About me
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EXPERIENCE, CURRENCY, QUALIFICATIONS
Experience – A seasoned practitioner of emergency and crisis management training. Customers range from public bodies that include; Government Departments, Local Resilience forums to private companies that include, Cruise Operators, Utilities, Rail Operators, Financial Sector, Oil and Gas Sector, Air Industry, Military Sector, and Academia.
Currency – Worked as an Associate for the government’s Emergency Planning College for over 10 years. Supported large events such as; Operation YELLOWHAMMER (no deal Brexit), the London Olympics, G8 Summits, NATO Summit, and Commonwealth games. Internationally, I have delivered training and exercises on 5 continents gaining considerable experience in international risks, hazards, and national operating procedures. I have carried out a training needs analysis for The UK Cabinet Office Briefing Room (COBR) and consulted for the Civil Contingencies Secretariat where I was key to the development and delivery of the largest Government cross Departmental Exercise in more than 20 years.
Consulting | Training | Exercising
QUALIFICATIONS
- MSc in Emergency Planning Management
- Gold Commander qualified
- Police Chemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Gold Commander qualified
- Ofqual-Regulated Level 5 Diploma in Corporate Risk and Crisis Management
- D32, Levels 3 and 4 Qualifications in Assessing and Assuring the Quality of Assessment
- Business Continuity Qualified
- Police Incident Officer
- Police Multi-Agency Advisor
- Security Clearance
Company Mission
Provide first class training in today’s climate of increasing and unknown risks.
A2Z Resilience Limited supports clients by providing training events specific to your; legal obligations, organisational requirements or simply showing you are an agency or Company that has effective and auditable training and exercising regime. In today’s age of risk and legal scrutiny, it is so important that you; educate and train staff before exercising them and this activity should be based on the philosophy of ‘train as you operate’.