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Fire and Rescue Service Operational guidance Operational Risk Information 1 Contents 1 Foreword 2 2 Preface 3 3 Introduction 4 4 Legal framework 9 5 Strategic perspective 17 6 Data and Information management- continual 21 improvement 7 Security of Information 23 8 Practical considerations 26 9 Competency and training 36 10 Provision of Operational risk Information system 39 11 Appendices 59 A: PORIS - Risk assessment matrix 59 B(1): Likelihood table 60 B(2): Firefighter severity life/health table 61 B(3): Societal and individual severity table 62 B(4): Environmental severity table 63 B(5): Community/social severity table 64 B(6): Heritage severity table 65 B(7): Economic and other severity table 67 B(8): Comparison of levels of risk 68 C: Data capture fields 74 D: Comparison scoring between PORIS score for 94 individual and societal life risk and IRMP Guidance Note No 4 12 Acknowledgements 95
and Rescue Authority in respect of road accidents and other emergencies. 3.5 In support of these legislative responsibilities, The Fire and Rescue National Framework places a requirement on all Fire and Rescue Authorities to have in place effective arrangements for gathering risk information and making it readily available to operational crews.
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