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Emergency Planning and Business Continuity Conference

22 October 2020 - Manchester

The phrase “not since World War II” has been used frequently to address these unprecedented times. A global watershed moment that has affected countless lives, and continues to shape everything on a day to day basis both professionally and personally. Measuring the impact of the pandemic is an ongoing process, taking potentially a number of years until it’s fully understood.

“Building the plane whilst flying it” is an adage that best describes the emergency planning that has taken place over the past several months. A national crisis, that was not only unforeseen, but created a new range of changes, challenges and terminology. ‘Covid-secure’, ‘social distancing’, ‘localised lockdown’ etc. have all become parts of our everyday lexicon.

This conference will look at the various stages of the pandemic and the resulting side effects. An opportunity to hear first-hand accounts from industry professionals thrown in at the deep end. Answering those important questions – how did they cope with the restrictions? What short and long term solutions were required? In what ways are they still dealing with the changes?

Join us and discover a wealth of information to assist with better understanding your organisation’s emergency plans and business continuity needs.

Highlights of the Emergency Planning and Business Continuity Conference include:

 

  • Breakout sessions with live Q&A
  • Online chat capabilities with cyber experts
  • Access to exhibitors’ virtual booths
  • Downloadable resources
  • Fantastic prizes…. and much more!

Virtual conference awaits – click here to attend

 

  • 22 October 2020
  • 09:00 - 15:00
  • Manchester - Directions
  • £99 + VAT
Learning Outcomes
  • Review the current government guidance on emergency planning and response
  • Lessons identified from recent major incidents
  • Discover the importance of planning for recovery before an incident
  • Continuous improvement for emergency planning
  • Business continuity planning
  • Staff training and company culture change – engaging staff at all levels in business continuity and emergency planning
  • Effective crisis communication and comms strategy
  • Emergency and business continuity response in a digital world
  • Working towards ISO 22301 Business Continuity Management – Understanding and prioritising the threats to your business
Who Should Attend
  • Business Continuity Manager
  • HS&E Compliance Manager
  • Business Manager
  • HSE Manager
  • Civil Contingencies Officer Improvement Lead
  • Civil Resilience and Business Continuity Lead Officer
  • Incident Management Business Partner
  • Contingency Planning & Business Continuity Officer
  • Incidents & Emergencies Advisor
  • Contingency Planning Officer Lead
  • Emergency Planning Officer
  • Continuity and Risk Manager
  • Operational Intelligence & Business Continuity Manager
  • Continuity Business Manager Operational Planning
  • Director of Facilities
  • Operational Security Manager
  • Emergency Planning & Business Continuity Officer
  • Operations Director
  • Emergency Planning and Resilience Manager
  • Operations Manager
  • Emergency Planning Manager
  • Facilities Manager Resilience & Continuity Functions Manager
  • Global HS&E Manager
  • Resilience Awareness Development Manager
  • Head of Emergency Preparedness
  • Resilience Manager
  • Head of Physical Operations
  • Risk Control Manager
  • Head of Resilience and Operational Performance Senior Facilities Services Manager
  • Head of Security Senior Health
  • Safety & Risk Manager
  • Head of Service Delivery Operations
  • Senior Operational Risk Manager
  • Health, Safety and Quality Manager
  • Strategy and Development Manager
  • Heath Safety & Resilience Coordinator

We do not accept delegate registrations from suppliers.


This year's Sponsors

  • EXHIBITION ENQUIRIES
    Hugh Blackwood
    H.Blackwood@salford.ac.uk
  • DELEGATE TICKET ENQUIRIES
    Sheraz Mahmood
    s.mahmood29@salford-spd.co.uk