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Knowledge and understanding Hazard Learning outcome Noise Understand all associated hazard...

Training – Operations

All fire and rescue service premises have the potential to damage the natural environment. Pollution incidents and other environmental damage can result from spillages, fires, accidents, negligence...

Foundation for environmental protection

This control measure should be read in conjunction with Effective communication   Using common terminology when conducting briefings, debriefings and operating near water is vital, to...

Water rescue

Knowledge and understanding Control measure element Learning outcome The phases of a search and rescue scenario Understand: How effective emergency call management can assist...

Training – Survival guidance

This control measure should be read in conjunction with Situational awareness: People at risk   Where calls are received from or about people at risk from fire in a building, it...

Emergency call management: People at risk

Local authorities are responsible for most complaints associated with noise, litter, small scale fly-tipping, odour and air pollution arising from vehicles, household areas, small businesses and...

Foundation for environmental protection

Explosives are generally categorised as those that: Deflagrate: a technical term describing subsonic combustion that usually spreads through thermal conductivity (hot burning material heats the...

Foundation for hazardous materials

Hydrology is the science concerned with the properties of water, and especially its movement in relation to land. The study of water movement and its behaviour relating to the topography, allows...

Water rescue

TRAINING SPECIFICATION Knowledge and understanding Control measure element Learning outcome ...

Training – Operations

Knowledge and understanding Control measure element Learning outcome Fire and rescue service policies and resources Understand: The service’s policy on: What type...

Training – Heights, structures and confined spaces

Knowledge and understanding Control measure element Learning outcome Atmospheric testing equipment Understand: The types of atmospheric testing equipment What...

Training – Heights, structures and confined spaces

Knowledge and understanding Control measure element Learning outcome Selection and use of suitable equipment Understand: The need for equipment to be appropriate to the...

Training – Heights, structures and confined spaces

Knowledge and understanding Control measure element Learning outcome Scene lighting Understand: The benefits of scene lighting on search operations The types of...

Training – Search, rescue and casualty care

Knowledge and understanding Control measure element Learning outcome Approach and positioning of responding vehicles and personnel Understand: How appliances and personnel...

Training – Hazardous materials

Knowledge and understanding Control measure element Learning outcome Carry out atmospheric monitoring to test if air is safe to breathe Understand: When atmospheric...

Training – Hazardous materials – Physical hazards

Knowledge and understanding Control measure element Learning outcome Safety of people not in water Understand: The importance of advising people not in water to follow instructions...

Training – Survival guidance

There are many reasons why incidents involving water may put people at risk. It may be because flooding has caused a dramatic rise in normal water levels, which have affected structures, or it may...

Emergency call management: People at risk

The use of end of life vehicles and other controlled wastes for training purposes by the emergency services and armed forces If you comply with the requirements below, we will allow controlled...

Foundation for environmental protection

Direct observations from the scene of a hazmat incident will enable the full extent of hazards to be recognised and quantified. Such observations for example, eyewitness reports, visual assessment of...

Foundation for hazardous materials

On-shore and off-shore pipelines are an economic way of transporting large volumes of hazardous and non-hazardous substances across, into and out of the United Kingdom. Pipelines have long been...

Foundation for hazardous materials