In this episode, the first of three hosted by the British Safety Industry Federation, Natalie Wilson chairs a panel focused on inclusive PPE. With a starting point of the publication of a new standard, the panel explores the importance of ‘Fit for Form.’ They highlight why correctly fitting PPE matters and share practical steps for both manufacturers and end users.

Speakers:

• Natalie Wilson, host
• Amy Beams, Women in the Fire Service
• Sarah Gibbs, BSI
• Laura-Jane Watkins, SecurityWomen

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In a first for The Emergency Tech Show, host Rich Preston is joined on stage by Joy Allen, the Police and Crime Commissioner for Durham. Along with Durham Constabulary DI Andy Phillips, they discuss how this force is using innovative and creative technology solutions to reduce violence against women and girls.

Speakers:

• Rich Preston, host
• Joy Allen, Durham Police and Crime Commissioner
• Andy Phillips, Durham Constabulary

This episode is sponsored by MSA Safety

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With a new book focused on burnout and using case studies from the emergency services, Dr Richard Duggins is the perfect person to share his tips with the show this year. In this episode hear the discussion with Nick Smart, the President of the Police Superintendents' Association, and Esther Ingham from Merseyside Police as they discuss tactics for how to thrive in a stressful workplace.

Speakers:

• Joy Flanagan, host
• Dr Richard Duggins, Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust
• Nick Smart, Police Superintendents' Association
• Esther Ingham, Merseyside Police

This episode is sponsored by MSA Safety

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