Introduction to our Integrated Risk Management Plans

The Government asks every Fire and Rescue Authority to produce a document called an Integrated Risk Management Plan (IRMP). The aim of the plan is to focus on risk to life and make sure we use our resources effectively to deal with them.
In 2005 the Government agreed that we could produce an IRMP that covered a rolling 3 year period. This allows us to undertake a more wide-ranging and complex review of activities, which can often take longer than one year to complete. It has also allowed us to bring the plan together with our 3 year plans related to finance and asset management. We are committed to updating the community on the progress we have made, and consulting on the changes that we are proposing.
2008/09 Integrated Risk Management Plan
This year’s IRMP was agreed by the Authority at its meeting on 20 February 2008 following a consultation period that run from 5 November 2007 - 18 January 2008. If you would like to view the outcomes of consultation please click on one of the links below; both a summary and a full detailed report are available.
View the Consultation Summary Report|
View the Detailed Consultation Report|
You can also view the agreed Integrated Risk Management Plan 2008/09|, which focuses on how the Authority will improve the service by making the best use of resources by investing in training and equipment.
Request a copy of the detailed research|

IRMP Archive
Our previous IRMPs and a summary of consultation findings are available by clicking on the links to the right. Each plan has focused upon different aspects of our work details of which can be found below.
IRMP 4 (2006) – An update on issues contained in 2005’s plan, revised aim and objectives and the budget for 2007/08.
IRMP 3 (2005) – Further developments to education and awareness programmes, proposals for ways of measuring performance for fires and road traffic collisions.
IRMP 2 (2004) – Changing our approach to emergency special services which are non-fire incidents and responding to major incidents, inside and outside Kent.
IRMP 1 (2003) – Increasing the resources KFRS puts into Community Fire Safety.

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Integrated Risk Management Plan?
View this year's IRMP|

IRMP Archive?
IRMP4|
IRMP4 Results Summary|
IRMP3|
IRMP3 Results Summary|
IRMP2|
IRMP2 Results Summary|
IRMP1|
IRMP1 Results Summary|
 
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