Welcome to season two of For Every Response, the podcast from Emergency Services Times, sponsored by MSA Safety.

You will have enjoyed dipping into the episodes from season one where we shared all the sessions from The Emergency Services Show and The Emergency Tech Show. This time we bring you a series of interviews with leaders from across the emergency services.

EST Editor, Catherine Levin and Deputy Editor, Lanna Deamer talk to ten leaders who provide insights into how they work in a complex world and ensure communities stay safe.

The first episode drops on 6 May and you'll hear Catherine talking to David Boyle, national JESIP lead.

New episodes drop every Tuesday.

Be sure to subscribe to find out who else they are talking to every week until mid July. After that, the team will be all about the shows, so look out for updates on those.

And, you will still receive CPD accreditation from our partner CPDMe.

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The Saving Lives is Not Enough report sets out opportunities for fire and rescue services to work with other agencies to achieve better outcomes for people affected by burns. In this session with Krissie Stiles, a burns and plastic surgery nurse specialist, Mark Rist formerly of Kent FRS and RIchard Smith from London Gatwick Fire Service, they share their experience of implementing interventions set out in the report and share why it has become an important part of their service delivery.

Speakers: Krissie Stiles, Leigh Day | Mark Rist, Kent Fire and Rescue Service | Richard Smith, Gatwick Airport Fire Service

Chair: Joy Flanagan

This episode is sponsored by MSA Safety

The views expressed in this episode are those of the individual speakers. MSA Safety is not responsible for the content of this episode and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness.

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Wildfires hit the headlines more frequently than ever before and while the fire and rescue service lead the response, mitigation and prevention strategies require a wider collaborative approach. Our experts discuss why wildfires are everyone's problem and that without ownership by those who can influence change, the problem will simply remain.

Speakers: Professor Guillermo Rein, Imperial College | Rob Gazzard, Forestry Commission | Andy Elliott, Wildfire Training and Consultancy Ltd

Chair: Claire Whitaker

This episode is sponsored by MSA Safety

The views expressed in this episode are those of the individual speakers. MSA Safety is not responsible for the content of this episode and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness.

CPD accreditation from CPDme

This episode is worth 0.5 CPD points. Collect your certificate using the link below.

https://bit.ly/40kQih9

Download the free CPDme app to document your learning, reflect on how it aligns with your goals, and defend your decision-making when evidencing your CPD.

The app provides a structured approach to capturing your reflections, making it easier to showcase your growth and meet professional standards. A copy of this certificate will also be added to the app when you request a free account.