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Overall Responsibilities for the Public Uniformed Services.

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Overall Responsibilities for the Public Uniformed Services.

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They all have the responsibility of protecting the general public and making sure people are safe and well. They all save lives. They all have to work together as a team in different situations and the services all work together in situations like a bombing for example the Manchester bombing at the Ariana Grande concert.

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You need confidence which is very important because if you are working in a team and you are their leader they need someone that they can look up to and rely on. You need to be confident in your own judgement and decision making. Responsibility is important because by choosing to be responsible it can improve the incident/situation. If you are responsible people know they can rely on you and put their faith in you to succeed. It is important to stay calm in tricky/hard situations but if you stay calm you stay focused and you can see things clearer and more openly. Being logical is important because it means you are fast thinking when it comes to situations for example if there was a fire you would use a fire extinguisher to put it out. It is important you have determination to succeed because it makes you push past resistance in your mind which says you can't do something but you find a way to do it. Having integrity is important because if you are working as part of a team it shows them that you are honest and reliable and value your decisions.

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- Trustworthy
- Honesty
- Loyalty
- Confidence
- Responsibility
- Calmness
- Logical
- Determination
- Integrity

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The overall responsibilities for the Police are to provide protection to the general public. They work for local or state police departments and perform a variety of duties, including patrolling neighbourhoods, directing traffic and investigating crimes. Specialist departments in the police have to check crime scenes for evidence and collect them to be examined, they could have evidence from similar crimes. They have to identify bodies at crime scenes in order to let their families know whats happened and then take them to the mock mortuary. The Chief Constable talks to the press. They are also responsible for arresting the criminals and taking them into prison.

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The fire service also have a lot of responsibilities, they have to make sure they put out the fire at the incident they're attending. They are responsible for corning off areas to the public to ensure safety and so they can proceed with their work to save lives. They have to ensure they have the right breathing apparatus for when they have to go into a burning building for example to rescue people. They then have to investigate how the fire was actually started or what it was caused by and then they have search and rescue people to go into rubble for example to search for people who may be trapped or stuck. They also have the responsibility of decontaminating things such as people who have been involved in a hazardous chemical attack or at a crime scene where there is loads of blood, as blood can contain very contagious substances.

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The Ambulance Service forms part of the NHS response to a major incident. It is principally geared to the immediate clinical needs of those directly or indirectly associated with the incident(s) and their subsequent transportation to established treatment centres such as a hospital. The key strategic responsibilities of the Ambulance Service is the saving of life, in conjunction with the other emergency services, to instigate a command and control structure, to protect the health, safety and welfare of all health service personnel on site. To instigate the triage process when required and to treat casualties and transport casualties to hospital. They need to also ensure they have a casualty loading area in the case of a serious incident like a bombing. To carry out a health service assessment for the incident and to provide clinical decontamination of casualties and to support mass decontamination.

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They are the main boss in the army ranks, they can say if things can or cannot be done.

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They are the main boss, he speaks to press and is in charge of budgets and making sure legislation is up to date.

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Works together with the Assistant Chief Constable and has the same responsibilities as them.

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They work with the Deputy Chief Constable and they are in charge of making sure all legislation is up to date. They also sort out specialist units for example, the dog unity and CID.

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A Superintendent is generally a director/senior manager responsible for setting strategy, standards and day-to-day operational policy across a single department or a range of policing responsibilities.

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A chief inspector is a senior middle manager with considerable experience of policing. The role typically involves co-coordinating the work of a team of constables, sergeants, inspectors and civilian staff. The main responsibilities of a chief inspector are to manage the performance of teams and individuals.

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In charge of the day to day running's of a shift, they tell the sergeant commands. Their responsibilities

include controlling, planning, organising and authorising the work of police officers and civilian staff.

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A sergeant delegates jobs to the constables, gives briefs and sorts out any daily tasks that need to be done. They are involved in leading staff engaged in general policing duties and in performing or supervising specialist assignments.

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Their responsibilities are to maintain law and order, protect members of the public and their property, prevent crime, reduce the fear of crime and improve the quality of life for all citizens.

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They plan the big events that a squadron will do for example going to war or to do an exercise.

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Their responsibilities are working with troops, they like to inspect vehicles and weapons.

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Second Lieutenants do performance reviews on soldiers, they usually serve as platoon commanders. A platoon consists of two or more squads totalling 16 to 40 soldiers plus a Platoon Sergeant who acts as the Second Lieutenants assistant.

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They are in charge of all the personnel in the squadron. They can discipline personnel for doing serious things.

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Works close with the sergeant, has to make sure a training area is booked for the soldiers on exercise. They need to ensure armoury is ready and the vehicles to get there. They have to make sure they have food and water and a medic to go on exercises with them.

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They have to sort out the admin work for the soldiers and have to make sure the soldiers personal admins are done for deployments such as dental/medical check ups. Serious disciplines are done by these. They can stop soldiers leave.

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There is a big pay jump from a lance corporal to a corporal (£5000+). They are in charge of lance corporals and privates. They can delegate roles down to the lance corporals and also can punish them.

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Their responsibilities are to make sure private soldiers are disciplined and on time with the right kit. They can discipline privates and can give out Agai 67's. It on average takes 4 years to get this rank badge.

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A private soldiers responsibilities is to look after themselves, follow orders, rules and regulations. Also to ensure they are in the right place at the right time with the right kit.