Brake offers essential crisis response training for Scottish employers
Executive management, HR professionals and fleet management personnel are invited by Brake, the road safety charity, to attend an essential crisis response training course.
Brake offers essential crisis response training for Scottish employers
The one-day course, sponsored by international law firm Kennedys Law LLP, takes place on Wednesday 22 November 2017, in central Edinburgh.
Brake says the training will cover procedures that organisations should have in place to provide support to employees following road crashes and other sudden or traumatic events.
Speakers include Kennedys Law LLP Scotland’s lead liability partner, Rory Jackson, specialist disaster management trainer Rosie Murray and Detective Sergeant, Liz Armitage, from West Yorkshire Police.
Knowing how to react and to project manage the many issues that arise when the worst happens is essential planning for organisations, especially those employing at-work drivers, Brake adds.
The seminar is free to attend for existing Brake Professional members and costs £40+VAT (RRP £120+VAT) for non-members.
Membership of Brake Professional costs from £50+VAT per year.
To book a place on this seminar or to find out more about joining Brake Professional, email [email protected] or call +44 (0)1484 559909
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