Seminar Sessions
S1 - Communicating with confidence
Facilitator: Annie Broadbent (Me Actually)
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S2 - Pilates
Facilitator: Kelly Connolly
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S3 - Neuro Linguistic Programming
Facilitator: Debra Wood (Evolve) Training Manager Police
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S4 - The value of mentoring
Facilitator: Dawn Harding (Brigade Manager Northants FRS)
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S5 - Health hormones for a healthy career
Facilitator: Dr Tony Coope & Karen Beadle (Health Matters)
During this seminar we aim to cover the basis of how hormones function and interact in the human body; why they become unbalanced and the resulting consequences; and what steps a woman can take to put matters right and regain their natural health, well-being and vitality.
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S6 - Establishing a local or regional network
Facilitator: Sharon Jakeman (SWANS) with Evolve
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Practical Workshops
P1 - Incident Command
The Incident Command workshop will provide the opportunity for delegates to experience the application of the incident command system using facilitated syndicates.
There will be some table top exercises, Tactical Decision Making exercises and a scenario using the Tactical Command Trainer.
The morning will also include a presentation on the ‘Marlie Farm’ Incident in 2003 where East Sussex Fire & rescue Service tragically lost two members of staff whilst attending a fire involving Fire works.
It is hoped that this will set the scene so that delegates can identify the challenges that are involved in managing a large scale escalating incident.
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P2 - BA
Wearing BA is the most safety critical part of the Fire fighters role. Experience training in state of the art multi rig units. Trainers will utilise current training scenarios for operational staff here in East Sussex Fire & rescue Service. If you choose to take up the Breathing Apparatus Workshop option you will be required/expected to demonstrate;
• Gather information prior to entering the risk area
• Pass through BA ECO demonstrating correct donning procedures
• Undertaken door procedures
• Regular gauge check
• Search and rescue for casualties
• Manage a hose reel
• Correct manual handling of casualties
• Undertake a de-brief
The exercise will be in live fire conditions therefore individuals must be BA Qualified to take part in this activity, with current medical and fitness assessment in line with their service policies.
Full fire kit including firefighting gloves and fire hood will be required. Shower facilities are available after the activity.
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P3 - RTC
This operational workshop will involve a demonstration from ESFRS UKRO team who will demonstrate some of the latest techniques in extrication.
This will be followed by scenarios that will allow delegates to practise extrication techniques. If funding is agreed it is hope we shall be able to supply an LGV for delegates to experience working with technical rescue teams.
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