North wales fire and rescue authority

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as % of total WDS workforce

0.00%	0.34%	0.00%	1.40%	1.44%

CHR/ C/005iii N Number of RDS ill health retirements	3	2	6	6	6
CHR/ C/005iii D Average number of RDS personnel	587	584.5	564.5	571.0	557.0
as % of total RDS workforce	0.51%	0.34%	1.06%	1.05%	1.08%

CHR/ C/005iv N Number of control personnel ill health retirements	0	0	0	0	1
CHR/ C/005iv D Average number of control personnel	32.5	33	33.5	33	32
as % of total Control workforce	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	3.13%

CHR/ C/005v N Number of non-operational personnel ill health retirements	1	0	0	1	0
CHR/ C/005v D Average number of non-operational personnel	132	137.5	145.5	152.5	154.00
as % of total non-ops workforce	0.76%	0.00%	0.00%	0.70%	0.00%

LOCAL
Local N Total number of secondary fires attended	2,000	1,509	1,538	1,626¹¹	1,613
Local D Population of FRA area	675,563	677,971	677,971	678,750	678,461
per 10,000 population		22.26	22.69	23.94	23.77

Local N Total number of malicious false alarms attended	154	166	140	118	133
Local D Population of FRA area	675,563	677,971	677,971	678,750	678,461
per 1,000 population	0.23	0.25	0.21	0.17	0.20

Local The total number of Home Fire Safety Checks delivered	26,504	31,180	32,802	36,905	28,472

Local The percentage of accidental dwelling fires confined to the room of origin	93%	92%	93%	91%	92%

SECTION 7
GLOSSARY

Fires	All fires fall into one of three categories – primary, secondary or chimney.
Primary Fires	These are fires that are not chimney fires, and which are in any type of building (except if derelict), vehicles, caravans and trailers, outdoor storage, plant and machinery, agricultural and forestry property, and other outdoor structures such as bridges, post boxes, tunnels, etc. Fires in any location are categorised as primary fires if they involved casualties, rescues or escapes, as are fires in any location that were attended by five or more fire appliances.
Secondary Fires	Secondary fires are fires that are neither chimney fires nor primary fires. Secondary fires do not involve casualties, rescues or escapes, and will have been attended by four or fewer fire appliances. Secondary fires are those that would normally occur in locations such as open land, in single trees, fences, telegraph poles, refuse and refuse containers (but not paper banks, which would be considered - in the same way as agricultural and forestry property - to be primary fires), outdoor furniture, traffic lights, etc.
Chimney Fires	These are fires in occupied buildings where the fire is confined within the chimney structure, even if heat or smoke damage extends beyond the chimney itself. Chimney fires do not involve casualties, rescues or escapes, and will have been attended by four or fewer fire appliances.
Special Service Incidents	These are non-fire incidents which require the attendance of an appliance or officer and include: Local emergencies e.g. flooding, road traffic incidents, rescue of persons, 'making safe' etc; Major disasters; Domestic incidents e.g. water leaks, persons locked in or out etc; Prior arrangements to attend incidents, which may include some provision of advice and inspections.
False Alarm (general guidance)	Where the FRS attends a location believing there to be an incident, but on arrival discovers that no such incident exists, or existed. Note: if the appliance is ‘turned around’ by Control before arriving at the incident it is not classed as having been attended and does not need to be reported.
False Alarms - Malicious	These are calls made with the intention of getting the FRS to attend a non-existent incident, including deliberate and suspected malicious intentions.
False Alarms - Good Intent	These are calls made in good faith in the belief that the FRS really would attend a fire or special service incident.
False Alarms - AFA	These are calls initiated by fire alarm and fire-fighting equipment. They include accidental initiation of alarm apparatus or where an alarm operates and a person then routinely calls the FRS as part of a standing arrangement, i.e. with no ‘judgement’ involved, for example from a security call centre or a nominated person in an organisation).

1 688,400 according to the Office of National Statistics 2011 mid year estimate and 687,600 according to the 2011 census.

2 Figures taken at the time of the 2010 Small Area Population Estimates, published October 2011.

3 Source: Infobase Cymru.

4 Source: Infobase Cymru.

5 StatsWales Table 014499

6 StatsWales Table 005501

7 StatsWales Table 005502

8 StatsWales Table 005510

9 StatsWales Table 025006

10 Amended post audit

11 Amended post audit.

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