The municipality and its fire and rescue service in transition : leadership and methodology for safety and accident prevention.

By:

Rosenberg, Tommy

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Karlstad : Swedish Rescue Services Agency, c2001.Description: 84pISBN:

9172532254

Subject(s):

Fire services management

Partial contents:

1. The municipality and its fire & rescue service in transition -- 2. Working for safety and accident prevention -- 3. A model and tools for systematic incident & accident prevention -- 4. Leadership for change -- 5. Towards a changed fire and rescue service.

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This book's main message is that municipal fire and rescue services, politicians, and other municipal bodies need to do more than just react to incidents and accidents once they have happened. It challenges them to put greater emphasis on their work for accident prevention. Based on findings of research carried out in collaboration with services from 2 municipalities, it suggests working methods, models and tools for the transition to and development of systematic accident prevention work.

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