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D1 - Evaluate the inter-agency cooperation of the emergency response services. ~(Ambulance)

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D1 - Evaluate the inter-agency cooperation of the emergency response services. ~(Ambulance)

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D1 - Evaluate the inter-agency cooperation of the emergency response services. ~(Fire Service)

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D1 - Evaluate the inter-agency cooperation of the emergency response services. ~(Fire Service)

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Firstly, it can be argued that the fire service did communicate well with the other services as they followed the rules that the police service had set at the scene. this is because the police service did not allowed fire crews into the arena as they were worried about a secondary attack. This shows that the communication with the fire service and the other services' was good as they were following the rules of the police service so that everyone was kept safe and nobody else was injure.
However, it can also be argued that the communication between the fire service and the other services was poor. This is because, the fire service personnel were not allowed access into the arena, and they did not understand why. This shows that the communication between the police service, who were in charge of the scene, and the fire service was poor.
overall, in my opinion I would judge the communication between the fire service and the other services as very poor. This is because the fire service did not gain access to the arena until 2 hours after the bomb exploded. This shows that the communication between the police service, who were in charge of the scene, and the fire service was very poor as they failed to work as a team, and therefore more people could have been saved if all services worked together more effectively to secure the scene and to give all service personnel access sooner.

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D1 - Evaluate the inter-agency cooperation of the emergency response services. (Police)

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D1 - Evaluate the inter-agency cooperation of the emergency response services. (Police)

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M1 - Assess the roles and responsibilities of the key services attending an emergency incident (Ambulance Service)

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M1 - Assess the roles and responsibilities of the key services attending an emergency incident (Ambulance Service)

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M1 - Assess the roles and responsibilities of the key services attending an emergency incident (The Fire Service)

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M1 - Assess the roles and responsibilities of the key services attending an emergency incident (The Fire Service)

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M1 - Assess the roles and responsibilities of the key services attending an emergency incident (The Police Force)

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M1 - Assess the roles and responsibilities of the key services attending an emergency incident (The Police Force)

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The Police Force responded well to the Manchester Arena attack as their initial response was fast. This is as the attack took place at 22:30 and the Greater Manchester Police force received their first call 3 minutes later at 22:33. They quickly dispatched units, including armed responders to the scene, even though they were not fully clear as to what had took place. 6 minutes later the police declared it to be a major incident. At 22:43 six armed response vehicles, containing twelve Authorised Firearms Officers, arrive and explosive searching dogs are deployed. This all shows that the police had responded well as, they were very quick to dispatch units and had the scene fully controlled and closed off within 17 minutes from the attack taking place.
However, the police force's response also had problems. This is because they didn't not communicate well with the other service. This is because as they were unsure of what had happened they did not want to send members from other services into the arena as there could have been another attack. Therefore this meant that, there was injured people in the arena and the fire service could not go in and rescue them, as the police force restricted access to the arena to everyone including other emergency service personnel. This could have improved as the fire service were waiting a long time to get access to the arena, so if the police were quicker to search the scene and find that there was no second attack the fire service could have entered sooner and possibly saved more lives.

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Picture of the arena foyer and the explosion location

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Picture of the arena foyer and the explosion location

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Picture of arena layout, explain the bomb location.

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Picture of arena layout, explain the bomb location.

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P4 - explain the roles and responsibilities of the services when responding to an emergency

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P4 - explain the roles and responsibilities of the services when responding to an emergency

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At an emergency incident the ambulance service are responsible for:
1. Call for back up if it's needed
2. Treat any injured people
3. Continue to treat any people that the fire service rescue/evacuate
4. Perform a triage system so that serious patents are treated first
5. Organise parking and loading points for other ambulances

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p4 - explain the roles and responsibilities of the services when responding to an emergency

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p4 - explain the roles and responsibilities of the services when responding to an emergency

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At an emergency incident the fire service are responsible for: 1. Putting out any fire, if there is one
2. Rescuing people who may be trapped
3. Deal with any hazardous chemicals
4. Advise other emergency services on health and saftey

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p4 - explain the roles and responsibilities of the services when responding to an emergency

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p4 - explain the roles and responsibilities of the services when responding to an emergency

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At an emergency incident the Police are responsible for:
1.Saving lives in conjunction with the other services

2.Coordinating the emergency services where necessary

3.Protecting and preserving the scene for evidence

4.Investigating the incident – with Fire Service

5.Collecting and communicating information on casualties

6.Identifying any dead victims on behalf of the coroner

7.Prevention of crime

8.Liason with families

9.Restore normality at earliest opportunity.

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P3 - statutory and voluntary agencies at Manchester Arena Bombings

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P3 - statutory and voluntary agencies at Manchester Arena Bombings

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Statutory agencies are services that must respond to an incident if their needed. So for the Manchester Arena Bombings on Monday 22 May, 2017 the statutory agencies that responded were the Police Force, The Fire & Rescue Service and the Paramedics. A voluntary agency is a agency that can respond to incidents but only if they feel that their presence is necessary. One voluntary agency that I know responded to the Manchester Arena Bombing was the Red Cross. However, other voluntary agencies could have responded if they felt necessary. For example, the salvation army and the Samaritans could have also responded.