Welcome to the National Association of Healthcare Fire Officers (NAHFO)

NAHFO Anglia Branch acts as the voice of those associated with healthcare fire safety across the Anglia Region

The Anglia Branch has a variety of members working in trusts spanning four counties. The Anglia Branch has fire safety advisers and fire safety managers from acute, community and mental healthcare trusts, and fire safety consultants. We are a proactive branch who actively promote fire safety and encourage those starting out their careers in fire safety. Our quarterly branch meetings are attended and supported by members who can offer a range of experience which include fire engineering, fire service, health and safety, and military backgrounds as well as having the benefit of three authorised engineers (fire). Member engagement is important to us, and we strongly encourage regular feedback from our branch members so that we can continue to provide relevant CPD and support on regulation and standard updates to promote a standardised approach to fire safety across the Anglia region.

The quarterly meetings take place (March, June, September, December) at a venue in Newport, Essex.

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Our Objectives

To promote

and encourage the furtherance of the highest standards of fire safety in healthcare premises.

To improve

the status and prospects of the Health Service Fire Officers, including a career structure.

To afford

facilities for training and the collation and dissemination of information to members.

To establish

liaison with other bodies on matters of common interest where this is consistent with the objectives of the Association.

NAHFO About

We work with other fire organisations

To best achieve its objectives, NAHFO works very closely with other UK fire safety organisations and is considered as an authority in healthcare fire safety, NAHFO is made up of 13 regional Branches with a National Executive Committee that oversees the running of the organisation.

The membership includes NHS Trust Fire Safety Officers and Advisors, NHS Fire Safety Managers, Local Authority Fire and Rescue Service Officers, private healthcare fire officers and others who have a direct responsibility for fire safety within, or associated to healthcare settings.