 Suffolk Resilience Business Continuity Forum
The Suffolk Joint Emergency
Planning Unit has set up a network of businesses and
voluntary organisations across the county to promote business continuity. The
objectives of this forum are:
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To provide businesses with information on how to develop their
business continuity arrangements
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To create opportunities for businesses to learn from each other
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To ensure that businesses can provide each other with practical
support and resources in the actual event of an incident
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Promote economic strength through resilience
You can join the forum by contacting the
Business Continuity Team of the Joint Emergency
Planning Unit. There is no charge or paperwork.
The Business Continuity contact is:-
Rick Thornton (Business Continuity Manager) 01473 260439
rick.thornton@suffolk.gov.uk
Services requested over and above those planned
(such as bespoke training courses) may be subject to charge.
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Next Forum Event - 8th February 2012 at the Willis Insurance HQ (at the junction of Friar's Street and Prince's Street in Ipswich)
How to Handle the Media in a Crisis
Presentations from experts with experience in media management and the use of social networking.
09:15 for a 09:30 start
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Last Forum Event -
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Previous Business Continuity Forum Meeting - Documents and Presentations
17th October 2011 Suffolk Constabulary Headquarters
Suffolk
How to Commuincate with your staff in under 1 Second
- John Duffy
BT Emergency Services – Shane Lipscombe
IFF a Tale To Tell–
Susan Lyme
Communications During an Emergency- Neal Evans
24th June 2011 PPG Industries Stowmarket
Suffolk
Introduction To Risk Management in Business Continuity
- Frederick Gentile
The National Context & Suffolk Community Risk Register – Neal Evans
,
Suffolk
Joint Emergency Planning
Unit
COMAM - Control of Major Accident Hazards Regulations –
Richard Clements of PPG
Cyber Attack - how vunerable are we? - Geoff Forsyth, IPPlus Plc;
How to assess risk for Business Continuity Management –
James Gorzelak, Itron Inc
5th April 2011 Mid Suffolk DC Office 131 High Street Needham Market,
The forum membership met to discuss how the forum could be continued following the retirement of Lesley Fayers from the Joint Emergency Planning Unit. It was decided to keep the forum workshops and newsletter going and David Gregory and Frederick Gentle kindly agreed to take this task on . A forum sub-group would come together to plan and arrange future workshops
18th January 2011 Mid Suffolk DC Office 131 High Street Needham Market, Writing a Business Continuity Plan
Loss of
staff – (4.35kb pps) Case Study (pdf
65kb) - Trigger Points (pdf
36kb ) David Gregory, www.saferltd.co.uk
Loss of
fuel – (772kb pps) national fuel crisis and its implications.
Rick Thornton
,
Suffolk
Joint Emergency Planning
Unit
Loss
of IT – ( 2.35kb pps) Lee Weaver http://www.leemarisk.com
Loss of premises –
( 539kb pps)
Lesley Fayers
Suffolk Joint Emergency Planning Unit
29th October 2010,
Suffolk
New College,
Ipswich
. Project Argus
Desktop
exercise run in conjunction with the Counter Terrorist Team at Suffolk
Police. There are no presentations to download from this event but the
Incident Management Plan and guide plus other business continuity advice is
available on our web site: http://www.suffolkresilience.com/business_continuity/business_continuity_in_suffolk.html
21st
July 2010 UCS, Ipswich Waterfront.
Resilience or Recovery Services and Products.
Community Resilience (1.5mg PPS)– Neal Evans,
Principal Emergency Planning Officer - Suffolk Joint Emergency Planning
Unit www.getpreparednow.co.uk
Businesses form part of the local community
but should they be expected to react to a community emergency?
Business
Continuity Consultant (791kb
PPS) – Alison Wagstaff Head of BC KPMG LLP http://rd.kpmg.co.uk/WhoWeAre/17468.htm
A consultant can provide the
expertise that makes all the difference to your company’s emergency
preparedness. Is it an expense you should embrace?
Work
Area Recovery Sites (230fb PPS)– Ian
Robson, IT Manager – Forest Heath District Council
A ready to go hot stand-by site that
provides the IT and workspace for your critical employees in an emergency may
be a luxury you can afford if you share the cost with others.
Understanding Flood
Risk (1.4mg
PPS) – Leigh Parratt, Civil Engineer, Director – Amazi www.amazi.co.uk
Gaining expert advice on preparing Flood Management Plans for new build or strategies for
existing areas could save your company from going under – literally!
Information Boxes ( 2.6mb PPS)– Zoe Bond Gerda Technologies. www.gerdasecurity.co.uk
Having information on your premise
layout that is easily accessible to the fire service in an emergency could
help reduce the damage to your building.
Exhibitors:
Ansaback – Telephony recovery www.answerback.co.uk
Gerda – Information boxes www.gerdasecurity.co.uk
Suffolk Fire and Rescue – Fire safety advice
Suffolk Counter
Terrorism - Project Argus Douglas.Paine@suffolk.pnn.police.uk
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April
8th 2010, Willis, Friars St, Ipswich, Producing the Business Impact Assessment
BIA
presentation (pps 2.7mg)
Workbook (pdf 568kb)
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January 12th 2010 – BT, Adastral Park.
Planning a Business Continuity Exercise
Planning An Exercise (pdf 348kb)
Willis Presentation (pdf
240kb)
Workbook (pdf 218kb) Note: The workbook contains links to other sites that provide more useful
exercise information and templates
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Oct 27th – 5th Nov 2009 -
Residential Care Sector Event – Preparing for Emergencies
Presentation
Downloads available from our front page under Residential
Care Homes section
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Past slides available
on request
Oct 22nd 2009 -
Flood Fair
11th June 2009 -
Supply Chain Resilience
4th December 2008 -
Communicating in a Crisis
8th October 2008 -
Planning for Pandemic (Pandemic Flu)
16th June 2008 -
Utilities & Emergency Services Workshop
20th November 2007. Inaugural
Meeting
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