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HaddiiWelshnagala(Somali) aadsoo doonaysidxiriir 01743 dokumentigan 260200 ama iimayloo ku [email protected] luqad kale ama qaab kale sida far waaweyn ama maqal ah, fadlan nagalaHaddii(Somali) aadsoo doonaysidxiriir 01743 dokumentigan 260200 ama iimayl oo ku [email protected] luqad kale ama qaab kale sida far waaweyn ama maqal ah, fadlan nagala Os(Somali) hoffech soo xiriir chi gael01743 y wybodaeth260200 ama honiimayl mewn [email protected] iaith neu ar ffurf wahanol fel print bras neu sain cysylltwch â ni ar (Somali) 01743 Os hoffech 260200 chi gaelneu ydrwy’r wybodaeth e-bost hon [email protected] mewn iaith neu ar ffurf wahanol fel print bras neu sain cysylltwch â ni ar 01743 (Somali) 260200Os hoffech neu chi drwy’r gael e-bost y wybodaeth [email protected] hon mewn iaith neu ar ffurf wahanol fel print bras neu sain cysylltwch â ni ar 01743 260200Os hoffech neu chi drwy’r gael e-bost y wybodaeth [email protected] hon mewn iaith neu ar ffurf wahanol fel print bras neu sain cysylltwch â ni ar 01743 Os 260200(Welsh) hoffech neu chi drwy’r gael e-bosty wybodaeth [email protected] hon mewn iaith neu ar ffurf wahanol fel print bras neu sain cysylltwch â ni ar 01743 260200Os(Welsh) hoffech neu chi drwy’r gael e-bost y wybodaeth [email protected] hon mewn iaith neu ar ffurf wahanol fel print bras neu sain cysylltwch â ni ar 01743 260200 (Welsh) neu drwy’r e-bost [email protected] (Welsh) Contents 1 Foreword ....................................................................................................... 5 2 Introduction – Overall objective and key proposals, the Community Risk Management Plan (CRMP) process and Service achievements during last CRMP ...... 7 3 Legislation and National Influence ...................................... 9 4 Shropshire and its Fire and Rescue Service ................. 11 • The Fire and Rescue Authority • The Service • Service Delivery • Performance 5 Stage 1 Identifying and Assessing Risk ............................ 19 • Community Risk • Organisational Risk 6 Stage 2 Managing and Reducing Risk .............................. 31 • Headline Actions • Department Aims and Actions 7 Stage 3 Measuring and Demonstrating Impact ....... 41 8 Contact Us .................................................................................................... 44 9 Appendices ................................................................................................. 45 10 Glossary .......................................................................................................... 51 3 4 Foreword Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service, and the Authority that provides its governance and direct link with our communities, are dedicated to making Shropshire safer. We have had to work with reducing finances over the last decade, but we have been able to reform and restructure to make sure we continue to deliver the same excellent level of service that people expect and deserve. We have kept all our fire stations open and fully crewed, we have maintained all the specialist capabilities that people value the most – such as “water” and “large animal” rescue – and we have made tremendous advances in targeting our prevention work at those who are most vulnerable. In 2018 the Service was assessed by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate as being “Good” at being both effective and efficient with managing our risks and also “Good” at looking after our staff. The Service is, quite rightly, proud of this achievement; but it is a position on which we want to build. We recognise this can only be done as a collaboration between our communities, our staff and our partners – including those hugely generous employers who release our on-call firefighters to give such exceptional protection to our towns, villages and hamlets. You will see in our Community Risk Management Plan (CRMP) how we plan to do this. The CRMP forms the basis of the contract between Shropshire and Wrekin Fire and Rescue Authority and all the communities and individuals it serves. The plan underpins our corporate strategy for the next four years and it explains how we understand the risks; setting out our commitment to providing the right people, equipment and actions to reduce them. We have consulted widely to ensure our plans meet the expectations of our residents, communities and partners, and to provide you with confidence that you are getting the Fire and Rescue Service you need; one that is able to keep your lives, homes and businesses safer from fire, to protect your environment and to come to your aid when you need it most. As Chairperson of the Fire and Rescue Authority and Chief Fire Officer of the Fire and Rescue Service we value your opinion and encourage you to offer feedback on our plans.
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