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The incident commander has overall responsibility on the incident ground. In order to resolve an incident assertively, effectively and safely they should: Command and control the incident ...

Competencies Examples of evidence 1 Complete basic vehicle checks, identifying, reporting and documenting obvious defects Understands the need for and legal responsibility...

Knowledge and understanding Hazard Learning outcome Inaccurate situational awareness during a multi-agency incident   Understand all associated hazard...

Knowledge and understanding Control measure element Learning outcome The considerations when selecting a communication method Understand: The types of information that should be...

Knowledge and understanding Control measure element Learning outcome Information received from other agencies Understand: The importance of accurately recording the information...

Intraoperability Intraoperability means the ability of a fire and rescue service to work with other fire and rescue services. It is important that fire and rescue services can provide an...

A. Formulating and implementing driving plans Competencies Standards of evidence A1 Gather information at an early stage through accurate observation and the use of other...

Knowledge and understanding Control measure element Learning outcome Co-ordinating groups Understand: The types of co-ordinating groups that may be established during significant...

There are four nationally agreed levels of command qualification for fire and rescue service operations: Level 1 – Initial Level 2 – Intermediate Level 3 – Advanced Level 4 –...

Command support and its related support sectors are critical to resolving incidents. An incident commander cannot manage a complex and rapidly developing incident alone. Effective and structured...

Managing and supervising personnel on the incident ground is an essential part of the safe system of work used by the fire and rescue service. The incident command system is a framework that...

A sector commander may be appointed to be in charge of a defined physical, geographical or functional area of operations. The role of the sector commander is to command resources within their...

Description The Responsible Person may be the employer, owner, landlord or occupier of business or other non-domestic premises. In Scotland the Responsible Person is called the Duty Holder. The...

Aim To show a competent standard of driving skills during normal road speed, non-emergency driving. This element can also be used as an initial assessment, in order to ascertain the standard of...

1 Ensure you are authorised to prepare and drive the vehicle The student has accurate knowledge of service policies concerning driver training, competence and vehicle...

Throughout the elements of these units, the instructor will demonstrate an awareness of equality and diversity issues and legislation. Knowledge can be checked through observation or informal...

Throughout the elements of this unit the candidate needs to demonstrate an awareness of equality and diversity issues and legislation. Knowledge can be checked via observation or informal questions...

Knowledge and understanding Control measure element Learning outcome Establish good working multi-agency practices Understand: The value of agreeing and sharing interoperable...