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DAY CREWING PLUS PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION

GM Phil Cox. DAY CREWING PLUS PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION. PRESENTATION CONTENTS. DCP stations selection DCP overview of system proposed Implementation of system Construction of accommodation. DAY CREWING PLUS SYSTEM. Target - W/T fire appliances with limited risk and activity

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DAY CREWING PLUS PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION

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  1. GM Phil Cox DAY CREWING PLUS PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION

  2. PRESENTATION CONTENTS • DCP stations selection • DCP overview of system proposed • Implementation of system • Construction of accommodation

  3. DAY CREWING PLUS SYSTEM • Target - W/T fire appliances with limited risk and activity • No minimum/maximum activity figure set • ECR identified a number of stations

  4. PROPOSED DAY CREWING SYSTEM STATIONS

  5. DCP STATION ACTIVITY

  6. PROPOSED STATIONS ACTIVITY

  7. PROPOSED STATIONS ACTIVITY

  8. PROPOSED STATIONS ACTIVITY • Activity related • Busiest DCP station: 777 mobilisations per annum • Busiest station: midnight – 7 o’clock: 139 mobilisations per annum • Busiest station: critical incidents – 241mobilisations per annum • Busiest station: critical incidents midnight - 7 o’clock: 46 mobilisations per annum

  9. DAY CREWING PLUS SYSTEMPROPOSAL

  10. OVERVIEW DCP CREWING SYSTEM • Looked at other services, MFRS particularly • System of ‘positive’ and ‘standby’ hours: 42 positive, 42 standby per week (average) • Positive 12-hours shifts during day - standby on nights from purpose built accommodation within station grounds – shift = 24hrs • 14 staff rather than 28 – provision for 5 riders • Response times same = no change for the public

  11. DCP OVERVIEW • Voluntary participation – • no redundancy, adjustment by natural wastage • opportunity to transfer to alternative station • Voluntary participation - significant financial incentive to work DCP system • Self-rostering system – requirement to workspecific number of shifts over defined period

  12. DCP OVERVIEW 33% individual FF productivity gain for training, CFS etc • Reduction of 14 staff per station - cost savings up to £400K per pump • One-off capital costs for accommodation etc

  13. DCP OVERVIEW • Phased implementation • 6-month pilot – two from three stations i.e. St.Annes, Penwortham and Rawtenstall

  14. DCP STAFFING • Provision for 5 riders • One watch only • 14 staff - 1 x WM ‘B’ - 2 x Crew Managers - 11 Firefighters • ‘Positive’ shifts = potentially more than five on duty (run with up to 8 for training) • ‘Standby’ periods = maximum of five on duty

  15. DCP DUTY REQUIREMENTS • 182 ‘positive’ shifts per annum - before leave/PHs/training taken into account(actual = 148) • Up to 182 ‘standby’ periods per annum • Positive shifts: indicative 0800 – 2000 start/finish including meal breaks • Standby periods 2000 – 0800 • Shifts start at 08:00

  16. DCP DUTY REQUIREMENTS • 14 ‘positive’ shifts in each four week block • Up to 14 ‘standby’ periods in each four week block • Rota for each four week fully populated (1,2 & 3 preference group) – A/L populated for year • No more than five consecutive shifts followed by minimum of two days free from duty (Grey Book) • Duty periods flexible in accordance with station/personal needs

  17. DCP DUTY REQUIREMENTS • ‘Positive’ shifts: work on station the same as currently • ‘Standby’ periods from provided accommodation: emergency response and related activity only

  18. DCP REMUNERATION • DCP allowance equivalent to 32% of basic rate • Allowance non-pensionable • Allowance only payable whilst working DCP • Allowance lost after four weeks sickness unless as a result of service injury

  19. DCP REMUNERATION *Based on non-pay protected rate

  20. NEXT STEPS • Negotiations with FBU undertaken • Initial expressions of staff interest - October • CFA decision yes/no – Dec 14th • Commence implementation - January 2010 • Construction Penwortham started 4th Jan • Penwortham completed March 12th

  21. NEXT STEPS • Penwortham Go Live – 1st April 2010 • St Annes Go Live - 1st July 2010 • 6 months pilot used to report progress and evaluate any options for amending prior to future role out.

  22. LOCAL AUTHORITY PLANNING & CONSTRUCTION

  23. Local Authority Planning • LFRS had 6 different planning authorities to deal with. • Builds consisted of:- 1 x Conversion 5 x New Build (facilities same - building bespoke - costs)

  24. Accommodation • Accommodation- Five en-suite rooms - TV/Internet facilities - Communal kitchen and lounge - Disabled access - Family visits permitted

  25. Construction • Buildings timber framed • Rooms based on travelodge style • Full AFD & sprinkler system installed • BREEM rating (good – v, good) • Initial Tender included PQQ (to save time in future)

  26. philcox@lancsfirerescue.org.uk Thank You

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