french academy for fire, rescue and civil protection officers aix en provence

Lieutenant-colonel René Spiès

French Academy for Fire, Rescue and Civil Protection

Officers

AIX EN PROVENCE

Presentation of the :


France is divided in 100 physical departments.

Each one has a special administration dedicated to fire and rescue missions.

Fire fighting territorial organization


100 departmental (county) college-Each fire service is responsible for his own training organization for basic fire fighters

-Various sizes for the departmental colleges

Organisation of training in France


One national school

for all the officers

Based since september 2007 in Aix en Provence

Organisation of training in France


ENSOSP• The 5 majors assignments are defined by

a law : 1° - Trainings for volunteer and professional

fire-fighter officers, – Initial training– Continuous or vocational training

• 2° -Trainings for elected people, civil defence managers, industrial and international experts


ENSOSP

• 3° - Management of local and regional fire-fighter schools.

ENSOSP is responsible for the cooperation of all the training actors in France.

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ENSOSP

4° - To Manage research, prospective and technological survey. To share information on or concerning Fire and Rescue services.

5° - To manage the international relations in terms of research and exchange of knowledge.


Historique de l’école…

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1977 :1977 : CréationCréation ENSSPENSSP

1986 :1986 : ENSOSP branche Dir. De la Sécurité CivileENSOSP branche Dir. De la Sécurité Civile

1994 :1994 : INESC établissement public dont ENSOSPINESC établissement public dont ENSOSP

2004 :2004 : ENSOSP Etablissement public (7 juin 2004)ENSOSP Etablissement public (7 juin 2004)

2007 :2007 : Nouvelle implantation, virage historique, Nouvelle implantation, virage historique, ENSOSP en reconstruction.ENSOSP en reconstruction.


Organigramme ENSOSP

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Colonel Philippe Colonel Philippe BODINOBODINO

Directeur de l’ENSOSP

Colonel François Colonel François PRADONPRADON

Directeur Adjoint

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Préfet Alain PERRETDirecteur de la D.S.C.

Pascal PERTUSAPrésident du Conseil Président du Conseil

d’administration d’administration


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• Bureau du suivi pédagogique des intervenants

• Division Disciplines Fonctionnelles : Lcl Christian JEANDEMANGE

• Division Disciplines Opérationnelles : Lcl Thierry CARRET

• Division Formations Santé : Mchl Philippe VASSEUR

• Division Formations spécialisées : Lcl Bertrand CASSOU

• Division Ingénierie pédagogique : Cdt Olivier TROUVÉ

• Site Oudiné :

Antenne du service prévention : Lcl Jean-Paul SPIESS

Lcl Gilbert PASCALDirecteur du

département CODEF


Lcl Thierry CHABASDirecteur du

département MOF

• Division Étudiante : Division Étudiante : Lcl Serge HERARDLcl Serge HERARD

• Division Soutiens Logistique moyens : Division Soutiens Logistique moyens : Cdt Cdt Richard MAURELRichard MAUREL

• Division plateau technique :Division plateau technique : Cdt Frédéric Cdt Frédéric TOURNAYTOURNAY

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• Division Infrastructures : Bertrand MALLET

• Assistante : Mme Lydie JUMELLE

Lcl Christophe MIGNOT

Directeur du département TEO


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• Division pôle national des ressources et des savoirs : • Lcl Bruno BEAUSSÉ

• Division Actions internationales et recherche : • Lcl René SPIES

Lieutenant Colonel Lieutenant Colonel BeausséBeaussé

Directeur par intérim Directeur par intérim du département du département prospective et prospective et

développementdéveloppement


An educating institute • ENSOSP forms the 25, 000 firefighters

officers– volunteers and professionals– medical staff (nurses, physicians, pharmacists,

and veterinarians)

• Other audiences :– local authorities or representatives,– government officers,– business executives, French and international

experts,– international firefighters.


• The Academy proposes:

• Firefighting training and first aid training Crisis and risk management

• Human resources management • CBNR and environmental prevention and

preparedness• Operational management • Training for medical executives • Senior officers training


Figures in 2009• 4 000 firefighter’s officers

annually • 200 training sessions each year• 400 trainees a day• 76 000 trainees altogether in

2009 (in comparison to 30 000 in 2003)

• 1 200 guest-speakers, 70 % coming from

• Fire & Rescue services and 30 % from• public or private sectors


An institute promoting firefighters’ fundamental values• Heritage

transmission of :

• liberty,• equality,• fraternity,• solidarity,• courage, devotion,

• equity,• Loyalty• effectiveness,• commitment,• respect, etc.

these values are emphasized each day at the Academy


An institute opens to the world The Academy is an active member

of :• The network of various national

schools of public utilities • The network of Fire and Rescue

Services • The European Fire Service Colleges’

Association• The network of Fire and Rescue

Services’ Schools


An anticipating institute• Studies and research

Lessons learned through experience

A didactical and pedagogical way of thinking

Resources and knowledge sharing


• 75 000 trainees each year

• 185 employees

• Budget up to 25 Millions €

Some figures of 2008


The training sessions

• Initial and basic training for young fire-fighter officers at the beginning of their career.

• Initial training for paramedic and medical staff of fire and rescue services.


The trainings sessions

• Specialized Trainings

• Transmissions- Radio

• Hazmat Hazards

• Nuclear Hazards

• Prevention


In 2002, the ministry of interior decided to build a new school in the south of France with 2 areas:

• One for the staff and for the theoretical teaching centre

• One as operational training centre

THE Academy of the futur


Teaching centre : some figures • 27 000 squared meters built for the

teaching centre and the offices

• 450 accommodation rooms

• 2 amphitheatres

• A restaurant for 1 000 people

• A stadium and a gymnasium

• 50 Millions € investment


• Staff of 48 persons

• up to 60 trainees every day in 2010

• 28 Millions € for the building

• 10 Millions € for motor vehicles and teaching material

• Ground surface : 23.7 ha

Operational training centre : some figures


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