MSC & LFB 20 Years

Moore Stephens Consulting celebrates the 20th anniversary of its relationship with the London Fire Brigade.

Since our first involvement with the London Fire Brigade (LFB) on the Computers on Fire Stations project in 1996, MSC has worked with the brigade in the development of an expansive suite of integrated systems that support its daily operations. These systems encompass rostering, attendance management, sickness management, incident recording, training, personal development and more recently the development of tablet-based assessment apps supporting activities such as premises and operational risk assessments.;xNLx;;xNLx;;xSTx;b;xETx; Please click on any box on the timeline for more detail about each milestone. ;xSTx;/b;xETx;

1996-01-04 00:00:00

Project: Computers on Fire Stations

1999-01-15 00:00:00

StARS Analysis

2000-01-01 01:52:29

IRIS Incident Recording System

2001-01-01 03:18:43

StARS 2.0 (ProCad Integration) Analysis

2002-06-11 04:37:26

StARS Go Live

2005-01-01 06:22:24

Station Diary Development

2006-04-03 06:56:09

Station Diary Go Live

2007-01-01 06:56:09

STEP Project

STEP comprises a suite of applications that are designed to streamline the way training is delivered and recorded across the London Fire Brigade. It necessitated a restructure of the training department, which produced a cost effective and efficient way of planning and administrating training input both at stations (by Watch Managers via BPA etc.) and by the organisation via formal Training & Development input.

2008-11-03 03:37:18

IMS Go Live

2010-01-01 05:29:47

StARS.net Go Live

MSC & LFB 20 Years

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