Intelligent Risk Management
The National Counter Terrorism Security Office (NaCTSO) – with the support of The Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure (CPNI) and academic experts – has recently published guidelines on how to improve security in crowded places, such as retail environments and commercial centres.
Crisis Management : Unplanned events such as acts of terrorism, security threats, public disturbance and political unrest can have disastrous… Read more
The Cabinet Office have recently released guidance on how to prepare for emergencies, reiterating the importance of emergency preparedness. The guidance comes as the BBC reports that approximately 1 million workers will receive training on how to cope during a terror attack. The guidance is designed to help identify risks and help to prepare individuals, businesses and communities what to do in the event of an emergency.
Police officers, soldiers, emergency services and intelligence officials across the capital have recently found themselves taking part in London’s largest counter-terrorism exercise to date.
This course has been designed specifically to assist in the management of large commercial properties during an emergency.
This course has been designed specifically to assist in the management of large commercial properties during an emergency. The course is designed to develop an understanding of the principles of emergency management, relative to the role of Facilities Managers/Building Managers, and to introduce you to the new concept of Emergency Preparedness Testing (EPT).
This course has been designed for those with crisis management and business continuity roles and responsibilities.
Emergency planning ensures a complete structure is in place for emergency management. Our experienced fire consultant will survey the site and produced an Emergency Plan that details the policy, organisation, planning, implementation, audit and review arrangements necessary to meet compliance standards.
S2’s Emergency Preparedness Testing has been designed to review the effectiveness of emergency response procedures in order to ensure that legal obligations to prevent and mitigate the effects of a major incident are met.
