The module will introduce learners to the 4Rs of emergency management, develop an understanding of recovery in the Fire and Emergency context and identify which current initiatives and work programmes are actively contributing to positive recovery outcomes.
This week some of our people in Wellington, Nelson-Marlborough, Canterbury, Mid-South Canterbury and the West Coast took part in Exercise Rūaumoko.
Fire and Emergency crew members recently participated in a rescue drill at a stormwater project in Albany, Auckland.
The Aerial Appliance Procurement Project is seeking expressions of interest (EOI) for five Aerial Trainers.
Fire and Emergency Urban and Search and Rescue (USAR) team members from Wellington demonstrated their drone capability at a multi-agency training day held recently.
Fire crews from Auckland City and Parnell worked with other agency representatives recently on an exercise at Port of Auckland involving an electric vehicle (EV) fire.
Te Kei recently held its three day SIMEX to train and test their capability to respond to a large incident.
Next week is a big week for our Urban Search and Rescue team as they are tested for their reclassification as an international deployable team.
Earlier this month teams from across the Region came together at Te Hiku Region HQ for a three-day SIMEX.
Every year we process around 20,000 applications for training with the vast majority of these using our online training application form. We've recently made improvements to how it works.
