Understanding and Implementing; The Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Principles (JESIP)

Training Course • A2Z Resilience

About the CPD course

This Understanding and Implementing Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Principles (JESIP) Course is for all organisations who have a role and responsibilities in; responding to and recovering from Major Incidents/Crise. The course has been designed to cover the full spectrum of - JESIP Doctrine. The doctrine will be brought to life by including; Group Exercises; Case Studies that highlight 'why' things go wrong; Open Discussions and Videos. The course has been approved by the JESIP Team and developed in consultation with experienced practitioners from the 'Responder' communities and will be delivered by an experienced subject matter expert.

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A2Z Resilience

A2Z Resilience Limited exists to support clients by providing a variety of training events specific to your; legal obligations, organisational requirements or by simply showing you are an agency or Company that has an 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'. Our clients, both large and small are offered bespoke training events designed to train staff, validate plans to achieve individual and collective training. Working with you is not only what differentiates us, but also what makes us successful. We provide a broad range of services and solutions to help organisations maximise the budget whilst delivering a highly professional service.

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