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QUALITY MATTERS

MISSION STATEMENT

The First Intervention Training Ltd. mission is to be the preferred supplier of training and services meeting all the Fire, Medical, Security and Health & Safety requirements of all companies within the UK.

This will be achieved by being a customer driven organisation which provides the highest quality training services at the most competitive rate to all our clients.

Purpose

To provide customer driven training services, operating on a commercial basis, with prime focus on Fire, Medical, Security and Health & Safety, and to be their preferred supplier.

It is the policy of the First Intervention Training Ltd. Team to provide a consistent standard of service to its clients at least equal to the best of its main competitors.

 
FIRST INTERVENTION TRAINING
 the staff at the BBC World Service Bush House London

The completion of a recent contract undertaken on behalf of Land Securities Trillium for their own and BBC staff at Bush House saw 2027 people trained in Fire Safety Awareness and Fire Wardens trained in their own procedures and the practical use of extinguishers.

A training room set aside for a rolling programme of sessions was in constant use over a five week period with a sixth week used for peripatetic training throughout the Bush House complex to enable BBC World Service personnel to be trained in their own sections. These ranged from Albanian, American, African sections through Press Office, Finance and Legal to Persian/Pashto, Russian and Thai sections. If operational requirements dictated it, training was taken to relevant sections.

A cycle shed area in the car park was utilised for practical training using FIT’s environmentally-friendly fire trainer enabling a real fire experience 20 metres from The Strand

Favourable comments were received through, such as the following:

“I attended the fire safety session in Room 728 Centre Block Bush House on 15th March 2004 at 11 am. I want to express my gratitude for such an excellent presentation.

I have been working in Bush House for the last 14 years and attended several such sessions but today’s illustrated lecture was some thing very very different from all previous fire trainings.

From the first sentence of the presenter it caught our attention and we were all ears throughout the session.

I think the reason for this huge success was that the presenter changed an otherwise official and impersonal affair into a very PERSONAL CONCERN for all of us. Please convey my congratulations to the presenter.”

BBC WS STAFF MEMBER

“I am writing to put our appreciation on record for the departmental fire training we received on the 17th March. Many of my colleagues commented how different it was from previous trainings; how it really grabbed their attention and how relevant it was to not only safety of their work environment but also to private lives.

Please pass our thanks to the fire officer who conducted the training.”

BBC WS STAFF MEMBER

“Dear Jane,

I have sat through many annual fire training lectures over the years. Some have just gone through the motions. Most of the ones I have attended since joining the BBC have been reasonably good. But none have come close to the one delivered by Chris Sullivan today. Unusually he made no apology for taking us away from our busy workplaces. Instead he held our attention for the full hour. No jokes. A brilliant delivery of a very strong message.

Top marks to First Intervention Training

BBC WS STAFF MEMBER

“Jane,

I expect you have had other comments but I have to say that I felt the fire training this year was the best ever, really relevant, personal, clear, energetic, in short excellent – and he covered the contingency arrangements really well also.

Many thanks
WS BBC STAFF MEMBER

First Intervention Training wish to convey its thanks to Land Securities Trillium and BBC World Services for their hospitality and look forward to working with them again in the future.

 
 
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