This course is available to all people with a role in Emergency Management / Business Continuity

If you are an experienced Business Continuity (BC) Practitioner looking to further your skills and knowledge, this course has been designed for you. Offering the chance to identify good practice in developing and embedding business continuity arrangements to get the best from your industry and move your business forward.

The course revolves around peer discussion, live case-studies and inside industry knowledge brought to the classroom by our experienced facilitators. Materials on the course and the guidance given follow both the BCI Good Practice Guidelines and ISO 22301, the international standard for business continuity.

Together the class will revisit the importance of the business impact analysis (BIA), review what makes an effective business continuity plan and explore how to validate business continuity management (BCM) arrangements.

This course is available to all people with a role in Emergency Management / Business Continuity

Decision logs are an essential tool for emergency responders. If you are responsible for recording decisions in your organisation or as part of a multi-agency partnership, this course is for you.

This course is available to all people with a role in Emergency Management / Business Continuity

In the fast moving world of crisis communications it is essential to be primed and ready to react. This course builds the knowledge and confidence needed to get your message out to the right people.

Our course provides delegates with the tools to warn, inform and advise the public effectively, using both traditional and modern methods of communication.

Designed to give you the most up-to-date and professional understanding of the way modern media works, our Associates are no strangers to crisis communications in an emergency.

Discuss and compare best practices with other professionals as we cover a full range of media from conventional print to digital platforms, while also holistically learning to create and manage an integrated presence.

This course is available to all people with a role in Emergency Management / Business Continuity

Managing an emergency can be complex and challenging, especially when working within a multi-agency environment. Decisions often have to be dynamic, using commonly understood plans, procedures and terminology for dealing with disruptive events.

This course is designed for those who are new to emergency management, taking you step-by-step through the civil protection world in a highly interactive way.

Set within the context of the Civil Contingencies Act, Introduction to Civil Protection is a, multi-agency training course delivered by our Associates who have real time experience of managing the challenges of today’s emergencies.

This course is available to all people with a role in Emergency Management / Business Continuity

An ideal course for those whose working environment includes crowded places. Answer the questions: 'What is a Safety Advisory Group (SAG)? How should work and what are the best ways to increase safety at an event?'

Covering work places, events and contractors, you will learn how to become an effective member of any Safety Advisory Group.

Reviewing case studies and learning from past experiences, delegates will look at crowded place risk, as well as revisiting the UK Good Practice Guide.

It’s an opportunity to learn from the sources of UK GPG, whose up-to-date knowledge and experience, as well as connections within the industry, are outstanding.

Gain a unique insight into COMAH planning and equip yourself with the key tools required for writing and testing your own COMAH plans, or for assessing and improving your existing plans to make sure they are fit for purpose.

Who is this course for?

• Incident Managers who wish to understand the regulatory framework and incident response requirements for a COMAH site
• Emergency Planners who are working with COMAH sites and responder agencies
• Exercisers who are wanting to validate and assure their COMAH response plans