, and division of labour and proper act of communication in the Service. The Rank Structure of the Service is as follows:

The highest rank in the Service is the CHIEF FIRE OFFICER (CFO) and slides down to Assistant Divisional Officer Grade Two (ADO II) being the last rank within the Senior Officers corp.

GNFS RANK RANKS

CHIEF FIRE OFFICER (CF0)

DEPUTY CHIEF FIRE OFFICER (DCFO)

ASSISTANT CHIEF FIRE OFFICER (ACFO)

DIVISIONAL OFFICER GRADE ONE (DO I)

DIVISIONAL OFFICER GRADE TWO (DO II)

DIVISIONAL OFFICER GRADE THREE (DO III)

ASSISTANT DIVISIONAL OFFICER GRADE ONE (ADO I)

ASSISTANT DIVISIONAL OFFICER GRADE ONE (ADO II)

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CADET OFFICER (CO) Personnel of this rank are not Senior Officers yet but are on Officer Corps training into becoming Senior Officers at the Fire Academy and Training School (FATS).

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