1. Business Change and Engagement Manager
NOG - Programme update
Joanne Ward
Business Change and Engagement Manager

2. Conference Overview Programme update Models of implementation
Case study - a service’s journey with NOG
Workshops: Service Implementation Toolkit
National Operational Learning
Case studies- explain what the speakers are here for, to share their experiences and to detail their journey with implementation of NOG
The future of the programme
Panel Q&A

3. Programme Update Final year of the programme Published guidance
Development of scenarios
Training framework
Engagement visits
FRS’s visited
National and International reach with comms and engagement
The success of the Programme in delivering to set milestones and we are due to complete on time and on budget
Engagement
Due to complete in 2018, on time and within budget

4. Why NOG? National Operational Guidance Support for implementation
Training Framework
National Operational Learning
Slide provides an overview of what the programme provides, the suite of strategic and tactical guidance, supported by a training framework and detailed specifications, wrapped up in a continuous loop of leaning. Ultimately, at the heart of its development id firefighter safety.
Expectations – needs to talk about what we expect from them- one show in town approach…..
You pay for it! - CFO’s pay the money, you have the responsibility to implement the strategic framework and practitioners review the guidance, reserving the right to adopt, adapt and reject the guidance
Support provided
Why wouldn’t you?
Support for implementation

5. Strengths of the programme
Programme approach, project management principles
Team of SME from across the sector
Consultative development
Engagement and supportive delivery
Governance and scrutiny

6. Governance & scrutiny Roy Wilsher (NFCC Chair)
Dany Cotton (LFB Commissioner)
Chloe Dunnett (Home Office)
Mark Norris (LGA)
Operational Guidance Strategy Board
Chaired by Dave Walton
(DCFO West Yorkshire)
Senior Ops Leads from each of the devolved administrations
Representative Bodies
Prospect, FBU, FOA and the RFU
Health and Safety Executive
Airport Operators Association
Institution of Fire Engineers
Fire Sector Federation
(Represent organisations who work with or within the built, natural, fire and rescue and national resilience environments)
Operational Guidance Group
Programme Management
Guidance Content
Technical Authoring
Publication/Website
Communications
Business Change & Engagement
NOG Programme Team
Chaired by
Andy Bowers
(ACFO Hampshire)
National Implementation
Forum (NIF)
National Training
Managers Forum
Chaired by
Gus O’Rourke
(AM Cheshire)
Project Board Major incidents
Project Board Incidents involving animals
Project Board Industry
Project Board
Health hazards
Project Board Physical hazards

7. Benefits to you
Strategic framework meeting your statutory responsibilities
Standardisation of operational doctrine, with the flexibility to import localisms
Legacy guidance
Collaboration and interoperability (efficiency)
Currency and maintenance

8. The final year 2018 Completion of projects
Developing a framework for strategic risk assessment
Service integration tool
Legacy guidance
How many projects we have to finish, what happens next with the training framework, completion of scenarios
BC & E- implementation workshops , regional ambassadors,
Support- final year so take the opportunity to approach the team for support, request a visit
Business change and preparing for the future
Support