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Clare County Fire and Rescue Service has been awarded the ‘ISO 45001 Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Management System’ accreditation, which is the world’s first international standard for OH&S. ISO 45001 provides a framework to increase safety, reduce workplace risks and enhance health and wellbeing at work, enabling an organisation to continually

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Chief Fire Officers’ Association Annual Conference 2018

By Nick Fitzgerald 11 May 2018

The Chief Fire Officers’ Association (CFOA) Annual Conference for 2018 took place this year at the Knockranny House Hotel in Westport, Co. Mayo. The organisation itself acts as a professional voice for fire services in Ireland. Spanning over two days, the events theme for this year was “Fire Service Delivery-Prepare for the Future”. Now in […]

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Extreme weather, new building boom pose challenges for fire services – chiefs

By Nick Fitzgerald 11 May 2018

Council Journal caught up with Adrian Kelly, CFO of Co. Clare and Secretary of the Chief Fire Officers’ Association at the organisation’s annual conference at Knockranny House Hotel in Westport, Co. Mayo to find out what the Irish fire services are currently working on at present and the challenges faced. Firstly, he explains the idea […]

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Fire Services Chiefs Face Recruitment Battle

By Nick Fitzgerald 11 May 2018

The Chief Fire Officer’s Association (CFAO) is the professional body of Chief Fire Officer’s (CFO) in Ireland. The CFOA Annual Conference, now in its 61st year, was held in the Knockranny House Hotel, Westport Co. Mayo. Speakers from Ireland, England, Scotland, the Czech Republic, Austria and America gathered together over the space of two days […]

Clare Fire Service Achieves International Health and Safety Accreditation

Chief Fire Officers’ Association Annual Conference 2018

Extreme weather, new building boom pose challenges for fire services – chiefs

Fire Services Chiefs Face Recruitment Battle

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