James White

Watch Commander – Service delivery – Dunfermline Fire Station – Clack, Fife and Stirling LSO area.

I was responsible directly to the Station Commander, ensuring all tasks delegated are completed and returned in a timeous manner.

· Planning and leading the workload for an operational watch to ensure the objectives of the station plan are met.

· Coordination CSE activities to meet local demands and risks and run alongside current thematic action plans.

· Delivery of training and assessments to improve and measure performance. I lead other members of the Watch Command team to ensure training conducted is in line with Training for Operational Competence.

· Respond to operational incidents in the role of Incident Commander to resolve incidents, providing tactical and operational information to ensure the successful outcome of an incident.

· I assume supporting and functional roles as detailed within the Incident command structure as required.

· Following incidents and training events I conduct the debriefing of involved personnel to review and learn from incidents/events and feedback through appropriate Operational Assurance processes.

· Partnership working with Local Authority representatives, Police Scotland and Safer Communities teams to assist in the appropriate control measures involving fire in derelict properties.

Watch Commander – Service delivery – Alloa Fire Station – Clack, Fife and Stirling LSO area.

I was responsible directly to the Station Commander, ensuring all tasks delegated are completed and returned in a timeous manner.

· Planning and leading the workload for an operational watch to ensure the objectives of the station plan are met.

· Coordination CSE activities to meet local demands and risks and run alongside current thematic action plans.

· Delivery of training and assessments to improve and measure performance. I lead other members of the Watch Command team to ensure training conducted is in line with Training for Operational Competence.

· Respond to operational incidents in the role of Incident Commander to resolve incidents, providing tactical and operational information to ensure the successful outcome of an incident.

· I assume supporting and functional roles as detailed within the Incident command structure as required.

· Following incidents and training events I conduct the debriefing of involved personnel to review and learn from incidents/events and feedback through appropriate Operational Assurance processes.

· Partnership working with Local Authority representatives, Police Scotland and Safer Communities teams to assist in the appropriate control measures involving fire in derelict properties.

I was responsible directly to the Watch Commander, ensuring all tasks delegated are completed and returned in a timeous manner.

• Support and deliver community safety and enforcement programmes to protect the public and make communities safer

• Lead, supervise and develop individuals and teams to maintain and deliver services

• Provide tactical, operational, leadership and support to resolve incidents

• Act as Incident Commander as required

• Supervise and maintain the response of the emergency service

• Support Watch Commanders in the management and administration of a watch and deputise, as directed, in the Watch Commander’s absence.