FIRE is the only fire sector journal offering an open forum to ensure the UK Fire and Rescue Service goes from strength to strength, based entirely upon models of excellence. That quality comes from our contributors – the best from inside and outside the Service.

FIRE is focusing on what works best, how it works well, and where else it can be applied to ensure high quality service delivery.

FIRE is concentrating on three main strands: 

·          Operational Assurance

·          Risk Management

·          Learning & Development.

FIRE identified these three main strands as being the core of Fire and Rescue Service duties, from which all else flows. Covering fire issues in such a way allows us to drill down into the detail whilst maintaining a strategic overview that ensures we cover all fire-related topics. Within this comprehensive framework every valuable dimension of fire and rescue work will be under the spotlight.

Working closely with key stakeholders such as CFOA we will be promoting Models of Excellence; ie what works best and how it can be adopted for wider implementation. FIRE is also working closely with fire sector employers, managers, representative bodies, suppliers and purchasers to provide an interactive forum for best practice.

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FIRE is focusing on specific areas with particular interest to suppliers to the UK Fire and Rescue sector.

FIRE is the only fire sector journal offering an open forum to ensure the UK Fire and Rescue Service goes from strength to strength, based entirely upon models of excellence. That quality comes from our contributors – the best from inside and outside the Service.

FIRE is focusing on what works best, how it works well, and where else it can be applied to ensure high quality service delivery.  Your quality products and services are integral to support this drive to maintain and raise standards in the fire sector.  FIRE is concentrating on three main strands: 
·         Operational Assurance
·         Risk Management
·         Learning & Development.                               

Operational Assurance
‘FIRE supports fire professionals as they strive to improve performance in every aspect of Fire and Rescue Service work. We are committed to advancing knowledge and raising standards across every level of the Service.’
This section focuses on the Fire and Rescue Service core duties of operational response and rescue, from rope rescue to mass decontamination, focusing on performance capability and competence.

From technical specifications for rolling out CAFS to civil contingencies and contingency planning, we will cover all areas of operational effectiveness.

This will include:
Equipment
USAR
Water & Rope Rescue
Maritime
Industrial
Aviation
Extrication
Multi Agency
Incident Command
Resilience / Civil Contingency
Standards
New Technology

Risk Management
‘FIRE informs readers on every aspect of Fire and Rescue Service work: from prevention to intervention including all emergency rescue activities. We report, analyse, debate and inform to support the drive towards public service excellence.’

This section focuses on how fire and rescue services address risk management, from data mapping to frontline response, focusing on performance, innovation and results. 

Risk management is critical for every fire and rescue service and FIRE will seek to ensure every facet of integrated risk management planning is incorporated.

Coverage will include:
Emergency Planning
Duty Systems
CPA
Communications
Data Mapping
Procurement
Regulations
Asset Management
Standards
IRMP
Regional Control Centres
Retained Service

Learning & Development
‘FIRE values service improvement through innovation, learning and development. We value diversity and all people within the Service.’

This section focuses on personal and professional development in the Fire and Rescue Service, and will include analysis of training, role maps, career progression opportunities and leadership. 
Our Learning & Development section will provide readers with a comprehensive guide to career development, utilising experts on the Integrated Personal Development System and how to guides on career progression.

Coverage will include:
Recruitment & Retention
IPDS
Change Management
Leadership
HR and Training
Centre of Excellence
CPD
Cultural Change
Diversity & Equality
Multi Level Entry
Simulation Training
Lifelong Learning

FIRE identified these three main strands as being the core of Fire and Rescue Service duties, from which all else flows. Covering fire issues in such a way allows us to drill down into the detail whilst maintaining a strategic overview that ensures we cover all fire-related topics.

Within this comprehensive framework every valuable dimension of fire and rescue work is under the spotlight.

Working closely with key intellectual stakeholders such as CFOA, DCLG, LGA, we will be promoting Models of Excellence; ie what works best and how it can be adopted for wider implementation. FIRE is also working closely with fire sector employers, managers, representative bodies, suppliers and purchasers to provide an interactive forum for best practice.

We will also be producing four quarterly regional supplements to coincide with industry conferences and exhibitions so we can target the audience specific to location.

FIRE magazine offers you the opportunity to be closely associated with initiatives which are at the cutting edge of Fire and Rescue Service development – a great chance to be intrinsically aligned with these models of excellence.

We have been offering suppliers to the market the opportunity to maximise  brand awareness and support for excellence through sponsorship packages which include editorial, advertising and branding within the magazine, available within any of our three tier packages: Bronze, Silver, and Gold.

Bronze
4 months of branding on internal feature covers
3 Full Page’s adverts
2 full page’s of editorial within products section or within features if relevant
4 months: Logo / Ad Banner (plus live hyperlink) hosted on models of excellence web page (soon to be hosted) on www.fire-magazine.com  £4,200+VAT

Silver
8 months of branding on internal feature covers
5 Full Page’s adverts
3 full page’s of editorial within products section or within features if relevant
8 months: Logo / Ad Banner (plus live hyperlink) hosted on models of excellence web page (soon to be hosted) on www.fire-magazine.com £6,300+VAT 

Gold
12 months of branding on internal feature covers
7 Full Page’s adverts
4 full page’s of editorial within products section (and on website) or within models of excellence features if relevant
12 months: Logo / Ad Banner (plus live hyperlink) hosted on models of excellence web page (soon to be hosted) on www.fire-magazine.com £8,400+VAT                                                          

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