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  • 93. Managing the risk from contaminants

    In this episode the panel led by the National Fire Chiefs Council looks at the risk from contaminants in all aspects of firefighter activity. Chaired by ACFO Luke Gazzard, the panel discusses how to minimise risk, whether that’s on the fireground or back at the fire station, as all services grapple with the problem of lowering the risk of exposure.

     

    Speakers:

    • Luke Gazzard, Avon Fire and Rescue Service (host)
    • Becky Yates, Avon Fire and Rescue Service
    • Peter Arnevall, Stockholm Fire Brigade
    • John Asher, West Midlands Fire Service
    • John Ashton, West Midlands Fire Service
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      The views expressed in this episode are those of the individual speakers. MSA Safety is not responsible for the content of this episode and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness.

       

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      32 min
    • 92. Operation Boxboard: a case study in multi-agency incident learning

      Effective multi-agency collaboration is paramount during major incidents, yet capturing lessons from complex events poses significant challenges. This episode sees Northamptonshire Fire and Rescue Service outline its strategic implementation of ISARR, a dedicated organisational learning and lessons management platform.

      Speakers:

      • Rich Preston, host
      • Neil Sadler, Northamptonshire Fire and Rescue Service
      • Matt Butler, Northamptonshire Fire and Rescue Service
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        This episode is sponsored by MSA Safety

        The views expressed in this episode are those of the individual speakers. MSA Safety is not responsible for the content of this episode and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness.

         

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        42 min
      • 91. Getting to the root of work-related stress in the control room

        Get a frontline insight into the control room with findings from a staff centred project to identify, assess, better understand and effectively manage the root causes of work-related stress. Join Humberside Police and Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue Service in this episode to learn about their work with psychologists from the University of Hull.

         

        Speakers:

        • Léa Fréour, University of Hull, host
        • Fiona Earle, University of Hull
        • Ryan Stacey, Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue Service
        • Luke Shaw, Humberside Police
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          This episode is sponsored by MSA Safety

          The views expressed in this episode are those of the individual speakers. MSA Safety is not responsible for the content of this episode and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness.

           

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          42 min
        • Bonus episode - Launch of the Gratitude Games

          In this short bonus episode we learn all about the Gratitude Games which is a new event for the emergency services taking place in Manchester in June 2026. 

          Catherine Levin went to the launch early in November to talk to the founders and the emergency services who are supporting it. She finds great enthusiasm for using sport to bring people together, to have conversations about the mental health of those on the frontline while raising money for six great causes.

          Find out more here: https://gratitudegames.uk/

          Speakers: 

          Catherine Levin, Emergency Services Times

          Mark Downard, Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service

          Ricky Nuttall, formerly of London Fire Brigade

          Kate Green, Deputy Mayor, Greater Manchester Combined Authority

          Louise Harrison, Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service

          Geoff Cheshire, Police Care

           

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          14 min
        • 90. The clean vehicle concept: how clean is clean?

          The clean cab concept is well known to fire and rescue services. In this episode the panel expands the approach to embrace all vehicles used by firefighters when thinking about reducing exposure to contaminants from the fire ground. Find out about the practicalities of keeping vehicles as clean as possible and what techniques services can adopt to keep firefighters safe.

          Speakers:

          • Luke Gazzard, Avon Fire and Rescue Service (host)
          • Dave Teggart, West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service
          • Richie Moore, West Midlands Fire Service
          • Lucie Attwood, Surrey Fire and Rescue Service
          • This episode is sponsored by MSA Safety

            The views expressed in this episode are those of the individual speakers. MSA Safety is not responsible for the content of this episode and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness.

             

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            40 min
          • 89. Discover the technology behind the Emergency Services Network

            Following on from last year’s conversation with Simon Parr who heads up the Emergency Services Network programme, we learn in this episode about the technology and the partnership with suppliers. The panel led by programme operations director, Niall Stokoe, talks about the progress of the technical delivery of ESN which will enable the national deployment of 4G based critical communications services to all emergency services users.

            Speakers:

            • Niall Stokoe, ESMCP, host
            • Nigel Smith, ESMCP
            • Mark Taylor, IBM
            • Matt Hall, BT EE
            • AC Mark Nottage, National Police ESN coordinator
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              This episode is sponsored by MSA Safety

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              49 min
            • 88. Leadership and change: lessons from a military career

              The Chief Fire Officer of South Wales Fire and Rescue Service joined Dr Claire Park for a fireside chat with Catherine Levin in what turned out to be the most popular session at The Emergency Services Show 2025. They had a wide ranging discussion about leadership, culture, training and how what Fin and Claire learned from their extensive careers in the military shapes what they do in their current roles. 

              Speakers:

              • Catherine Levin, host
              • Fin Monahan, South Wales Fire and Rescue Service
              • Dr Claire Park, Kings College Hospital
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                This episode is sponsored by MSA Safety

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                The app provides a structured approach to capturing your reflections, making it easier to showcase your growth and meet professional standards. A copy of this certificate will also be added to the app when you request a free account.

                 

                49 min
              • 87. The Swedish perspective on contaminants

                Chief Fire Officer Peter Arnevall travelled to the show from Sweden where he heads up the Stockholm Fire Brigade. He and NFCC contaminants lead, Luke Gazzard, lead a fascinating comparative discussion about firefighters and contaminants. The panel looks at practical solutions and considers why culture should be at the heart of this important topic.

                Speakers:

                • Luke Gazzard, Avon Fire and Rescue Service (host)
                • Peter Arnevall, Stockholm Fire Brigade
                • John Ashton, West Midlands Fire Service
                • Becky Yates, Avon Fire and Rescue Service
                • This episode is sponsored by MSA Safety

                  The views expressed in this episode are those of the individual speakers. MSA Safety is not responsible for the content of this episode and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness.

                   

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                  43 min
                • 86. Lancashire Constabulary and the case for live streaming body cam video

                  Lancashire was one of the first police forces to adopt body worn video and is now looking at live streaming to improve situational awareness and response. In this episode hear the discussion about how forces can use it effectively to ensure victims benefit from a swift and effective response.    

                  Speakers:

                  • Rich Preston, host
                  • Chris Hardy, Lancashire Constabulary
                  • Dave Hannan, Lancashire Constabulary 
                  • This episode is sponsored by MSA Safety

                    The views expressed in this episode are those of the individual speakers. MSA Safety is not responsible for the content of this episode and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness.

                     

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                    43 min
                  • 85. From experience to action: disability inclusion in the emergency services

                    In this episode we hear from Dawn Poulson Whelan and Andrew Price who explore personal lived experience of disability in the ambulance service and policing. They talk about the collaborative work they have done to improve inclusion for staff, patients and service users.

                    Speakers:

                    • Joy Flanagan, host
                    • Dawn Poulson Whelan, East of England Ambulance Service
                    • Andrew Price, Derbyshire Police
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                      This episode is sponsored by MSA Safety

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                      49 min

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