London Fire Brigade
Julian Martin has extensive experience in information technology and service management, currently serving as the Chief Information Officer (CIO) at London Fire Brigade since 2002, where responsibilities include overseeing digital and IT services for over 6000 users across more than 100 locations, as well as managing the Vision 999 command and control system. Prior experience includes serving as Support Services Manager at Energis Communications from 1999 to 2002, focusing on service desk operations, asset management, and producing business cases, budgets, and MIS reports. Earlier, Martin was the Technical Support Manager at West Berkshire Council from 1990 to 1999, managing technical support services and overseeing the installation and support of critical systems, including NetWare 4. Educational background includes attendance at Truro School from 1976 to 1983.
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London Fire Brigade
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London Fire Brigade is the busiest fire and rescue service in the country. What's more, we are one of the largest firefighting and rescue organisations in the world protecting people and property from fire within the 1587 square kilometers of Greater London. We are the only UK fire service where all operational staff are full-time. Other brigades use a combination of full and part-time staff and retained firefighters who carry out firefighting duties in addition to their usual employment. To provide a round-the-clock service, we operate a two shift, four-watch system at stations – red, white, blue and green. Control staff take emergency 999 calls, find out details of incidents, send fire engines and deploy our resources to emergencies. They also use a six-watch system but have a different rank structure. It's not just firefighters who help make London a safer city. We have a range of non-uniformed and non-operational staff who work behind the scenes to support our front-line services, including IT, Finance, Procurement and Community Safety officers.