But I must say that I agree, in part, with Paul.
With the use of Non-Operational Staff, as Fire Safety Officers, they are bound to a certain SOP (Standard Operational Procedure) to find a result, no matter what that entails.
When I was a Paid Operational SFF, I had this argument time after time, as to why we couldn't get the FF's(No matter what rank) on the fire-ground to do Fire Investigations, right after the incident had even happened.
Well, that fell on deaf ears, until now, where we have the FireNet.
We are looking for good photos and written material with respect to Fire Incidents.
Fire Safety won't give us anything.
