How to win: Incident Command Training and Accreditation For Fire and Rescue Service

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TWFRA (‘the Authority’) is the publicly accountable body that oversees the policy and service delivery of Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service (‘the Service’) on behalf of the community. The Service successfully leads the operational delivery of fire and rescue services such as public protection, fire and other emergency prevention, operational response and resilience. Our stations, staff and appliances are strategically placed across Tyne and Wear to ensure efficient and effective response to fires and other emergencies. Appliances work across station areas and can be mobilised whilst away from their home station. We also have robust arrangements with neighbouring services to enable additional support during major emergencies. Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Authority requires the provision of Incident Command training to ensure that Commanders at all levels possess the necessary skills to perform their roles in line with national guidelines and recognised best practice. The Service is committed to equipping all personnel with the appropriate knowledge and capabilities to ensure they are competent and safe in their duties. Effective Incident Command training underpins the ability o

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