For Every Response

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  • 84. Protective clothing in focus: requirements and challenges across the fire sector

    Austrian PPE manufacturer TEXPORT sponsored this year’s Protecting the Protector’s Stage and in this episode, Catherine Levin finds out about their approach, innovations and the future of firefighting protective clothing. She is joined by Tim Wight from TEXPORT and Chris Colgan from Hunter Apparel.

    Speakers:

    • Catherine Levin - host
    • Tim Wight, TEXPORT
    • Chris Colgan, Hunter Apparel
    • 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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      48 min
    • 83. Introducing ambient scribing and how it is freeing up time for the frontline

      David Davis is the Chief Clinical Information Officer for the London Ambulance Service. He is at the forefront of trying out a branch of artificial intelligence that is all about voice. In this fireside chat with host Rich Preson, find out how Ambient Voice Technology could be the key to saving time on paperwork so that paramedics can spend more time with patients.

      Speakers:

      • Rich Preston, host
      • David Davis, London Ambulance Service
      • This episode is sponsored by MSA Safety

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        46 min
      • 82. How to set up a fire and rescue service in Mount Everest

        Asked to set up a fire service in the remote region of the Himalayas, John Aitchison didn’t hesitate and building on his years establishing Fire Aid Nepal, he was the right person for the job. In this episode chaired by stage host Joy Flanagan, he is joined by Dr Matthew Lee, a specialist in the effects of climate change and public health to talk about resilience and capability in one of the world’s most challenging environments.

        Speakers:

        • Joy Flanagan, host
        • John Aitchison, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service
        • Dr Matthew Lee, Fire Aid
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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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          47 min
        • 81. Learning and the art of debriefing once the disorder has ended

          The third and final episode featuring speakers from the College of Policing on the Protecting the Protectors Stage comes from David Cook and Frankie Westoby. They share their experience of debriefing incidents. They talk about a wide range of incidents - including getting the audience to participate in some debriefing of their day - and touch on the learning from the disorder from 2024 to share some great insights based on their decades of experience in policing.

          Speakers:

          • David Cook, College of Policing
          • Frankie Westoby, College of Policing
          • 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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            36 min
          • 80. Why mapping solutions are integral to the Safer Streets mission for policing

            Ordnance Survey hosted its own pavilion at The Emergency Tech Show and Egbe Manners leads the way in this episode where the panel talk about data about place - geospatial data - and how it is key and how some forces are using it to focus resources and drive down crime. 

            This session used slides and imagery that we cannot provide links to here, but this should not detract from your enjoyment of this episode from our GIS experts. 

            Speakers:

            • Rich Preston, host
            • Egbe Manners, Ordnance Survey
            • Martin Jackson, Cumbria Police
            • Rob Goldsmith, Devon & Cornwall Police
            • Ceri Lloyd, Devon & Cornwall Police
            • 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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              49 min
            • 79. Professionalising neighbourhood policing

              The College of Policing join this episode brought to you from the People & Skills Stage. The focus here is on what it takes to professionalise neighbourhood policing. Hosted by Joy Flanagan, the panel talk about making sure those who are working in these areas of policing have the knowledge, skills, and confidence they need to do the job effectively and are recognised as the specialists they are. 

              Speakers:

              • Joy Flanagan, host
              • Jo Taylor, College of Policing
              • Jamie Daniels, College of Policing
              • Nicola MacGregor, College of Policing
              • 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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                47 min
              • 78. Looking after our first responders when the disorder subsides

                In this episode we are joined by two police chaplains who together with Jenna Flanagan from Oscar Kilo, the police wellbeing service, talk about how to look after police officers when the incident is over. They talk with great compassion and poignancy about the murder of three young girls at a dance class in Southport in August 2024 and the police response to the public disorder that followed.

                National Police Chaplain Matthew Hopley leads this conversation which continues the theme of learning from the summer 2024 riots, as our panel share how chaplaincy and wellbeing are at the heart of recovery.

                Speakers:

                • Catherine Levin, host
                • Matthew Hopley, National Police Chaplain
                • John McCarthy, Merseyside Police Chaplain
                • Jenna Flanagan, Oscar Kilo
                • 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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                  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.

                  43 min
                • 77.Wicked problems in policing and what tech can do to solve them

                  Taking a Dragons Den style approach to this session on the Emergency Tech Leaders’ Stage, Tony Blaker probes three small suppliers at the show about how their solutions are helping solve wicked problems in policing. Listen on to find out what solutions are on offer and what this 30+ year veteran of policing had to say to help them build their presence in a crowded technology landscape. 

                  Host Rich Preston also asks questions, putting our suppliers through their paces in this fascinating new approach on this AWS sponsored stage.

                  Speakers:

                  • Rich Preston, host
                  • Tony Blaker, NPCC
                  • Matt Steel, Pocketalk
                  • Richard Blears, Everblue
                  • Nick Haw, Kasm Workspaces
                  • 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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                    50 min
                  • 76. How to successfully transition from the emergency services to a new career

                    Jason Gillard makes his first appearance at the show and in this episode, he leads a panel discussion on how to move from uniformed service to another career. Together with People & Skills Stage host, Joy Flanagan, they discuss the importance of purpose, identity, and community in navigating this next chapter. And they all agree that peer support can be the difference between a lost opportunity and a renewed purpose.

                    Speakers:

                    • Joy Flanagan, host
                    • Jason Gillard, Connect Through Service
                    • Will Hitch, Getac
                    • Graham Given, Cherton Secure
                    • 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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                      44 min
                    • Bonus episode - JESIP huddles and Ten Second Triage at Operation Tendley 2

                      As promised, here is the first of our bonus episodes. Catherine Levin spent the day near Bridgend in South Wales to observe a multi-agency exercise involving police, fire, ambulance and other partner agencies responding to a major road traffic collision. 

                      Catherine grabs time with the leads from the blue light agencies to find out about what the objectives were, how JESIP works in action and what a JESIP huddle looks like. She also digs into the detail about ten second triage and asks if this is now business as usual in Wales. 

                      Because this is recorded outside the audio is variable so bear with us and enjoy learning about a major incident exercise that was six months in the planning. 

                      Speakers: 

                      Catherine Levin, Emergency Services Times

                      DC Richard Paskell, South Wales Police

                      CI Tim Davis, Dyfed Powys Police

                      GM Roger Magan, South Wales Fire and Rescue Service

                      Scott Walker, Welsh Ambulance Service

                      Dr Tim Johnson, Cardiff University Medical School

                       

                      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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                      24 min

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                    Emergency Services Times shares the work of the emergency services in the UK. For Every Response, sponsored by MSA Safety, is a chance to hear from the frontline and industry, inspiring your…