Fire & Rescue Improvement Technician (Hybrid)

South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service; South Yorkshire; Hybrid; GBP 26,000 - 28,000; Full time

Job summary

South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service in Sheffield is seeking an Improvement Technician to support the Firefighter Safety Team by driving safety improvements, analysing learning from incidents, and managing risk information.

You will work across teams to maintain Site Specific Risk Information (SSRI) and CFRMIS records, identify trends, and help develop operational guidance and training to enhance performance and safer practices.

Qualifications

• Deliver and support improvement activities across the Firefighter Safety Team.
• Collaborate with operational teams to resolve issues and improve performance.
• Collate and analyse information from incident debriefs and other operational learning sources.
• Maintain, update, and administrate Site Specific Risk Information (SSRI) and CFRMIS records.
• Identify trends from operational feedback and contribute to safer working practices.
• Support the operational guidance team.

Responsibilities

• Utilise multiple software systems to collate, record, analyse, and visualise data.
• Support operational personnel to carry out their work safely.
• Produce reports, procedures, statistical returns, and data analysis.
• Perform general administrative duties including filing, scanning, and document preparation.
• Liaise with internal teams and external agencies to ensure effective work processes.
• Promote and comply with SYFR policies including equality, diversity, health, safety, and wellbeing.

Job description

South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service in Sheffield is seeking an Improvement Technician to support the Firefighter Safety Team by driving safety improvements, analysing learning from incidents, and managing risk information.

You will work across teams to maintain Site Specific Risk Information (SSRI) and CFRMIS records, identify trends, and help develop operational guidance and training to enhance performance and safer practices.