1. The Key Principles in Delivering Change Area Manager Ken Peek Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service

2. Background IRMP 1 2004/5. 5 Risk to life categories. 5 Data sets utilised Dwelling fires. Injuries. Fire Deaths. Special Service Calls. Indices of Multiple Deprivation..

3. New Response Standards High Risk – First attack within 5 minutes with additional support within 8 to 10 minutes. Medium Risk – First attack within 6 minutes with additional support within 9 to 11 minutes. Low Risk – first attack within 7 minutes with additional support within 10 to 12 minutes. Our aim is to achieve these standards on 85% of occasions. We aim to improve this attainment level to 90% by 2010..

4. Revised Risk Map © Crown Copyright. Ordnance Survey. Licence No. 100026956 High Medium Low

5. Risk Modelling Process Evolution. Access to powerful & proven commercial risk management tools. Developed Merseyside fire response simulation model..

6. Key Principles of Delivering Change Different working patterns available to volunteers; Search & Rescue Team staff appliance Retained CPL,s 4 Low Level of Activity & Risk Stations 1 Retained Resilience Station Self rota work patterns Now we have less firefighters with the ability to earn significantly more money..

7. Key Principles of Delivering Change Increased resources to intervene to protect our community; Advocates Youth Engagement Teams Threat Response Group Small Fires Unit Fire Bikes Marine Rescue Unit While sustaining excellent levels of fire cover..

8. Key Principles of Delivering Change Increased resources to intervene to protect our community; Advocates Youth Engagement Teams Threat Response Group Small Fires Unit Fire Bikes Marine Rescue Unit While sustaining excellent levels of fire cover..

9. Deaths in Accidental Dwelling Fires

10. Injuries in Accidental Dwelling Fires

11. Accidental Dwelling Fires

12. Total of Home Fire Safety Checks

13. Total Smoke Detectors Fitted

14. Enriching The New Risk Model FSEC. Blue Eight. Mosaic. Census data..

15. The New Risk Model