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Surrey Fire and Rescue Service
Workforce transformation programme
“To provide a professional and well supported Fire and Rescue Service
which reduces community risk in order to
save lives, relieve suffering,
protect property and the environment”.
Surrey Fire and Rescue Service
Spelthorne
On-call Firefighter Recruitment Process
Surrey Fire and Rescue Service
Aim and Objectives • An introduction to Surrey Fire & Rescue Service
• Our role within the borough of Spelthorne
• Overview of the National Firefighter Selection process
Surrey Fire and Rescue Service
Mission
To provide a professional and
well supported Fire and Rescue Service
which reduces community risk
in order to save lives, relieve suffering,
protect property and the environment
Surrey Fire and Rescue Service
Our Service Priorities
We have four priorities to achieve our vision:
• Your Fire and Rescue Service Reducing the risk and impact of fires, vehicle collisions and other emergencies.
• Our Staff Ensuring our workforce is ready and able to provide you with the best possible
service.
• Our Organistation Ensuring that we provide a balanced, efficient, affordable and resilient fire and
rescue service.
• Your Community Delivering localism to make Surrey a better place to be.
Surrey Fire and Rescue Service
Our Values
• Selfless commitment
• Courage
• Discipline
• Integrity
• Loyalty
• Respect for Others
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Fire Stations
Walton
Painshill
Epsom
Oxted
Godstone
Lingfield Horley
Reigate
Spelthorne
Leatherhead
Dorking
Egham
Chertsey
Gomshall
Woking
Chobham
Camberley
Guildford
Farnham
Haslemere
Cranleigh
Dunsfold
Godalming
Esher
Banstead
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Spelthorne Fire Station
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Fordbridge
Roundabout
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Duties and responsibilities
• Attend the same incidents as fulltime firefighters Fires, RTC’s, Rescue’s from height, HAZMAT
• Receive the same training as fulltime firefighters • Respond from home or from work Notified of incident via pager
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Duties and responsibilities
• Spelthorne – Specialist Water Rescue Station
• On completion of Firefighter development, you will receive training in swift water rescue techniques and boat handling
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Availability
• Available to respond to incidents for an average of 54 hours per week (3 month period)
• Does not include during holidays
• Self roster availability – 1 week in advance
• Flexibility to exchange shifts at short notice
• Guaranteed availability of on-call crew
• Need to be aware of the impact on home life or primary employer
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Training
• Paid a monthly salary which includes payment for 200 training hours over the course of the year
• Expected to be available for one training session per week
• Number of training nights per week to be determined
• Does not include during holidays
Surrey Fire and Rescue Service
Pay
Trainee Development Competent
Annual Salary £3,624.96 £3,777.24 £4,832.76
Includes payment for 200 annual training hours
Additional On-Call £2.32 £2.42 £3.10
Per hour for additional availability above 54 hours per week
Disturbance Fee £3.82 £3.82 £3.82
Hourly Rate £9.95 £10.37 £13.27
Surrey Fire and Rescue Service
Benefits to Primary Employer
• Additional skills and training First Aid, Fire Safety, Heavy goods driver
• If you would be interested in being available to
respond from work, please let us know and we will make contact with your employer to explain the benefits you could bring to their organisation.
Surrey Fire and Rescue Service
National Firefighter Selection Process
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Competent Firefighter
FF Development Programme
Basic Training
Medical / Physical Assessments
Interview
DBS Checks / References
Psychometric Assessments
Application Form
The Process
July 2016
July 2015
February 2015
Novermber 2014
October/November 2014
October 2014
October 2014
20/10/14
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Application Form
• There are 2 sections to the application form:
Section 1 - Personal Details
Section 2 - Personal Qualities and Attributes (PQA`s)
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http://www.fireservice.co.uk/recruitment/application
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Closing Date For Applications
Your completed application form must be returned to the
HR team (address at the bottom of the form) by:
Monday 20 October 2014
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Application Form
Any Questions?
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Psychometric Assessments
• No previous fire service experience or knowledge is required for these tests
• The 4 assessments are multiple choice questions
• Limited preparation is possible but read practice booklets thoroughly
• Psychometric test date and location will be confirmed
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Psychometric Assessments
Any Questions?
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Interview
• 2 interviewers
• Lasts up to 1 hour
• Limited preparation is possible but read guidance booklet thoroughly and consult website
• Interview date and location will be confirmed
http://www.fireservice.co.uk/recruitment/interview-questions
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Interview
Any Questions?
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Medical and Fitness Assessments
• Hearing / eyesight test
• Lung function test
• General medical checks blood pressure, reflexes and medical questionnaire
• Bleep test
• Dead lift of 50kg
• Grip strength test
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Physical Assessments
• Based on National Firefighters Selection Testing process. (NFST)
• Amended by SFR&S to reflect an improved and realistic assessment of performance
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Physical Assessments Ladder Ascent and Dismount
• 3rd floor, leg lock, let go, read sign, climb ladder, stand on sill, come down • Test of confidence and following instructions
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Physical Assessments Casualty Evacuation
• Timed, 55kg dummy drag over 30m course incorporating stairs • Test of body strength and co-ordination
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Physical Assessments Ladder Lift and Ladder Extension
• Test 1 - Raise 30kg to height of 182cms, body strength and co-ordination • Test 2 - Extend ladder to top and lower, body strength and control
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Physical Assessments Enclosed Space
• Negotiate crawl/walkway, wearing BA, but not under air • Test of confidence, claustrophobia, and ability to follow a brief
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Physical Assessments Equipment Assembly
• Timed, assemble then disassemble portable pump • Test of manual dexterity and following instructions
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Physical Assessments Equipment Carry
• Hose reel, 2 x 70mm hoses, suction hose, strainer and basket, 33kg barbell • Test of Aerobic fitness, stamina, body strength and co-ordination
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Physical Assessments Equipment Talk
• You will be expected to study four pieces of equipment from an equipment list issued to you during the recruitment process
• You will give a five minute talk on one of the four pieces of equipment as part of the physical assessments
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Physical Assessments General
• Preparation for physical tests and basic training is not to be taken lightly
• Prepare thoroughly
• Keep fit
• Cardio Vascular work
• Upper body strength work
• Use the fitness programme as a guide in your application pack.
• Study the data sheets on equipment list
http://www.firefitsteeringgroup.co.uk/preparatoryfitness.pdf
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Interview
Any Questions?
If anyone thinks they may have any medical issues
please call Gerry Brammer on 01737 224085 to
discuss it now rather than later in the process
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Basic Training Basic Course - Current
• Core skills 16 days (includes 2 days Working at Height)
• Breathing Apparatus 9 days + 5 evenings theory
• RTC 4 days practical + 2 evenings theory.
• As of 2015, 5 days Critical Trauma Care
Firefighter Development Programme • 1 year
• Assessed
• Workshops
Competent Firefighter • On successful completion of FF Development programme
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Next Step
Complete the application form and return by
Monday 20 October 2014
Good Luck