Level 1 Incident Command Scenario Training
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The Fire Service College provides training and assessment opportunities for several UK FRS. There are several models and methodologies for delivering this training. Course duration is usually two or three days and can involve between two to six pump incidents and from eight to thirty Firefighters and Level 1 Commanders.
The following is an example of what scenario training typically includes;
Learner Numbers: 24
Fire Appliance Numbers: 6
Syndicates (Watches): 2 x 3 appliance crews.
Course duration: 2.5 days
Number of Exercises: 15 per syndicate
Total Number of Exercises: 30
Total Number of Assessments: 60
Each nominated Level 1 Incident Commander is assessed in the roles of Incident Commander (IC1) and supporting Appliance Commander (IC2) by qualified, experienced, sector competent assessors.
All exercises comprise ‘live’ simulated incidents utilising FSC’s unique incident ground. FSC Incident Command staff will work closely with you to design and deliver a bespoke programme that meets your organisational requirements.
For more details please contact FSC at sales@fireservicecollege.ac.uk
“Great course. Wide variety of realistic scenario’s giving a real incident management experience. The feedback from experienced instructors with an excellent level of knowledge and communication skills was very positive”. Cheshire Fire & Rescue Service
For further information or to make a booking on this course please contact the Business Development Team on 01608 812984 or email sales@fireservicecollege.ac.uk
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