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FRS 2021-22 CoC Recommendations: Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service

Published 26 July 2022Fire & Rescue Inspection3 recommendations

Cause of Concern recommendations tracked by HMICFRS for Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service (2021-22)

Coverage

The organisations covered are not linked in this record. Check the original report for its scope and addressees.

Recommendations

3
Recommendation F1Completed and Verified Wording not verified against the report

Addressed to: Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service

Cause of concern: The service hasn’t made prevention activity a high enough priority and it isn’t adequately identifying those most at risk from fire.

Recommendation: By 28 February 2022, the service should put in place plans that are designed to ensure that all staff have a good understanding of how to identify vulnerability and safeguard vulnerable people.
Recommendation F2Completed and Verified Verbatim

Addressed to: Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service

Cause of concern: The service hasn’t made prevention activity a high enough priority and it isn’t adequately identifying those most at risk from fire.

Recommendation: By 28 February 2022, the service should put in place plans that are designed to ensure that joint agency reviews take place after significant or fatal fires (reviews should take place at an appropriate strategic level in the service and with relevant organisations)
Recommendation F3Completed and Verified Wording not verified against the report

Addressed to: Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service

Cause of concern: The service hasn’t made prevention activity a high enough priority and it isn’t adequately identifying those most at risk from fire.

Recommendation: By 28 February 2022, the service should put in place plans that are designed to target the most vulnerable, who are at greatest risk from fire

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