4]. Fall Arrest/Working At Heights Refresher 1 55 ALL Feb/Apr 5]. Emergency Traffic Management Initial 1 54 ALL May 6]. Hydraulic Platform Operator Initial 3 3 RN11 [05-07].05.2015 Refresher 1 7 RN11 [26-28].05.2015 7]. Emergency First Responder Refresher 3 20 ALL Initial 5 6 RN11/12/13 September 8]. Water Operational Responder Initial 1 9 RN14 October 9]. Pump Operator Initial 3 12 ALL October Initial 3 12 ALL November 10]. Emergency Fire Appliance Driving Initial 5 20 ALL Sep/Oct/Nov/Dec 11]. Recruits Induction Initial 15 2 RN13/16 ????? 12]. Breathing Apparatus Wearers Initial 10 2 RN13/16 ????? 13]. Compartment Fire Behaviour Initial 3 3 RN11/13/16 ????? 14]. Breathing Apparatus Instructor Instructor 8 2 RN11/15 [09-18].03.2015 15]. Compartment Fire Behaviour Instructor Instructor 8 2 RN11 [09-18].02.2015 16]. Fall Arrest/Working At Heights Instructor Instructor 1 1 RN16 14.01.2015 17]. Abrasive Wheels Instructor Instructor 1 1 RN11 30.01.2015 18]. Junior Officer Unit 2 Officer 10 3 RN11/12/15 ????? 19]. Junior Officer Unit 1 Officer 10 1 RN11 Apr 20]. ESDS Driver Instructor Driver 10 1 RN14 Jun Drill Nights 2015 On-Station Drill Training Schedule All personnel attend scheduled nights in their respective Fire Stations. The drill programme is issued by HQ which outlines the ongoing training requirements. Typically each person attends seven [7] drill nights per quarter, four [4] quarters in the year with each drill night consisting of three [3] hours. Therefore: 7 x 4 x 3 = 84 hours each year. Breakdown: 12 months x 2 drills = 24
COMMUNITY FIRE SAFETY & ENFORCEMENT FUNCTIONS CARRIED OUT BY FIRE AUTHORITIES ACTION REQUIRED REMARKS Building Control Acts 1990 & 2007 Process Fire Safety Certificates [FSC][Part B] tasks] Prepare report on all applications Maintain a FSC Register Use of DIAMOND system for records management Pre FSC submission meetings and queries from consultants Fire Services Acts 1981 & 2003 Process Licensing applications [Section 24] Inspect all premises on notice of application Development of online licence application, use of DIAMOND system for records management Organise existing building inspection programme [Section 19] Develop pre-fire plans of risk premises Use of DIAMOND system for records management Gaming & Lotteries Acts 1956 Process Licensing applications Inspect all premises on notice of application Development of online licence application, use of DIAMOND system for records management Dance Halls Act 1935 Process Licensing applications Inspect all premises on notice of application Development of online licence application, use of DIAMOND system for records management Planning Acts 1963 to 2010 Provide advice to the Planning Authorities [PA's] on Planning Applications for public/commercial developments. Must remain local Provide consistent advice Submit reports to the PA's on the taking in charge of housing estates Must remain Provide consistent advice Community Fire Safety Organise National Fire Safety Week activities Implement programme of activities to be organised for National Fire Safety Week Improved work programme to be delivered
F4 Service indicators - Applications for Fire Certificates Received & Processed 2013 data Total number of fire safety certificate applications received Total number of fire safety certificate applications processed (including cases deemed invalid) Total number of applications deemed invalid Roscommon County Council 43 42 13 Fire Service performance will also be measured by way of annual statistical returns submitted to the National Directorate for Fire & Emergency Management. Section 7. Fire Service List of Baseline Data 2013 & 2014 Functional Area Performance Goals Supporting Programme Measurement Methodology Actual Current Operational Baseline (based on most recent available data) Fire Services and Emergency Management To protect communities from fire and other emergencies, working with partner agencies and in accordance with national policies To ensure that appropriate facilities are available to receive emergency calls. To make provision for prompt and efficient extinguishment of and for the protection and rescue of persons and property from fire. To maintain suitably equipped and trained fire personnel. To ensure that a Community Fire Safety To identify and manage risk and to prepare to respond to emergencies in accordance with the Framework for Major Emergency Management S.10 FSA 81-2003 - Section 85 Service Level agreement with Mayo Co Council CAMP West for emergency call receiving Fire and Rescue Service Operational Plan 2011 – 2015 & Keeping Communities Safe Ancillary Safety Statement To provide a prevention, Service Indicator F1 = Cost of Fire Service per capita Record number of calls for each year. Review Agreements & Operational Plan annually. Service Indicators F2 and F3. Quarterly Management Reports The number of school visits and Fire Safety Year 2014 = €42.75 Year 2014 = 306 Agreement ongoing Year 2013 F2 = 6.16 minutes F3.d = 22.73% F3.e = 60.96% F3.f = 16.31% No injuries 2014
Programme is in operation. To ensure inspections under the Fire Services Act 1981 – 2003 are undertaken. To advise on Fire Safety Certificate applications under the Building Control Act 1990 – 2013. protection and responsive fire service, matched to locally identified fire risk, in accordance with national guidance Performance in relation to prevention, protection and response as set out in national norms and standards (KCS) Building Control Regulations 1997. talks conducted including Fire Safety Week programme. NDFEM statistical returns. Service Indicators F3. 2013 Inspections 108 inspections 2014 Fire Safety Certs = 43 Section 8. Roscommon County Council Civil Defence Strategy Statement 2014 – 2017