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We provide high quality incident command, leadership, train the trainer, management and hazmat training programmes to UK authority Fire and Rescue Services, Rescue Firefighting Services and industrial fire brigades. We only hire serving or retired UK Fire and Rescue Service officers with extensive operational experience. Our mission has remained the same since the beginning. We want to provide the best quality training and development in fire incident command, management and leadership to UK local authority fire and rescue services and Rescue Fire Fighting Services in the UK and beyond.
The Joiners Shop,Chatham Historic Dockyard, ME4 4TZ, Chatham, United Kingdom
This was a good introduction to the course, however, I felt that it was more focused on operational commanders rather than Control - for example, knowing what a particular tabard represented and decisions made on the incident ground. I'm looking forward to the physical course being more Control - centric.
Reply from Peter Stanley Training
Thanks for the review Jo.
Great inclusive learning environment. Instructors willing to share their experience and completely supportive.
Credible trainers/role players and a well researched, realistic scenario.
A truly immersive experience with a detailed feedback report for professional development.
Recently attended the MFSO Course. Instructor knowledge and experience was faultless.
Interactive 3 days and now feel prepared to undertake the duties of a Functional Officer to the standard expected.
Thanks for a great course.
Reply from Peter Stanley Training
Thank you, Simon. We are very happy that you enjoyed the course
Really interaction experiential opportunity. Well facilitated, with clear deliberate practice to take forward.
Reply from Peter Stanley Training
Thank you for the review Terry
I did my L2 incident command course with Peter Stanley during COVID, although it was online / distance learning the experience was amazing... The tutors were excellent and the support for my learning in between the modules was second to none.
When carrying out my final operational assessment the role players were very supportive, helping me through the scenario exactly as I would expect at a live incident. Thank you to Peter and the team for delivering an excellent course
Reply from Peter Stanley Training
Thank you for your review Adam.
Really good course by highly qualified tutor. The course was perfect for my needs designing ICS courses from a really practical perspective. Great course. Thanks
Reply from Peter Stanley Training
Thank you very much for the reveiw Joe
This was a great learning platform for the subject matter presented. The functions are user friendly and I appreciate the fact that it pushes one to commit to the learning in its entirety.
Reply from Peter Stanley Training
Thank you very much for the review Marcus
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