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Course Title: Introduction to Business Continuity Management Methodology

Who Should Attend: This is an introductory course to Business Continuity Management. It takes participants (who are mainly Category 1 and 2 Responders) through the BCM Lifestyle in the context of UK resilience.

Aim: To explain the Business Continuity Management (BCM) duty as described in CCA Guidance "Emergency Preparedness".

Objectives: By the end of this event you will be able to:

• Describe the elements of the Civil Contingencies Act relevant to a Busines Continuity Programme.
• Complete a Business Impact Analysis. 
• Identify the six elements of the BCM lifecycle.
• Describe the possible contents of a Business Continuity plan.
• Describe the process needed to ensure the ongoing relevance of the business continuity plans and programmes.

Pre-requisites: Ideally, participants should have completed our Introduction to Civil Protection course as knowledge of the Civil Contingencies Act (2004) will be assumed.

Progression: Participants with a good understanding of the BCM lifecycle can attend the Developing and Embedding your BCM arrangements course. This looks more in-depth at the BCM lifecycle and focuses on how to sell BCM to stakeholders.

 

Director: Martin Fenlon

 

Dates & Rates:

• 1-3 Dec 2008 Ref: 49A
• 21-23 Jan 2009 Ref: 4B1
• 2-4 Mar 2009 Ref: 10A3

         Apr 2008 - Mar 2009:  Rate 1 £545 Rate 2 £684 Rate 3 £272

 

• 1-3 Apr 2009  Ref: 14B
• 20-22 Apr 2009  Ref: 17A
• 27-29 July 2009  Ref: 31A1
• 5-7 Aug 2009  Ref: 32B
• 30 Sept - 2 Oct 2009  Ref: 40B1
• 9-11 Dec 2009  Ref: 50B
• 6-8 Jan 2010  Ref: 1B1
• 1-3 Mar 2010  Ref: 9A

          Apr 2009 - Mar 2010:  Rate 1 £573 Rate 2 £719 Rate 3 £286

  

Further Information

For further information about the content of this course contact Learning Support 01347 825014 EPC.Learning.Support@Cabinet-Office.x.gsi.gov.uk

 

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