Fire Service Training & Measuring Competency. Colin Murray Head of Airside Operations, Edinburgh Airport, UK.

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1 Fire Service Training & Measuring Competency Colin Murray Head of Airside Operations, Edinburgh Airport, UK.

2 Aim To explain to the delegates how Fire Service Training and Measuring Competency are important factors to ensure a safe and efficient ARFF service.

3 Learning Outcomes By the end of the session you will have an understanding of :- Legislation Acquisition and Application Safety Critical Training Skill Decay Periods Confirmation of Knowledge and Skills ARFF Trainers Qualifications Maintenance of Skills Maintenance of Competence Quality Assurance Process.

4 Fire Service Training Training Video 2 Demonstration 3

5 Legislation ICAO Chicago Convention 1944 Contracting States Annexes Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPS) (e.g. Annex 14) Guidance Material (e.g. Technical Manuals) Not Binding in Law National Law e.g. UK Civil Aviation Act & Air Navigation Order + CAP 168 Binding in Law

6 Guidance Material National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Standard 405, Recurring Proficiency of Airport Fire Fighters (2010 Edition). NFPA 1003, Airport Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications (2010 Edition). NFPA 1002, Standard for Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator Professional Qualifications FAA Advisory Circular ARFF Vehicle & High Reach Extendable Turret (HRET) Operation, Training and Qualifications CAP 699 UK ARFF Vehicle Rollover Working Group FSM Incident Command 3 rd Edition Fire Service Manuals Volume 1,2,3 and 4 etc, etc, etc.

7 Acquisition The stage at which an individual is undertaken a structured learning programme, which is designed to develop the knowledge, skills, attitude and understanding identified for a particular role Once individuals have demonstrated that they have acquired the knowledge and skills identified for their role, they are described as competent in acquisition.

8 Acquisition Approved Training Provider Modular In House Online Distance Learning Knowledge & Skills

9 Application The stage at which individuals, having demonstrated that they are competent in acquisition, are now able to consistently apply their knowledge, skills and understanding in the workplace to the standard described in their role-map Individuals who can consistently maintain this standard are described as having demonstrated competence in application.

10 Application Practical exercises Realistic simulation Incidents Test and Inspections Driving Watchroom Duties Apparatus Hot Fire s Etc, etc Application

11 Not Competent - Competence Acquisition & Application Acquisition Knowledge Apparatus Hot Fires Radiation Ideal Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

12 Safety Critical Training Apparatus Hot Fires Compartment Fire Behaviour Railways Roads Tunnels Water Rescue Working at Heights Driving etc etc.

13 Skill Decay Periods Loss or decay of trained or acquired skills (or knowledge) Determining the decay periods Safety Critical applications High risk activities Type of training Type of learners.

14 Evidence: (a) Direct Evidence (b) Performance (c) Supplementary (d) Diverse Evidence (e) Indirect. Confirmation of Knowledge and Skills

15 ARFF Trainers Qualifications Who is qualified to train and assess your members. ARFF should have an established standard for qualifications of a training officers The person conducting the training must be qualified to instruct and if necessary assess the knowledge and skills required The training officers must possess proficiency in the subject matter and skills sets being taught Students need to have confidence in the instructor s ability to provide the training necessary for them to develop required proficiencies Success in the development of skill sets is dependent upon the competency of the instructor.

16 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Maintenance PRACTICAL of Skills THEORETICAL SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4 SESSION 5 SESSION 6 SESSION 7 SESSION 8 SESSION 9 SESSION 10 SESSION 11 SESSION 12 SESSION 13 SESSION 14 SESSION 15 Airfield Driver Airfield Secondary Post Hot Fire Pump Rescues MMMF Topography Apparatus Cap Hanger Hazmat Training DT Building Media Accident operations from Aircraft Map Reading Heat and Appliance 168,74,699 Risks No Risks Smoke Positioning Apparatus Hot Fire Ejection Seat Hot Fire Involving First Aid Equipment Hot Fire RTA / Rescue Hot Fire Airfield Topography Hot Fire Rescue Equipment Driver Training DT No Driver Training DT No Hazmat Driver Training DT No Hazmat MMMF Apparatus Heat and Smoke Secondary Media Pump Operations Liaison Fire Service Knots and Lines Airfield Topography Map reading Locker Drills apparatus heat and Smoke Aircraft Armament & Familiarisatio Pyrotechnic n s Apparatus Heat and Smoke Secondary Media Aircraft Hazmat Familiarisatio n Obstruction Drill Thermal Imaging Positioning Aircraft Familiarisatio Fixed Wing n A/C Pump Operations Confined Space apparatus heat and Smoke Locker Drills Appliance Positioning Armaments and Pyrotechnic s exercise Airfield Fuel Farm and Fuelling Hazards Map Reading Locker Drills Apparatus Aircraft Familiarisatio n Apparatus Confined Space RTA / Rescue LPG/Compre ssed Gases Radiation Airfield Building Risks Lighting Appliance Positioning Rescues Line Aloft from Aircraft Radiation Locker Drills Watchroom Manned Ladder Positioning Rotary Wing A/C Driver Training DT No Pow der Filling/Decan ting Apparatus heat and smoke Ejection Seat Apparatus Guide Line Manual Decontamina Pump tion Operations Involving First Aid Equipment Water Relay exercise Fire Service Ladder Drills Positioning for Fixed Wing A/C Driver training DT No Airfield Topography MMMF Map Reading Fire Service Ladder Drills Driver Training DT No Pump Operations Liaison Fire Service Knots and Lines Apparatus Low Visibility Hydraulic Cutting Gear Aircraft Familiarisatio R/W Hydrant n Line Aloft Hand Tools Lighting Pump Operations Pow der Filling / Decanting Pow ered Rescue Tools Hazmat Positioning For Rotary Wing A/C Driver Training DT No Obstruction Drill Pumping Operations Confined Space Liaison Positioning for Rotary Wing A/C Light Portable Pump Drills Fire Service ladder drills First Aid Ejector Decontamina Seats and tion canopies MMMF Watchroom procedures Aircraft Radiation Familiarisatio Storage n Areas Equipment Evaluation Secondary Media Radiation Decontamina Involving tion First Aid Equipment Apparatus Stretcher MMMF Apparatus Operational involving MMMF Liaison Ambulance Service First Aid A/C marshalling Apparatus Fuel Installations Apparatus T1 (Set) Hydraulic Rescue Equipment Low Visibility First Aid Cap 168,74,699 Operational Fire Service Instructions Building Risks Low Visibility Water Supplies Operational Fire Service Standards First Aid Aircraft Marshalling Weapons and Armaments Hanger Risks Test and Inspection Fire service Equipment Contingency Planning MMMF RTA Drill Test and Inspection Fire Service Equipment Contingency Plan Low Visibility Post Accident Ejection Seats Radiation Storage Visit A/C Ejection Seat Contingency Familiarisatio Theory Planning n Driver Training Dry Pow der Filling/Decan ting First Aid Post Accident Test and Inspection Fire Service Equipment Fire Service Standards

17 Maintenance of Skills Planning and Programming Briefing (internal and external) Safety Brief (before and after) Risk Assessments and Method Statements Training Media Type of Training Communications (internally and externally) Weather conditions Additional Risks.

18 JPR JPR = Job Performance Requirements Each JPR consists of the task to be performed; the tools, equipment, or materials that must be provided to successfully complete the task; evaluation parameters and / or performance outcomes; and lists of requisite knowledge and skills required to perform the task.

19 Maintenance of Competence Session Practical One Practical Two Practical Three Practical Four Practical Five Practical Six Practical Seven Practical Eight Practical Nine Practical Ten Theoretical One Theoretical Two Theoretical Three Theoretical Four Control of External Pump Op's all Rescue B.A. Ladder Drill Driver Training on First Aid Hazchem Airfield Topography Preparation work Training note No22 FSS No2 Aircraft FSI 8/97 & FSI Fires Appliances OP2.2A Airfield OP4.1A OP5.1A for Underpinning Aircraft fire fighting rescue and 39/97 OP2.2B,2.3A,2.4A OP1.1B OP2.1A,2.1B OP1.1A Assessment of OP1 Tactics and Tech. Firefighting Serv. January February March April May June July August September October November December Control of External Familiarisation and Knots and Lines Fires Emer. access to OP2.2B,2.3B,2.4A OP1.1C Civil Aircraft OP3.1A Control of External Pump Op's all Hauling Fires OP2.2B,2.3C,2.4A OP1.2A Appliances OP2.1A,2.1B Control of External Familiarisation and Rescue Fires Emer. access to OP1.3A Civil Aircraft OP3.1A Control of External Fires OP2.2B,2.3A,2.4A OP1.1B Control of External Fires OP2.2B,2.3B,2.4A OP1.1C Control of External Fires OP2.2B,2.3C,2.4A OP1.2A Pump Op's all Appliances OP2.1A,2.1B Familiarisation and Emer. access to Civil Aircraft OP3.1A Pump Op's all Appliances OP2.1A,2.1B Control of External Familiarisation and Knots and Lines Fires Emer. access to OP1.3A Civil Aircraft OP3.1A Control of External Pump Op's all Hauling Fires OP2.2B,2.3A,2.4A OP1.1B Appliances OP2.1A,2.1B Control of External Familiarisation and Rescue Fires Emer. access to OP2.2B,2.3B,2.4A OP1.1C Civil Aircraft OP3.1A Control of External Fires OP2.2B,2.3C,2.4A OP1.2A Control of External Fires OP1.3A Pump Op's all Appliances OP2.1A,2.1B Familiarisation and Hauling Emer. access to Civil Aircraft OP3.1A Decontamination OP5.2A Boat OP1.4A Aloft B.A. Watch OP3.2A,3.3A discretion B.A. Heat and Smoke Stretcher B.A. OP3.4A RTA B.A. OP3.4B Rescue B.A. OP2.2A Decontamination OP5.2A Contingency Testing Training Fuelling Operations Low Visibility Sweep Radiation Lighting Preparation work FSS No5 Driver Training note No51CAP 642 Search OP5.1B for Underpinning Training CAP 168 and CS1.1A,1.1B OP1.1D Assessment of OP1 Emergency Orders Officers Driver Training on Aircraft Airfield Familiarisation OP1.1E OP3.1B Hanger Familiarisation Thermal Plans Light Portable Pump First Aid Complimentary Local Authority joint Operations OP4.2A Media Maintenance exercise Ladder Drill Driver Training on Airfield OP1.1A Boat OP1.4A Contingency Testing Aloft B.A. Watch OP3.2A,3.3A discretion B.A. Heat and Smoke First Aid Hazchem Watch OP4.1A OP5.1A discretion Training Driver Training onlow Visibility Sweep Radiation Watch Airfield Search OP5.1B discretion OP1.1E OP1.1D Plans Appliance Aircraft Positioning Familiarisation OP3.1B Ladder Drill Fuelling Operations CS1.1A,1.1B Boat OP1.4A RTA B.A. Ladder Drill OP3.4A Aloft B.A. OP3.4B Watch discretion High Risk Areas Familiarisation First Aid Hanger OP4.2A Familiarisation Officers Driver Training on First Aid Hazchem Thermal Airfield OP4.1A OP5.1A OP1.1A Training Driver Training onlow Visibility Sweep Radiation Watch Airfield Search OP5.1B discretion OP1.1E OP1.1D Light Portable Pump Aircraft Operations Familiarisation OP3.1B Complimentary Media Maintenance Imaging Preparation work FSI 20/97 & FSI FSI 31/97 for Underpinning 23/97 Assessment of OP1 Officers FSS No4 Test and inspections Carry out OP 1 Carry out OP 1 Carry out OP 1 Carry out OP 1 Assessments Assessments Assessments Assessments First Aid Emergency Orders Table Top BA Aircraft related Officers First Aid Driving procedures Aircraft construction CAP 74 Fixed wing inc. Military Airfield Topography Preparation work Training note No4 TB 1/97 BA Training note No 9 for Underpinning Chemistry of Command & Control Pumps and Primers Assessment of OP2 Combustion Op. procedures Lighting Preparation work Familiarisation of Training note No5 Familiarisation of for Underpinning other relevant Hydraulics other relevant FSI's Assessment of OP2 Training Notes Watch discretion Imaging Preparation work Training note No15Training note No 21 Training note No 8 for Underpinning Flashover and Aviation Fuels andhydrants and Water Assessment of OP2 Backdraft Tanks supplies Officers Carry out OP 2 Carry out OP 2 Carry out OP 2 Carry out OP 2 Assessments Assessments Assessments Assessments Officers First Aid Low Visibility Table Top Driving procedures Domestic Risk related Officers Appliance First Aid High Risk Areas Local Authority joint First Aid Radiation Aircraft construction BA Positioning OP4.2A Familiarisation exercise Rotary wing and Hazards Maintenance of skills Assessment Opportunities Training notes from Acquisition LOP's SOP's

20 Maintenance of Competence

21 Maintenance of Competence

22 Quality Assurance Internal Verification - The internal Verifier Observe Assessors Verifying, Practical and Knowledge & Understanding Sampling Internal verification sampling records Internal verification worksheets Minutes of assessors meetings Minutes from internal verifiers meetings Master files of all assessment material Individual assessor record sheets & recording system.

23 External Verification Systems in place Quality Assurance Process Programme design is appropriate and relevant to individual learning and assessment needs Programme Information is effectively communicated Relevant training is provided Effective programme delivery.

24 Risk v Gain The benefits of proceeding with a task must be weighed carefully against the risks, it is important to think before you act rather than act before you think. The following statements embrace the philosophy of the Fire Services approach to managing risk at an incident: In a highly calculated way, fire-fighters: Video will take some risk to save saveable lives may take some risk to save saveable property will not take any risk at all to try to save lives or properties that are already lost.

25 Learning Outcomes By the end of the session you will have an understanding of :- Legislation Acquisition and Application Safety Critical Training Skill Decay Periods Confirmation of Knowledge and Skills ARFF Trainers Qualifications Maintenance of Skills Maintenance of Competence Quality Assurance Process.

26 Any Questions? Reference Material ICAO Annex 14 CAP 699 CAP 700 NFPA 1001, 1003 FSM Volume 1, 2,3 and 4.