Brake has published a report for fleets on crisis management as it also announces two further crisis response training sessions in 2017.

As well as publishing its crisis response training report for fleets, Brake is also running two further seminars with Kennedys.

Published in collaboration with international law firm Kennedys, the report highlights the importance of having an established crisis management plan in the event of a serious incident.

Drawing knowledge from best practice case studies, the guidance also focuses on what should be included in an effective management strategy and includes input from specialist disaster management trainer, Rosie Murray, who has extensive experience in delivering crisis response training to police Family Liaison Officers, local authority staff and commercial companies.

The report follows a series of ‘Crisis response training for managers’ seminars, which covered practical and procedural issues around a crisis event involving sudden death or serious injury and will now see Brake and Kennedys run two additional crisis response training sessions in 2017, in Birmingham and Edinburgh.

The new resource is available free of charge to all Brake Professional members through www.brakepro.org. Non-members can order the resources from the Brake shop, or join Brake Professional for £50 + VAT per year online, to access these and other resources.