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Page — Fire and Rescue Service Assessments 〉 Fire and Rescue Service Assessment 2018/19 〉 Hertfordshire
Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service’s overall effectiveness requires improvement. The service does not have an up-to-date integrated risk management plan (IRMP), which is the central planning document that sets out local risks and how the service plans to manage them, and to allocate its resources. All fire and rescue services (FRSs) are required to produce…
Page — Fire and Rescue Service Assessments 〉 Fire and Rescue Service Assessment 2018/19 〉 Lancashire
Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service’s overall efficiency is good. The service is good at making the best use of its resources. It is good at making the service affordable, now and in the future. The service thoroughly understands the financial climate it operates in. It is sufficiently flexible to deal with any future financial problems.…
Page — Fire and Rescue Service Assessments 〉 Fire and Rescue Service Assessment 2018/19 〉 Cheshire
Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service’s overall effectiveness is good. The service is good in each of the five areas to do with keeping people safe and secure. It has a well-developed system for understanding and managing the risks faced by the local community. It works with partner organisations to predict likely risk and demand for…
Page — Fire and Rescue Service Assessments 〉 Fire and Rescue Service Assessment 2018/19 〉 Bedfordshire
Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service requires improvement at looking after its people. Wellbeing and fitness of staff are priorities for the service. Staff value the occupational health team and the support that the service provides. The service carries out a staff survey every two years. The last survey, in 2017, raised concerns about the behaviour…
Page — Fire and Rescue Service Assessments 〉 Fire and Rescue Service Assessment 2018/19 〉 Hertfordshire
Overall, Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service requires improvement at looking after its people. The service has some policies in place to promote wellbeing, but it doesn’t do enough to make sure that staff can access them. Service leaders could do more to guide the service’s culture and values. These are currently set by the council,…
Page — Fire and Rescue Service Assessments 〉 Fire and Rescue Service Assessment 2018/19 〉 Cheshire
Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service’s overall efficiency is good. The service is good in each of the areas inspected to do with efficiency in keeping people safe and secure. The service is good at making the best use of resources. However, the benefits of collaboration and partnership should be evaluated, to make sure resources are…
Page — Fire and Rescue Service Assessments 〉 Fire and Rescue Service Assessment 2018/19 〉 Hampshire
Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service’s overall effectiveness is good. The service understands risk well. It assesses risk based on a range of data. Its plan to manage risk guides its activities and how it intends to operate in the future. But information about risk is not always up to date. The service must tackle this…
Publication — Effectiveness, Fire & rescue services, Revisit —
During our inspection of Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service, in July 2018, we identified a cause of concern about how effective the service is at keeping people safe and secure from fire and other risks. We asked the service to submit an action plan setting out how it would address this cause of concern. We revisited Cornwall between 8 and 10 October 2018 to review progress against the action plan.
Page — Fire and Rescue Service Assessments 〉 Fire and Rescue Service Assessment 2018/19 〉 Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue Service’s overall effectiveness is good. The service has a good understanding of the risk of fire and is good also at preventing fires and responding to fires. This is enhanced by a number of communication systems and tools. These include using a risk matrix to assess and prioritise community risks, and…
Page — Fire and Rescue Service Assessments 〉 Fire and Rescue Service Assessment 2018/19 〉 Cambridgeshire
Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service’s overall efficiency is good. The service makes good use of resources. But it needs to better understand the financial challenges that it may face after 2020. The service uses various working patterns. It is agile enough to change its systems to make them more efficient. It works with its neighbours…