Day 1 of Module 1 - EDBA Fire Service College and the delegates end their first day with the “Long Walk.” This is designed to instil confidence in the Dräger set and to get used to the weight of it.

Day 2 - An introduction to safe movement in reduced visibility. It’s important the delegates learn this basic skill Fire Service College prior to introducing searching and casualty handling.

Everybody loves Fire Behaviour Awareness Fire Service College. It’s imperative we follow the theory session with a practical demonstration

Week 2 Fire Service College and it is the legendary HAZMAT Monday!! This is an example of what happens to the camping gas cylinders everyone has stored in their garage or loft in a fire

Who doesn’t love a gas tight suit wear, especially when it’s your first experience! As HAZMAT Monday drawers to a close, the pace now increases as we head towards the end of Module 1 Fire Service College, keep up the great work! #hazmats #cbrn

As the penultimate day of exercises comes to a close Fire Service College, the Mod 1 delegates got to witness some more FBT, only after the obligatory final exam that is! Great to see everyone coming together in their teams, one more day of hard work to go!!

After a hectic final day of exercises Fire Service College, we are immensely proud to say well done to all of the aspirant HART Paramedics on passing your BA training! It’s been a steep learning curve, but your success is thoroughly deserved. Next step - Mod 2 DCBRNC

Again, many congratulations to all the delegates on completing their first #UKHART module Fire Service College! Enjoy your weekend off and see you bright and early DCBRNC for Day 1 of Module 2

As this chapter of Dave Kings’ NARU Education adventure comes to an end, we want to wish you all the luck in the world in your new role back EEAST Ambulance Service. Our loss is their massive gain. Thanks for all that you have done, your contribution to the #ukhart has been invaluable.

Command huddle ready for the mutual aid exercise DCBRNC as the delegates move into their final two weeks on Mod 3

It got busy in the CCP DCBRNC as the mutual aid exercise got into full swing! Great to see some amazing teamwork and fabulous clinical skills in a highly stressful environment.

Command huddle implementing JESIP principles ready to the start of the delegates final exercise DCBRNC, it’s going to be a busy day!

HART now on scene, receiving their first brief before deploying. JESIP now in force DCBRNC

CCP now set up to receive the first casualties NHS England Ten Second Triage now in force, command team from London Ambulance Service Daniel Elkeles now up and running DCBRNC

Incident has now moved to the DCBRNC train station, FCPnow set up and yezikita p999 Command huddle ready to deliver their brief

First teams deploying to an ongoing incident DCBRNC, multiple casualties reported on the final exercise for the #ukhart paramedics

A huge thankyou to all the paramedic students Bournemouth Uni and University of Gloucestershire Simulation and University of Gloucestershire for making todays exercise DCBRNC realistic and overwhelming for the new #ukhart paramedics just about to join their Trusts

It’s not only the delegates on NARU Education courses who need training, this week the instructors have been working with Pulse Safety Solutions Ltd away from the office on their Confined Space course. Looks like they have made the most of the break!

Great to meet the NARU Education team today in Winterbourne Gunner (and yes they really have given the name of their mocked up railway station to have more letters in it than any other station in Britain!). The National Ambulance Resilience Unit London Ambulance Service

Daniel Elkeles NARU Education The National Ambulance Resilience Unit London Ambulance Service Great to meet you too, and many thanks for the cakes 🍰