Police, Fire and Ambulance arrive at a major incident. What is the BEST way to begin working together?, Share information and agree priorities, Each service starts work without speaking, Everyone waits for someone else to decide, Police make every decision, During an emergency, a team member receives important new information. What should they do?, Share it clearly with the people who need it, Keep it until the incident is over, Tell only one colleague, Continue with their original task, A team member misunderstands an instruction. What should the team leader do?, Explain it clearly and check they understand, Ignore the mistake, Ask someone else to do their job, Remove them from the team, Which is an example of teamwork?, Doing what you want, Ignoring other people, Refusing to help, Helping each other complete a task, What could be a consequence of one team member failing to pass on important information?, The team could make a poor or unsafe decision, The team would communicate better, The incident would be resolved faster, Nobody else would be affected, Why might different Public Services have different priorities at an incident?, They are competing against each other, They do not want to work together, They have different roles and responsibilities, They cannot share information, Who might attend a serious road traffic accident (RTA)?, Police, Fire and Ambulance, Police and Ambulance, Police, Fire and Ambulance

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