This course aims to develop the skills, knowledge and understanding of existing Initial Incident Commanders in preparation for an Intermediate Incident Commander role. The course will expose aspiring Intermediate (Level 2) Incident Commanders to a range of operational scenarios in the simulated environment. Each delegate will be supported via coaching and mentoring by Fire Service Officers with extensive operational experience who will provide delegates with support, guidance and advice throughout the course. This course should be recognised as a substantial development opportunity prior to attending the accredited ICL 2 course and is not formally assessed, although delegates will receive feedback and potentially development plans based on performance.
The learner will:
Designed for Crew and Watch Managers who are looking to develop their skills to lead, monitor and support an incident as a Tactical Commander. Learners should have a working knowledge and technical understanding of the Incident Command System. The course seeks to develop knowledge and understanding of wider fire and multi-agency strategies when dealing with and resolving incidents.
Successful completion of this course will result in the award of the SFJ and Fire Service College certificate.
Successful completion of this course will also see the delegates receiveĀ 29.5 Institute of Fire Engineers (IFE) Continual Professional Development (CPD) hours.
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