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You can download the Unit 1 assessment forms here: Unit 1 - Element 1.1 – Demonstrate basic driving skills assessment form Unit 1 - Element 1.2a – Prepare to drive vehicles at high...

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 ...

You can download the Unit 2 assessment forms here: Unit 2 Element 2.1 - Design training sessions assessment form Unit 2 Element 2.2 - Presentation skills assessment form Unit...

You can download the Unit 3 assessment forms here: Unit 3 Element 3.1 - Lead instruction assessment form Unit 3 Element 3.2 - Coaching assessment form Unit 3 Element 3.3 - Student driver...

You can download the Unit 4 assessment forms here: Unit 4 Element 4.1 - Conducting assessments assessment form Unit 4 Element 4.2 - Gathering evidence assessment form Unit 4 Element 4.3 -...

This section should be read in conjunction with the control measure: Organisation at an incident It is the responsibility of fire and rescue services to ensure commanders are sufficiently trained,...

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 –...

This section should be read in conjunction with the control measure: Interpersonal communication The purpose of communication is to provide another person with information. This typically involves...

Effective communication is when information has been exchanged and is understood in the way it was intended. Quality, relevance and clarity of interpersonal and radio communication is essential, for...

This section should be read in conjunction with the control measure: Personal resilience An incident can be a challenging environment to work in. The location, tasks and uncertainty of what might...

Fatigue is a physical or mental state of feeling tired and weak. Physical fatigue results in an inability to continue functioning at normal levels of physical ability. Mental fatigue affects...

The incident commander may need to access technical advice to help them make decisions and set tactical priorities. Any person providing technical or specialist support attends an incident to provide...

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...

This section should be read in conjunction with the control measure: Risk assessment at an incident The fire and rescue service operates within a framework that uses trained personnel, safe...

​Dynamic risk assessment (DRA) describes the assessment of risk in a rapidly changing environment at an incident where decisions are sometimes made in fast-moving situations, with incomplete or...

Incident commanders should conduct an assessment of the environmental risk at incidents they attend. This will help them to identify the potential risks posed by fire and rescue service actions on...

​ This section should be read in conjunction with the control measure: Select the tactical mode Offensive mode This is where fire and rescue service personnel are working in the hazard...

Aim To evidence knowledge and understanding of training theory and of ERDT Unit 1. Objectives By the end of the session, candidates will be able to: Ensure that instruction is effective...