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Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service
Annual statement of assurance 2022 - 2023

During 2022-23

Graphic of a red fire engine — We attended 11,343 incidents, an increase of 12% on 2021/2022

Red triangle road safety sign — We attended 104 fire, road and safety initiatives

Graphic of a fire — We attended 4,024 fires, an increase of 19% on 2021/2022

Dumbbell weight — Fitness tests were passed by 99.5% of our operational staff

Graphic if a road traffic collision — We attended 582 road traffic collisions, an increase of 3% on 2021/2022

Graphic of a smoke alarm — We conducted 13,913 Safe and Well visits to 14,489 people

Drawing of two firefighters carrying a stretcher — There were 2,111 incidents which involved rescues and humanitarian assistance

Graphic showing highrise building and a clipboard — 100% Site Specific Risk Information was in review date for the first time

Graphic of a detached house — We attended 4,626 false alarms, an increase of 12% on 2021/2022

Drawing of a clipboard with tick marks on. — We completed 1,024 full fire safety audits and 531 Business Safety checks

Graphic showing students being instructed by a teacher — We provided 701 training courses for our staff

Graphic of a white cross on a red background — Accidents in the workplace fell by 17%

Blue graphic of a calendar — Our on-call appliance availability was 87%, this was above our 85% target

Graphic of a red fire engine (side view) — We attended emergency incidents in an average of 8 minutes and 15 seconds