Construction work has started on a new live fire training facility which will ensure Island firefighters are better prepared for emergencies.
Diggers are on the site at the rear of the Energy from Waste Plant - once the initial groundwork is complete a series of interconnected compartments will be shipped over.
The units will be used to simulate real-life scenarios with the ability to control heat, humidity, smoke and restricted visibility.
It means firefighters will no longer have to be sent away for training - deputy chief fire officer John Murtagh says it's crucial:
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