999 Frontline Norfolk Fire & Rescue Service

Extracts from 999 Frontline. First broadcast on Anglia TV 2005 currently re-running on various satelite channels

[@ryanyerrell]

Mac u r such a gd fire fighter it was well gd workin with ya

[@donnaphilbin6563]

SO 💤

[@3rdimedia]

It is correct to say that LFf and CM are effectively the same thing but at the time of filming we were in a transitional period from 'rank' to 'role'. This is a move to redefine the management structure and 'soften' the militarised image and terminilology of the Fire Service. 'Commanders' & 'officers' became 'managers' but at the time (2005) the titles of Leading Fireifighter and Sub Officer were still used as part of the operational command structure.

[@3rdimedia]

Cheers Ryan. You did 'gd' too

[@thepok7115]

does anyone now how to change the siren on the fire engine does it happen automaticly or do you press a button

[@johnfoxall8886]

wil there be another series of this

[@liamphilbin7256]

qqqqqqqqqq🌰

[@PaulPhilbin-wu5ny]

1🎛

[@vlaup]

wat is a sub officer and a leading ff? just asking like over here in america we have leut. capt. battlion chiefs, divison/deputy, Asst.Chiefs and da Cheifs

[@Hilljosh884]

So in basics Chief = Station Commander the officer who is in charge of the station. Captain = Sub Officer/ Crew commander he assists the station commander on incident scenes. Lieutenant = Leading FF who is a normal firefighter but should the station commander be unavailable for an emergency the Sub officer/crew commander will act as station commander and the leading firefighter will act as the sub officer