RERP TA - Sevenoaks - Kent Fire and Rescue Service

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Review of Emergency Response Provision: Sevenoaks Incidents and Mobilisations Analysis Incident Analysis Contents Introduction ......................................................................................................................... 3 Direct Comparison Station Ground Incident Analysis .......................................................... 3 Actual and Average Incident Numbers for Station Types ..................................................... 3 Chart Overview: Actual and Average Incident Number for Station Types ............................ 5 Wholetime Stations .......................................................................................................... 5 Wholetime Mixed Stations .............................................................................................. 11 Wholetime day crewed Stations ..................................................................................... 17 Retained Stations........................................................................................................... 23 Comparison Against Expected Station Averages .............................................................. 34 Wholetime day crewed Stations ..................................................................................... 34 Retained Stations........................................................................................................... 39 Appendix ........................................................................................................................... 49 Mobilisation Analysis ......................................................................................................... 50 Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 50 Direct Comparison Appliance Mobilisation Analysis .......................................................... 50 Location of appliances ....................................................................................................... 52 Actual and Average Comparisons of Mobilisations by Appliance Type .............................. 54 Rescue Pump Ladders (RPL) ........................................................................................ 54 Extended Pumps (EXP) ................................................................................................. 63 Pump Ladders ............................................................................................................... 73 Pumps ........................................................................................................................... 83 Appliance Mobilisation to Incident Types ........................................................................... 93 All Mobilisations ............................................................................................................. 93 All Fires .......................................................................................................................... 97 All Primary Fires (Including Chimney) .......................................................................... 101 All Accidental Dwelling Fires ........................................................................................ 105 All Secondary Fires ...................................................................................................... 109 Malicious False Alarms ................................................................................................ 113 Fire Alarms Due to Apparatus ...................................................................................... 117 Good Intent False Alarms ............................................................................................ 121 Special Service Incidents ............................................................................................. 124 Road Traffic Collisions ................................................................................................. 128 Temporal Mobilisation Analysis ....................................................................................... 132 Annex 1: Appliance Call Signs and Locations.................................................................. 142 Variance Analysis ............................................................................................................ 144 Annex 2: FSEC Other Buildings ...................................................................................... 150 2
Review of Emergency Response Provision: Sevenoaks Incidents and Mobilisations Analysis Introduction 1. The Sevenoaks area consists of 1 Wholetime day crewed station (S68 Sevenoaks) and 4 retained stations (S67 Borough Green, S69 Westerham, S70 Edenbridge and S71 Seal). Direct Comparison Station Ground Incident Analysis 2. To assess how station locations with their present disposition of appliances compare with other stations within Kent & Medway, a service wide average for each specific type of station has been created using station grounds. The analysis is based on these areas, not by which appliance historically attended. 3. The types of stations have been broken down into the following so an affective comparison can be made: Wholetime appliances only 1 (7 stations) Wholetime, retained mixed 2 (6 stations) Day crewing 3 (which includes a retained second appliance) (9 stations) Stand alone retained station (43 stations) 4. To create these averages five years of incident data has been used between 1st of January 2005 and 31st December 2009. Categories of Emergency Incidents Selected in Analysis Fires Primary Secondary Chimney False Alarms Malicious False Alarms Fire Alarm Due to Apparatus Good Intent False Alarm Special Service Special Services Actual and Average Incident Numbers for Station Types 5. Table 1 below shows the total numbers of incidents by station type. The next table shows the average of these calls by the number of stations within each station type. 6. Whilst averaging the value gives ballpark figures for ready reckoning, it should be kept in mind that some stations, taking for example the retained station Swanley attend far more calls than others e.g. Chilham. Average values can therefore be influenced by very busy stations and very quiet ones. 7. Kent and Medway also varies considerably in demography and geography and covers a range spanning from high urban developments to extensive rural villages. Most retained stations serve rural areas of Kent & Medway, sparsely populated and with few triggers of risk, whilst wholetime stations are located in busy urban areas. This uniqueness should be considered when comparing and contrasting averages for the station types across Kent & Medway. 1 Sevenoaks, Dartford, Maidstone, Medway, Strood, Thames-side, Thanet. 2 Ashford, Dover, Folkestone, Margate, Ramsgate, Tunbridge Wells 3 Deal, Faversham, Herne Bay, Larkfield, Sevenoaks, Sheppey, Sittingbourne, Tonbridge, Whitstable 3
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