Fire Master

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A Fire Master is the highest-ranking or commanding officer in a fire service in Scotland. It is equivalent to the rank of Chief Fire Officer in England and Wales. Scotland is served by eight separate fire authorities — or fire and rescue services, each with its own Fire Master, although some describe themselves as simply chief officer.[1]

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