Cayman Islands Fire Service

🚒 Cayman Islands Fire Service – Building Stronger Emergency Response 🚒

We are proud to recognize four of our Sub Officers on their successful completion of the Bronze Command Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Principles (JESIP) Training Course, held from 4th – 13th March 2026.

👏 Congratulations to:
• Christopher Jackson (Aerodrome Division)
• Omar Bryan (Aerodrome Division)
• Nicholas Peralta (Domestic Division)
• Luke Welds (Domestic Division)

The JESIP framework strengthens how emergency services work together during critical incidents through key principles:
Co-locate, Communicate, Coordinate, Jointly Understand Risk, and Share Situational Awareness.

We are also pleased to highlight that Omar Bryan, Nicholas Peralta, and Luke Welds have completed the Bronze Command Train the Trainer course, enabling them to train and certify others in these essential principles.

This achievement increases the number of qualified JESIP trainers within the Cayman Islands Civil Service to 15, further enhancing national preparedness and interagency coordination.

👏 We commend their dedication and commitment to public safety and operational excellence.

Leadership

Kitchen Fire Safety Tips 🔥🍳

The Cayman Islands Fire Service reminds everyone that unattended cooking is one of the leading causes of home fires. Always stay alert while cooking and keep flammable items away from the stove. If a grease fire occurs, never use water, as it can cause the flames to spread rapidly. Instead, turn off the heat and carefully cover the pan with a metal lid to smother the fire. If the fire cannot be controlled, move to safety and call 911 immediately. 🚒