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Fire Service College
Fire Service College
Advance into aviation supervisory leadership with a programme that builds the command capability, confidence, and strategic awareness required for Level 2 Incident Command.
This two‑week programme prepares experienced Crew Commanders to transition into the role of Aviation Supervisor/Watch Commander, operating at Level 2 Incident Command. The course develops your ability to lead larger, more complex aviation incidents while integrating legal, tactical, and organisational responsibilities. Training is aligned to CAP 699 AWM 1–7 and provides a full ICL2 qualification, ensuring parity with Local Authority Fire and Rescue Services and supporting organisational Integrated Risk Management Plans (IRMPs). Through simulations, fire‑ground scenarios, and structured command development, you’ll gain the confidence and competence to manage multi-resource incidents and coordinate teams safely and effectively.
Strengthen strategic decision‑making, situational awareness, and operational leadership using realistic, scenario‑based training.
Gain a deep understanding of aviation legislation, IRMP requirements, and risk management at supervisory level.
Achieve a nationally recognised incident command qualification and develop the knowledge and competence required to meet CAP 699 standards and Local Authority Fire and Rescue Service operational compliance.
Aviation firefighters progressing from Crew Commander to Supervisor/Watch Commander roles.
Personnel seeking competence at Level 2 Incident Command.
Individuals responsible for leading multi-resource aviation incidents and overseeing operational teams.
Those requiring a structured development path aligned to organisational IRMPs, CAP 699, and national occupational standards.
How to apply enhanced JESIP principles and multi-agency coordination during aviation emergencies and expanding incidents.
How to perform critical Level 2 Incident Command functions, including establishing command structures, managing resources, and overseeing operational phases.
How to demonstrate effective supervisory leadership, command presence, and decision‑making during advanced simulations and fire‑ground assessments.
There are no formal entry requirements for this course, but relevant operational experience is expected, and the Level 3 Award in Initial Incident Command is recommended.
SFJ Level 4 Award in Intermediate Incident Command in Fire and Rescue Services.
19 October 2026 - 30 October 2026
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01608 650 831