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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2025 · 2H 19M

Dylan Teicher - Former Australian Infantry Soldier & WA Fire & Rescue Officer

from Priority Zero Podcast · host Oresti Rakkas

In this episode, we sit down with Senior Firefighter and USAR Officer Dylan Teicher from the Western Australian Fire & Rescue Service. Dylan brings nearly 17 years of firefighting experience, having been part of the WA USAR taskforce for 12 years. A former Australian Defence Force soldier with a deep passion for service, Dylan’s journey includes a remarkable career, from his military days in East Timor to becoming a key player in disaster response across the globe. He shares his unique experiences, from surviving a wild 15-month backpacking adventure through Central America, to tackling some of the toughest rescue operations in cyclones, bushfires, and floods. Dylan reflects on the invaluable skills veterans bring to the emergency services, the importance of teamwork, and the profound job satisfaction that comes with helping communities in crisis. Tune in to hear about Dylan’s inspiring career path, his experiences in some of the most challenging environments, and what drives him to continue serving on the front lines of disaster response.

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