The Employee Safety & Security Forum
08:00 |
Registration: Refreshments, Networking & Solution Showcase |
09:00 |
Welcome Javier Colado, Senior Vice President, Everbridge |
09:15
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Protecting Employees: A shared duty of care? Whether you have office based staff, mobile or travelling employees, contractors or lone workers you have a duty of care towards all your employees. Recent events have taught us that major incidents can occur anywhere at any time - in crowded places, overseas and outside of working hours. Just how far do organisations have to go to ensure the safety of their employees? This session will provide you with straightforward advice on the essential steps to fulfil your duty of care.
Nicole Vazquez, Director, Worthwhile Training Nigel Heaton, Health & Safety & Risk Consultant, Human Applications |
09:45
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Preparing for a Terror Attack: 3 Golden Rules Terrorists are prepared so we should be too but are your staff adequately prepared, trained and practised for what to do in an emergency situation? Could there be weaknesses in your current security protocols? Learn why you need holistic security in your business, how to adapt to new threats and prepare your people to DETECT, DETER and DELAY a potential attack whilst protecting themselves and others. Chris Phillips, Director, IPPSO The International Protect & Prepare Security Office |
10:30 |
Break: Refreshments, Networking & Solutions Showcase |
11:00 |
Panel Discussion: Take Command of Risk The panel will debate the issues around duty of care exploring the consequences of not being adequately prepared and the potential impact on your staff, brand, reputation and share price. Hosted by: Nicole Vazquez with invited guests |
11:30 |
Panel Discussion: Protecting People in Crowded Public Places The Panel will discuss the challenges of accounting for staff and checking on their safety. What is your role in the immediate minutes, hours and days after a major incident? Hosted by: Chris Phillips with invited guests |
12:00
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The Critical Event Management Maturity Model Is your crisis response more ad hoc and reactive or proactive and managed? In this final session we’ll introduce the 'Critical Event Management Maturity Model' and demonstrate how automation can help assess, orchestrate and speed up your response to a crisis. Neil Laver, Director of Account Management, Everbridge |
12:30 |
Closing Remarks Javier Colado, Senior Vice President, Everbridge |
12:45 |
Lunch: Networking & Solutions Showcase |
14:30 |
Customer Forum until 17:00pm Open to current Everbridge Customers only for details click here |