As we encounter unexpected situations such as emergencies and disasters in the course of life, we always need the Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency (AFAD) and the Fire Department. The teams / field workers of these institutions are exposed to many risks and dangers due to their working environment and conditions. It is very important to ensure the safety of employees who take part in the life chain. Today, it is known that the majority of occupational accidents occur due to the unsafe behavior of employees. Occupational safety culture and knowledge, and safe behaviors are of great importance for employees and managers in order to prevent occupational accidents and diseases. The purpose of this fieldwork is to determine the Occupational Safety Culture (IGK) of AFAD and Fire Department field workers with the "Management Commitment" (YB), "Occupational Safety Training" (İGE) and "Occupational Safety Reporting Culture" (İGRK) scales, to investigate and evaluate the relationship between demographic variables. For this purpose, a three-scale, 5-point Likert scale survey was prepared for AFAD and Fire Department employees and applied face to face to the employees. Almost all of the employees in these institutions participated in the survey application. The data of the study were analyzed and evaluated using IBM SPSS 22.0 statistical package program. Reliability analyzes of the scales were performed, and the Cronbach alpha coefficients was calculated as 0.885, 0.0826 and 0.763 for Management Commitment, Occupational Safety Education and Occupational Safety Reporting Culture scales, respectively. Mann-Whitney U test analysis, Kruskal Wallis test and independent groups T test were used for the statistical evaluation of the data. As a result of statistical evaluations, safety cultures of AFAD and firefighters were determined to be high in terms of Management Commitment, Occupational Safety Training and Occupational Safety Reporting Culture. Among the demographic variables, a statistically significant difference was found between the scales with the number of years of work and occupational safety training, while no significant difference was found between the three scales with age and having an occupational accident.