Decision Making in the UK Fire and Rescue Service

[@avgoustinoshadjiyiannis9631]

Absolutely brilliant work! ''We're moving ahead of best practice and moving into the realms of research and innovation''. Looking forward to learning more and possibly, if I can to be involved in such progressive projects. A massive thank you!

[@SAMattersTV]

Thank you for your research. This will be very helpful toward helping current and future incident commanders understand the importance of situational awareness and the processes for making high-risk decisions. Bravo!

[@alantunniclifee8045]

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[@keplermission4947]

Anything is better than the lowest of the low, Glenrothes, Cadham in Fife. They put out a rose garden composter with no visible smoke. They broke down a gate on a private house to do it. evoboatsfm.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_15.html Wow! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qn3Eq6yJqdaeabM

[@thirstyfun1991]

absolutely amazing! just finished reading Sabrina's book, couldn't put it down. great to see what was written actually being shown, and because of the book have thought about applying some of the practices into my work

[@robertgreiner634]

Great stuff! Thank you for your effort!

[@IansOddInterests]

Sounds like a load of PR waffle with HR having a extreme input.

[@easywatching]

She's cool, great stuff

[@crashdodgers]

May be they should take this work to the US, as they clerly need help with thier decision making prosse.

[@grahammaguire404]

Anyone fancy a ice cold beer!!!!!!

[@greghone6421]

Computerised training thought up by management with little experience if any of real firefighting ?????

[@Law9652]

Yeah, training should be devised by those with little education. Much better.