Podcasts about west midlands fire service

Subscribe to the Make Work Better mailoutSubscribe to Your Table's Ready PodcastVaried episode today, firstly for Mental Health Awareness week, two members of West Midlands Fire Service talk about stress at work and when it's ok to say you're not ok. Then later in the show a brief discussion with April Vellacott and Jez Groom who give us a brief glimpse of how to use behavioural hacks to improve work.Buy their book Ripple here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the fourth episode of the special series by CRR Radio focusing on the COVID-19 pandemic, we speak with Chief Fire Officer Phil Loach from the West Midlands Fire Service in the UK and Tomasz Zwęgliński from the Main School of Fire Service in Warsaw, Poland, about what is being done to plan, prepare and respond to the pandemic. You can hear more at www.StrategicFire.org/CRRradio#covid19

Preith Shergill is the first Asian woman in the UK to be part of the Senior Leadership Team for the West Midlands Fire Service. DESIblitz chats in more detail to this British Asian role model.

Released Monday 18th February 2019   This week Dom Joly talks the Save The Children campaign to protect youngster in conflict zones, Gloria Hunniford tells us not to Cut Corners with Gas Safety, Harry Fabulous Brown of The Band chats about the show ahead of arriving at The Grand, we find out about the latest Wolverhampton performance of The Band of the West Midlands Fire Service and Pipeline Theatre let us know about 'Drip, Drip, Drip' at The Arena Theatre. Music comes from The Southern Companion with Darren Hodson joining us on the phone for a chat. 

Week Commencing the 19th November 2018 This week Daley Thompson talks about what people Dream to Achieve, Dr Miriam Stoppard chats about the younger generation's respect for the elderly, Joe Wicks coaches us on our nutritional intake, the West Midlands Fire Service band tell us about a Christmas event in Wolverhampton and WBOS talk West Side Story. Music comes from Jesse Kinch who is on the line for a chat from the US.

In this episode of CRR Radio we talk with West Midlands FIre Service Chief Officer Phil Loach about the research project being undertaken in the UK to develop evidence-based methods for evaluating the impact of CRR (or as they call it, Integrated Risk Management). Phil Loach is Chief Fire Officer for West Midlands Fire Service, the largest UK Fire & Rescue Service outside of London. Alongside this, CFO Loach is also the Vice Chair for the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) which is made up of Chief Fire Officers from all 50 UK Fire & Rescue Services. Within the NFCC, CFO Loach is Programme Executive for the Community Risk Programme which has been set up to develop a comprehensive, evidence based and accredited risk analysis toolkit that is endorsed by the NFCC to assist UK fire and rescue services in developing their community risk management plans, while also being available to inform the understanding of Government departments around approaches to community risk management. The Programme is currently carrying out a Research Project that will include reaching out across the world to understand the approaches taken internationally when it comes to Community Risk Management. The Community Risk Programme is therefore inviting the International Fire Community to get in touch with the program if they would like to contribute or be involved in the exchange of ideas and sharing of approaches. Fire departments in the United States and other countries outside the UK can do so by contacting Group Commander Martin Ward-White at Martin.Ward-White@wmfs.net.

A bunch of guys having a good ol' time. In this episode "Bucket o' S***! and a side of WHAT!" HEADLINER Detroit Zoo https://www.nbcnews.com/news/weird-news/zoo-offering-visitors-buckets-detroit-zoo-poo-n862921 Man gets stuck up 32ft lamppost in Handsworth, Birmingham Link Unavalible Transscript only Man gets stuck up 32ft lamppost in Handsworth, Birmingham West Midlands Fire Service says the incident, which involved a complex rescue operation, could have "ended very differently". 17:23, UK, Monday 02 July 2018 A man was rescued by fire crews after getting stuck on top of a lamppost. Pic: Handsworth Fire Image: The man was stuck at the top of the lamppost. Pic: Handsworth Fire By Lucia Binding, news reporter A man had to be rescued by firefighters after getting stuck at the top of a lamppost in Birmingham. The man scaled the 10m (32ft) lamppost at a junction near Handsworth, and then sat on the light fixture with his bare legs and feet dangling for around an hour. West Midlands Fire Service used a 13.5m (45ft) ladder held in place by metal posts and a hydraulic platform to carry out the rescue. The man was "under the influence of an illegal high", firefighters said in a Twitter post. The fire service tweeted pictures of the "unusual" incident which could have "ended very differently". and much more Thank the hell out you the listeners!

Listen to Part 2 of our conversation with Martin Ward-White from the West Midlands Fire Service in the UK talking about how they use Integrated Risk Management.

Martin Ward-White from the West Midlands Fire Service in the UK talks with CRR Radio about their approach to Integrated Risk Management in the first part of a two-part conversation.

Jagtar is a former ( Acting ) Fire Chief in Bedfordshire, UK. He joined B&LFRS from West Midlands Fire Service in 2001. He led on service Delivery and Service Support at various times being responsible for procurement. HR, training as well as community and legislative fire safety. He also served for 12 months as Acting Chief Fire Officer before Paul Fuller was appointed to CFO. He also worked at the Department of Communities and local government for over 12 months during his spell. He was also the regional lead on Equality and diversity. He led on a number of national projects with regard to equality and diversity including the multi faith CFOA conferences. Jagtar is also National Officer for the Asian Fire Service Association, an independent, inclusive group open to all members of the Fire and Rescue Service and is not associated or affiliated to any trade union and welcomes all serving and retired members of the fire service irrespective of heritage or background. He is also currently Chairman of the National Health Service Trust working in the community and Chair of Police audit and Finance . Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-dave-pamah-show/donations