We are pleased to announce RFFS Initial Incident Command as the latest of our accredited learning programmes with Skills for Justice. Aligned to the CAP 699 standard, this is a bespoke two day programme of learning and assessment directly aimed at airport fire commanders seeking a Level 1 ICS qualification with a Skills for Justice certificate on successful completion.
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Skills for Justice RFFS Initial Incident Command(ALP0126)

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Skills for Justice Strategic Incident Command Revalidation(ALP0116)

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Strategic Incident Command in Fire and Rescue Services

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Skills for Justice Award in Designing and Delivering Incident Command Training

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Skills for Justice Advanced Incident Command Revalidation(ALP0115)

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Skills for Justice Intermediate Incident Command Revalidation(ALP0114)

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SfJ Initial Incident Command in Fire and Rescue Services

COURSE

Incident Command Initial

AIM

This course aims to accredit the knowledge and skills development of fire and rescue service learners in providing operational command responses at first strike level level(firefighter to Watch Manager) 

OBJECTIVES

At the end of the programme the delegate will

1.Understand the key principles of the incident command system.

2.Understand the roles and responsibilities of personnel within the incident command structure.

3. Understand the management of risk at operational incidents.

4. Understand effective communication at operational incidents.

5.Be able to plan an initial response to an operational incident.

​6. Be able to implement actions at an operational incident to meet planned objectives.

7.Be able to close down the operational phase of an incident.

8.Be able to review a response to an operational incident

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Firefighters developing for Crew Manager, existing Crew or Watch Managers 

DURATION

7 days

MINIMUM/MAXIMUM DELEGATES

4-8

COURSE ACTIVITY

Pre course online modules (16 hours of independent learning) followed by a taught input course of seven days (49 hours of directed learning and assessment).Evidence is assembled using a hard copy student handbook.Tutorial guidance is given during the course.

TOTAL QUALIFICATION TIME

65 hours

TOTAL GUIDED LEARNING HOURS

45 hours

AWARDING BODY

Skills for Justice

COST

£6870 plus VAT per course at your centre

CANCELLATION CHARGES

Peter Stanley Training is not responsible for the non-attendance of client’s delegates at the client venue for a booked event.

​Cancellations due to delegate non attendance or other foreseeable business activity disruption(i.e operational requirements or industrial action) are subject to the following charges;

(i) less than 7 days full cost of the course is due.

(ii)8-14 days 50% of course cost (to cover pre-booked tutor hotels, loss of business payment to sessional tutors, student awarding body registrations and other associated costs)

(iii)Over 14 days no charge.

CONTACT

info@peterstanleytraining.com or call 07972259970 for more information.

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SfJ Intermediate Incident Command in Fire and Rescue Services

COURSE​

Intermediate Incident Command Management

AIM

This course aims to accredit the knowledge and skills development of fire and rescue service learners in providing operational command responses at intermediate level(Station Manager) 

OBJECTIVES

At the end of the session the delegate will have:

1)Understand key roles and responsibilities within Incident Command.

2) Understand command and leadership skills within Incident Command.

3)Understand the application of effective decision making during operational incidents.

4) Understand the principles of risk management at operational incidents.

5) Understand the methods of communication for operational incidents.

6)Understand joint working and interoperability.

7) Be able to review and determine the status of operational incidents. 

8) Be able to assume responsibility for actions to support those involved in operational incidents.

9)Be able to review responses to operational incidents.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Watch or Station Managers in development or competent seeking continuing professional development. 

DURATION

6 days

CLASS SIZE

4-6 delegates

COURSE ACTIVITY

Online modules(15 hours of independent learning) compliment a taught input course of six days (42 hours of directed learning and assessment).Evidence is collected using an e-portfolio.Tutorials using chat room, forum, Skype or FaceTime are available by arrangement. 

TOTAL QUALIFICATION TIME

55 hours

TOTAL GUIDED LEARNING HOURS

40 hours

AWARDING BODY

Skills for Justice

COST

£5300 plus VAT per course at one of our Kent centres.The programme can be delivered at your centre. price on application(client to provide a minimum of five role players for practical simulation)

CANCELLATION CHARGES

Peter Stanley Training is not responsible for the non attendance of client’s delegates at the client venue for a booked event.Cancellations due to delegate non attendance or other foreseeable business activity disruption(i.e operational requirements or industrial action) are subject to the following charges;

(i) less than 7 days full cost of the course is due.

(ii)8-14 days 50% of course cost (to cover pre-booked tutor hotels, loss of business payment to sessional tutors, student awarding body registrations and other associated costs)

(iii)Over 14 days no charge.

CONTACT

info@peterstanleytraining.com or call 07972259970 for more information.

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SfJ Advanced Incident Command in Fire and Rescue Services

COURSE

Advanced Incident Command Management

AIM

This course aims to accredit the knowledge and skills development of fire and rescue service learners in providing operational command responses at advanced level(Group and Area Manager) 

OBJECTIVES

At the end of the session the delegate will have:

1)Understand the principles of decision making when leading people to resolve operational incidents. 

2) Understand a tactical approach to resolving operational incidents.

incidents. 

3) Understand command and leadership skills within Incident Command.

4) Understand the principles of risk management when leading people to resolve operational incidents. 

5) Understand joint working and interoperability.

6) Understand the principles of debriefing following an operational incident.

7) Be able to evaluate the status of an operational incident.

8) Be able to assume responsibility for action to support those involved in an operational incident.

9)Be able to close down the operational phase of an incident

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Group Managers in development or competent seeking continuing professional development. 

DURATION

7 days

CLASS SIZE

4-6 delegates

COURSE ACTIVITY

Online modules( 15 hours of independent learning) followed by a taught input course of seven days (50 hours of directed learning and assessment).Evidence is assembled using an e-portfolio.Tutorials using telephone, chat room, forum, Skype or FaceTime are available by arrangement. 

TOTAL GUIDED LEARNING HOURS

65

AWARDING BODY

Skills for Justice

COST

£7300 plus VAT per course at one of our Centres in modules.The programme can be conducted at a client centre.Price on application(client centre to provide a minimum of five role players for practical simulations).

CANCELLATION CHARGES

Peter Stanley Training is not responsible for the non attendance of client’s delegates at the client venue for a booked event.Cancellations due to delegate non attendance or other foreseeable business activity disruption(i.e operational requirements or industrial action) are subject to the following charges;

(i) less than 7 days full cost of the course is due.

(ii)8-14 days 50% of course cost (to cover pre-booked tutor hotels, loss of business payment to sessional tutors, student awarding body registrations and other associated costs)

(iii)Over 14 days no charge.

CONTACT 

info@peterstanleytraining.com or call 07972259970 for more information.

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Skills for Justice Award in Designing and Delivering Incident Command Training

COURSE​

Skills for Justice Award in Designing and Delivering Incident Command Training

​AIM

The aim of this course is to provide learners with the knowledge, understanding and skills to design and deliver incident command training. The qualification is aimed at incident command trainers for emergency services including: fire and rescue, police, military, ambulance and others. It reflects the aim of the Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Program (JESIP) to standardise multi-agency command of incidents. It is written in such a way to enable individuality and focus on the needs of each specific service.

OBJECTIVES

At the end of the session the delegate will:

1) Understand the cognitive processes involved in dealing with incidents.

​2)Understand service specific and multi-agency incident command procedures

​3)Understand the political dimension of incident command.

4)Understand the legal and organisational requirements in relation to incident command.

5)Understand exercise types for incident command training.

6)Understand simulation types and their application in the context of the training environment.

7)Understand exercise design and facilitation tools.

8)Understand the components of exercise execution.

9)Be able to set up working arrangements to design and deliver incident command training.

10)Be able to compile a marking strategy for command assessments.

11)Prepare an exercise.

12)Deliver an exercise.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Learners wishing to take the qualification must already hold a recognised training qualification and have experience of delivering training.Learners must also have a minimum of three years command experience, or demonstrate competence in a command role if less.Learners must also demonstrate a thorough understanding of the current frameworks, policies and environments that commanders are expected to operate within.

DURATION

Three modules(A) two days,(B&C) four days each over a twelve week period with completion of pre course online assignments and coursework and researchbetween modules.

CLASS SIZE

2-6 delegates

COURSE ACTIVITY

A classroom based course of ten days, 80 hours of directed learning and assessment, consisting of one two day and two four day modules spread over a ten to twelve week period.

Activities include syndicate and individual tasks, taught input from a qualified and experienced tutor, case studies, assignments and simulation.

Evidence is collated using an e-portfolio.

An online course page and tutorials using chat room, forum, Skype or FaceTime are offered. 

TOTAL QUALIFICATION TIME HOURS

110 

TOTAL GUIDED LEARNING HOURS

​80

AWARDING BODY

Skills for Justice

COST

£9550 plus VAT per course at your Centre

£2799 plus VAT per individual place at one of our Kent centres.

We reserve the right to cancel a booking for our Kent venue, should insufficient numbers make an individual course not viable.

​​ONE TO ONE

One to One places are not available for this programme.

CANCELLATION CHARGES

Peter Stanley Training is not responsible for the non attendance of client’s delegates at the client venue for a booked event.Cancellations due to delegate non attendance or other foreseeable business activity disruption(i.e operational requirements or industrial action) are subject to the following charges;

(i) less than 7 days full cost of the course is due.

(ii)8-14 days 50% of course cost (to cover pre-booked tutor hotels, loss of business payment to sessional tutors, student awarding body registrations and other associated costs)

(iii)Over 14 days no charge.

CONTACT

info@peterstanleytraining.com or call 07972259970 for more information.

​*scheduled courses at our Kent centre are subject to cancellation if undersubscribed.Payment in advance is required for these places.

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Strategic Incident Command in Fire and Rescue Services

COURSE

Strategic Incident Command Management

AIM

This course aims to accredit the knowledge and skills development of fire and rescue service learners in providing operational command responses at strategic level(Principle Officers and Area Manager) 

OBJECTIVES

At the end of the session the delegate will have:

1) Understand the roles and responsibilities of people and organisations within Incident Command arrangements at local, regional and national levels.

2)Understand command and leadership skills within Incident Command. 

3) Understand the technical issues being dealt with at tactical level.

4)Understand the role of communications within the context of local, regional and national incidents. 

5)Understand how to manage people involved in incidents within local, regional and national contexts.Understand how to close down the strategic command phase of the incident within local, regional and national contextsBe able to lead a strategic response to an incident within local, regional and national contexts. 

7)Be able to lead a strategic response to an incident within local, regional and national contexts.

8)Be able to contribute to the debrief following the resolution of an incident

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Area Managers in development or competent Principle Officers seeking continuing professional development. 

DURATION

7 days

CLASS SIZE

2-4 delegates

COURSE ACTIVITY

Online modules (15 hours of independent learning) followed by a taught input course totalling seven days (52 hours of directed learning and assessment) split into modules.Evidence is gathered using an e-portfolio.Tutorials using telephone, chat room, forum, Skype or FaceTime are available by arrangement.

TOTAL QUALIFICATION TIME(TQT)

65 HOURS

TOTAL GUIDED LEARNING HOURS

52

AWARDING BODY

Skills for Justice

COST

£9800 plus VAT per place at one of our Centres

The course can be delivered at your centre.Cost on application(centre to provide a minimum of seven role players for the practical simulations).

CANCELLATION CHARGES

Peter Stanley Training is not responsible for the non attendance of client’s delegates at the client venue for a booked event.Cancellations due to delegate non attendance or other foreseeable business activity disruption(i.e operational requirements or industrial action) are subject to the following charges;

(i) less than 7 days full cost of the course is due.

(ii)8-14 days 50% of course cost (to cover pre-booked tutor hotels, loss of business payment to sessional tutors, student awarding body registrations and other associated costs)

(iii)Over 14 days no charge.

CONTACT 

info@peterstanleytraining.com or call 07972259970 for more information.

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Skills for Justice Intermediate Incident Command Revalidation(ALP0114)

AIM

To revalidate holders of the intermediate Incident Command award or commanders operating at Level 2

COURSE OBJECTIVES

At the end of the course the delegate will be able to;

1.1 Demonstrate an understanding of the National Operational Guidance Foundation for Incident Command.

1.2 Demonstrate an understanding of the JESIP Joint Doctrine

2.1 Obtain information relevant to the incident, resolve any conflicts or discrepancies in existing sources against current incident status.

2.2 Undertake a situational evaluation of the incident evaluating all the relevant factors.

2.3 Confirm current action complies with relevant legislation and protocols and assume command of the incident.

2.4 Review the application of safe systems of work, dynamic and analytical risk assessments and develop a tactical plan for the resolution of the incident.

2.5 Match the available resources against the tactical plan objectives and implement the plan to support those involved in the incident.

2.6 Delegate control of functional sectors to manage spans of control.

2.7 Adjust the tactical plan as the incident develops or the circumstances of the incident change. Actively monitor, evaluate and mitigate risks to personnel, the community and the environment.

2.8 Conduct timely and comprehensive briefings and updates with relevant people using the JESIP Joint Doctrine principles to obtain progress reports and instigate action

2.9 Ensure that the JESIP Joint Decision Making process is used for significant inter agency decisions.

2.10 Use the IIMARCH document to prepare a brief for an oncoming Strategic Commander or SCG

3.1 Collate relevant points and take a part in a post incident debrief, providing constructive feedback to others.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Incident Commanders who hold the SfJ Intermediate Incident command qualification or operate at Level 2 and require formal competence revalidation.

DURATION

1 day

CLASS SIZE

​1 or 2 delegates

COURSE ACTIVITY

​Delegates will undertake a written assessment, taught input from a qualified tutor and a practical scenario simulation assessment.

Delegates will produce an e- portfolio of evidence of competence.

AWARDING BODY

Skills for Justice

COST

​£1695 plus VAT for up to two delegates at one of our Kent centres.Prices for delivery at your F&RS centre on application.

CANCELLATION CHARGES

​Peter Stanley Training is not responsible for the non attendance of client’s delegates at the client venue for a booked event.Cancellations due to delegate non attendance or other foreseeable business activity disruption(i.e operational requirements or industrial action) are subject to the following charges;

(i) less than 7 days full cost of the course is due.

(ii)8-14 days 50% of course cost (to cover pre-booked tutor hotels, loss of business payment to sessional tutors, student awarding body registrations and other associated costs)

(iii)Over 14 days no charge.

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Skills for Justice Advanced Incident Command Revalidation(ALP0115)

AIM

To revalidate holders of the Advanced Incident Command award or commanders operating at Level 3

COURSE OBJECTIVES

At the end of the course the delegate will be able to;

1.1 Demonstrate an understanding of the National Operational Guidance Foundation for Incident Command.

1.2 Demonstrate an understanding of the JESIP Joint Doctrine

2.1 Analyse the relevant factors when taking over command of an operational incident to generate a situational awareness of the incident.

2.2 Confirm that the existing commander has taken appropriate action and determine the effectiveness of the current command team.

2.3 Confirm the results of dynamic, analytical and personal risk assessments and carry out a risk against gain judgment

2.4 Assume command of the incident and take action to meet the needs of an incident. Match resources to the needs of the incident.   

2.5 Establish a communication structure both with other levels of command and other agencies.

2.6 Establish functional sectors and delegate control of them to manage spans of control.

2.7 Evaluate the capabilities and limitations of the operational resources available

2.8 Liaise with other agencies in line with JESIP working principles and models to ensure effective responses and develop a Common Operating Picture (COP)

2.9 Use an IIMARCH document to brief an oncoming commander.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Incident Commanders who hold the SfJ Advanced Incident command qualification or operate at Level 3 and require formal competence revalidation.

DURATION

1 day

CLASS SIZE

​1 or 2 delegates

COURSE ACTIVITY

​Delegates will undertake a written assessment, taught input from a qualified tutor and a practical scenario simulation assessment.

Delegates will produce an e- portfolio of evidence of competence.

AWARDING BODY

Skills for Justice

COST

​£1795 plus VAT for up to two delegates at one of our Kent centres.Prices for delivery at your F&RS centre on application.

CANCELLATION CHARGES

​Peter Stanley Training is not responsible for the non attendance of client’s delegates at the client venue for a booked event.Cancellations due to delegate non attendance or other foreseeable business activity disruption(i.e operational requirements or industrial action) are subject to the following charges;

(i) less than 7 days full cost of the course is due.

(ii)8-14 days 50% of course cost (to cover pre-booked tutor hotels, loss of business payment to sessional tutors, student awarding body registrations and other associated costs)

(iii)Over 14 days no charge.

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Skills for Justice Strategic Incident Command Revalidation(ALP0116)

AIM

To revalidate holders of the Strategic Incident Command award or commanders operating at Level 4

COURSE OBJECTIVES

At the end of the course the delegate will be able to;

1.1 Demonstrate an understanding of the National Co-Ordination and Advisory Framework document (NCAF).

1.2 Demonstrate an understanding of the central Government’s Concept of Operations (CONOPS) document.

2.1 Establish liaison with key personnel in own service and other agencies that may contribute to achieving strategic objectives.

2.2 Undertake a situational evaluation to review the implications of exercising strategic command during an incident where multiple tactical commanders are operating, including approving tactical plans and prioritising resource needs.

2.3 Assume command of the incident and work in co-ordination with strategic representatives of other agencies to maximise effectiveness of the response.

2.4 Analyse the factors involved in setting and reviewing the strategy to develop a strategic plan to support the incident including measures to mitigate risk to the community, environment and the fire and rescue service business continuity.

2.5 Use advice and support from appropriate technical and professional sources.

2.6 Engage media resources in conjunction with other agencies to inform and protect the community.

2.7 Modify planned actions in response to emerging needs and the impact of the incident.

2.8 Manage the liaison with other agencies using the JESIP Joint Doctrine principles to develop a Common Operating Picture (COP).

2.9 Ensure that the JESIP Joint Decision Making process is used for significant inter agency decisions.

2.10 Use the IIMARCH document to brief the F&RS representative attending SCG.

3.1 Provide constructive feedback in a debrief.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Incident Commanders who hold the SfJ Strategic Incident command qualification or operate at Level 4 and require formal competence revalidation.

DURATION

1 day

CLASS SIZE

​1 or 2 delegates

COURSE ACTIVITY

​Delegates will undertake a written assessment, taught input from a qualified tutor and a practical scenario simulation assessment.

Delegates will produce an e- portfolio of evidence of competence.

AWARDING BODY

Skills for Justice

COST

​£1850 plus VAT for up to two delegates at one of our Kent centres.Prices for delivery at your F&RS centre on application.

CANCELLATION CHARGES

​Peter Stanley Training is not responsible for the non attendance of client’s delegates at the client venue for a booked event.Cancellations due to delegate non attendance or other foreseeable business activity disruption(i.e operational requirements or industrial action) are subject to the following charges;

(i) less than 7 days full cost of the course is due.

(ii)8-14 days 50% of course cost (to cover pre-booked tutor hotels, loss of business payment to sessional tutors, student awarding body registrations and other associated costs)

(iii)Over 14 days no charge.

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Skills for Justice RFFS Initial Incident Command(ALP0126)

AIM

To accredit RFFS uniformed firefighter, crew and watch managers at incident command Level 1.

OBJECTIVES

1.Demonstrate an understanding of the underpinning knowledge required of an incident commander at initial level.

2. Demonstrate an understanding of the National Operational Guidance Foundation for Incident Command.

3. Demonstrate an understanding of theJESIP Joint Doctrine and the JESIP App.

4. Collect and confirm information relevant to the known and anticipated risks to people, property and the environment.

5. Plan action to lead and support your crew’s response to the incident.

6. Develop incident objectives through risk assessment.

7. Determine the initial tactical plan required against available resources.

8. Ensure the tactical plan provides sufficient flexibility to meet the known and anticipated needs of the incident.

9.Implement action to meet objectives.

10 Adjust the tactical plan based on an initial assessment of the incident and the

risk against gain.

11. Confirm the tactical objectives and deploy your resources in priority order to meet the needs of the incident.

12.Make decisions using decision controls to minimise risk and maximise progress towards the incident objectives.

13.Re-deploy resources to meet the changing priorities of the incident or to mitigate newly identified hazard and risk.

14.Actively seek information to update the tactical plan and progress action to meet the incident objectives.

15.Operate within the agreed level of responsibility and authority

16.Create ETHANE messages using the JESIP App and ensure other records are accurate, complete, in the agreed format, legible and available to authorised users.

17.Confirm the final status of the incident and agree any further action with relevant people.

18.Identify any unresolved risks and hazards and take action to minimise them.

19.Collate and provide accurate and complete information and advice to relevant people.

20.Make your resources available for redeployment at the earliest opportunity.

21.Operate within agreed levels of your authority and responsibility.

22.Conduct a hot debrief in a manner which promotes constructive, open and supportive discussion.

23.Identify and record all significant learning points.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Uniformed RFFS firefighters, crew and watch managers.

DURATION

2 days

CLASS SIZE

6 delegates

COURSE ACTIVITY

​Delegates will undertake a written assessment, taught input from a qualified tutor and a practical scenario simulation assessment.

Delegates will produce a portfolio of evidence.

AWARDING BODY

Skills for Justice

COST

​£2500 plus VAT for up to six delegates at your airport centre.

CANCELLATION CHARGES

​Peter Stanley Training is not responsible for the non attendance of client’s delegates at the client venue for a booked event.Cancellations due to delegate non attendance or other foreseeable business activity disruption(i.e operational requirements or industrial action) are subject to the following charges;

(i) less than 7 days full cost of the course is due.

(ii)8-14 days 50% of course cost (to cover pre-booked tutor hotels, loss of business payment to sessional tutors, student awarding body registrations and other associated costs)

(iii)Over 14 days no charge.

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