National Resilience Detection Identification Monitoring (DIM) Instructors

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Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service

Value

£320,000

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Specialist training services
Education and training services
Training services
Staff training services
Technical training services

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Submission Deadline

4 years ago

Published

4 years ago

Description

National Resilience Detection Identification Monitoring (DIM) Instructors: 
DIM Training courses cover instruction and coaching in the suite of specialist equipment used by the CBRN(e) capability, providing DIM Advisors with the underpinning knowledge and understanding to operate the equipment effectively.

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Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service

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+44 1512964000

+44 1512964000

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