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17th May, 2024 - 10.37am: Chippenham - a fire crew was alerted to a motorbike involved in fire n...Read more

16th May, 2024 - 18:00: Two of our crews from Poole were mobilised to reports of an oven on fi...Read more

15th May, 2024 - 4.31pm: We were called for a fire in the lounge of a house. Two crews from Chr...Read more

13th May, 2024 - 3.33pm: Fire crews from Christchurch and Springbourne attended a report of smo...Read more

13th May, 2024 - 3.27pm: Fire crews from Swindon, Westlea and Stratton St Margaret have dealt w...Read more

13th May, 2024 - 14.19: Fire crews from Dorchester and Bridport attended a road traffic collis...Read more

Employment Health and Wellbeing

DWFRS are fully signed up and committed to the NFCC Core Code of Ethics this is a national core code that sets out the five ethical principles for promoting an inclusive work environment. Further information on the Core Code of Ethics can be found here.

As an employer we take great pride in being a great place to work. To ensure we offer a working environment that is desired by our staff we undertake staff engagement on policies and procedures through consultation processes, network engagement and staff collaboration. In 2019 we introduced a leadership consultancy group who we have since utilised in designing new internal processes, this group were identified by the workforce, for the workforce and allows members to represent their colleagues in the decision-making process. This group has been central to programmes such as a review our appraisal and promotion processes.

Our people strategy, alongside our Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Strategy demonstrates our ongoing commitment to employment, health and wellbeing of our staff and our communities.

 

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