Paul Fortune
Chief Instructor and Director
Paul left the Royal Air Force after 26 years as a medic, serving in the Gulf, Bosnia, Sierra Leone, New Zealand, Cyprus and 3 tours in Germany. Specialising in Aeromedical Evacuation he received a formal commendation from the Commander In Chief of the Royal Air Force for his work in repatriating sick and injured personnel from Mainland Europe.
As part of this formal clinical training he was officially seconded to the Luton and Dunstable as well as the Northumbria Ambulance service. As well as his background in trauma care he is an experienced Practice Manager who worked in large health centres, he remains knowledgeable in many illnesses and ailments. His qualifications and experience help him to ensure your company receives the training it requires and deserves. Paul has been married for 25 years, has 2 teenage children and is a keen golfer.
- CIEH Registered Trainer (Professional Trainer Certificate)
- HSE ratified First Aid Instructor
- Defibrillator Instructor
- Manual Handling Instructor
- Risk Assessor
- Diploma in Practice Management
Mick joined the Fire Service in 1987 where he has worked in various departments, for the majority of the time on front line fire fighting duties. He is an extremely experienced and knowledgeable fire fighter who is currently employed in the counties Training Department.
Gary joined the Royal Air Force Fire service in 1998 and has served in the Falklands, Kosovo and Afghanistan (twice) having recently returned from Helmand Province as well as various UK based flying stations. He is a front line Firefighter and training officer for his watch. He has been responsible for military and civilian fire training for the past 8 years and has a wealth of experience.