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The Police, Ambulance and Fire service all work together at major incidents and all services have a chain of command. Here are the list of commands:

Gold command – this is the highest form of command at an incident, gold command sets the strategy or the plan to resolve the incident.

Silver command – this is the secondary form of command, silver implements or passes on Gold’s strategy for the incident.

Bronze command – this is the final command style which refers to everyone else who is called out to the incident and puts Gold’s strategy into action.

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URGENT RESPONSE! Multiple Emergency Vehicles Responding to a MAJOR ROAD TRAFFIC COLLISION

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All 3 emergency services (Driving standards)

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All 3 emergency services (Driving standards)

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All three emergency services must not go past the speed limit by an excessive amount, for example, on 30 mile-per-hour road the driver must not go past 45MPH. The advanced driving test will come in handy when there is a high chance of injuring a vulnerable person with your vehicle while driving at excessive speeds

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Different categories to determine severity

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Different categories to determine severity

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An ambulance has 4 categories to determine the severity of an incident. Category 1 is life threatening. Category 2 is still an emergency or potentially serious situation but is not life threatening. Category 3 is urgent and just to relieve suffering such as pain. Lastly category 4 is incidents that are not urgent but need an assessment either face to face or over the phone. Category 4 could also just be someone who needs transport to the hospital.

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Stuart and Penny Jackson attended our Child and Family Week at Harcombe House with two of their daughters after a major operation and a devastating health diagnosis.

Dan Coward, a retained firefighter, has been forced to spend months off the run since catching Covid-19. Here he reveals how the Charity supported him on a programme dedicated to those struggling with long Covid recovery.

Gary Batchelor, a former firefighter and now a Blue Light driving instructor, says the physical support he received as an Outpatient at Marine Court led to him addressing struggles with his mental health he'd previously kept buried.

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Stuart and Penny Jackson attended our Child and Family Week at Harcombe House with two of their daughters after a major operation and a devastating health diagnosis. Dan Coward, a retained firefighter, has been forced to spend months off the run since catching Covid-19.