Fire Service Strategic Commanders
The latest cohort of Fire Service Strategic Commanders start a K Lamb Associates Ltd SFJ (Skills for Justice) Awards, Level 7 Award in Strategic Incident Command.
Last week saw Devon and Somerset Fire commit to their second SFJ Level 7 Award course with KLA. Attended by Interim Chief Fire Officer Gavin Ellis himself, he was joined by 2 x ACFOs and a senior GM. KLA sent their Strategic Assessing Team to D&SFRS to deliver the 2-day workshop at their headquarters building in Exeter. The largest non-metropolitan fire service, some fascinating group discussions ensued which really brought the topic areas to life. Well done to the 4 delegates, we look forward to continuing to support you through the remainder of this award.
Feedback from delegates.
“I have thoroughly enjoyed the course so far. it has challenged me to think about my expectations and understanding about Strategic Command and to consider the impact of that when operating at this level. The assessors have been encouraging throughout and created a comfortable environment for me to carry out my presentation and professional discussions.” T/ACFO Nicola Bottomley (SFJ Level 7 Award)
“An excellent insight into Strategic Command and extremely well facilitated.” GM Simon Canley (SFJ Level 7 Award)
“The KLA trainers excel in providing a supportive learning environment. The approachable, knowledgeable trainers bring the course to life with their real-world experience.” Command Support Officer Course.
“I recently completed a SFJ Level 4 Designing and Delivering Incident Command Course and wanted to express my appreciation for the invaluable experience. The course was exceptionally well-structured, providing comprehensive knowledge and practical skills essential for training in relation to effective incident management. The instructor's expertise and commitment to provide a dynamic learning environment were truly commendable. Thank you.” SFJ Level 4 Designing & Delivering IC Training.
Katherine Lamb is excited for the future as the number of new enquiries we are receiving from Fire Services across the UK increases. Just last week we were approached to deliver a series of courses for an existing client relating to the SFJ Awards, Level 3 Award in Initial Incident Command.
Also sign up for the Effective Command Behavioural Marking Framework designed for Training Fire Control Commanders in Incident Command is proving popular with several new trials starting this month.
At KLA we strive to deliver quality training to the client at the clients place of work therefore minimising disruption and maximising the learning as we can include in-house Command Support functions and serving functional officers. A delegate receives the absolute best experience with focused face-to-face interaction. KLA’s assessors and delivery teams are massively experienced, credible, and professional and they continue to deliver top quality Incident Command Training and Assessment. Has your organisation considered the benefits of KLA’s Incident Command Training/ Assessment? Why not contact us through our website to learn more or get answers for your question.