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    F&ES boasts a team with decades of experience as firefighters

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    365 days a year, we’re here for you

  • UK Coverage

    Services across the UK

  • One-Stop Solution

    F&ES offers a comprehensive package of fire safety solutions and training

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BUSINESS CONTINUITY

Business continuity management (BCM) is a type of risk management designed to address the threat of disruptions to business activities or processes, and enables preparedness. It involves making and validating business continuity plans (BCPs) to ensure you can respond to and recover from potential threats as effectively as possible.

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BUSINESS CONTINUITY

Business continuity management (BCM) is a type of risk management designed to address the threat of disruptions to business activities or processes, and enables preparedness. It involves making and validating business continuity plans (BCPs) to ensure you can respond to and recover from potential threats as effectively as possible.

CONTACT US FOR YOUR BUSINESS CONTINUITY NEEDS!

People in the office

BUSINESS CONTINUITY

Business continuity management (BCM) is a type of risk management designed to address the threat of disruptions to business activities or processes, and enables preparedness. It involves making and validating business continuity plans (BCPs) to ensure you can respond to and recover from potential threats as effectively as possible.

CONTACT US FOR YOUR BUSINESS CONTINUITY NEEDS!

People in the office

BUSINESS CONTINUITY

Business continuity management (BCM) is a type of risk management designed to address the threat of disruptions to business activities or processes, and enables preparedness. It involves making and validating business continuity plans (BCPs) to ensure you can respond to and recover from potential threats as effectively as possible.

CONTACT US FOR YOUR BUSINESS CONTINUITY NEEDS!

  • FIRE COVER

  • FIRE EQUIPMENT

  • FIRE ESCAPE ASSESSMENTS

  • CONFINED SPACE RESCUE

  • EVENT FIRE SAFETY

  • TV & FILM WORK

  • We can also provide training in a wide variety of fire safety topics.

The Essentials of business continuity


Improve your business resilience and act now. Making a contingency plan is common sense for any business owner, as we know simply running critical business functions day to day can be unpredictable. Stay safe when disaster strikes. Have you considered what would happen if you are faced with the following:

  • Loss of premises

  • Staff shortages

  • Loss of vehicles

  • Supply chain issues

  • Loss of utilities and IT 

  • Data loss

  • Power outages

  • Cyber attacks

 

Even for a small business with less staffing, if any of the above dependencies would cause disruption, then you need to think about a Business Continuity plan. F&ES will do a risk assessment in a reasonable amount of time, to determine the resilience of your business, pin-point where you need to have back up and produce an emergency management plan according to British standards, for you to use in the event of a disaster at work.



Business continuity plans are excellent from a Human Resources recovery point objective. Using business impact analysis, having this plan is excellent to have in your toolkit from a recovery time objective, and improve trust from stakeholders.

The Essentials of business continuity


Improve your business resilience and act now. Making a contingency plan is common sense for any business owner, as we know simply running critical business functions day to day can be unpredictable. Stay safe when disaster strikes. Have you considered what would happen if you are faced with the following:

  • Loss of premises

  • Staff shortages

  • Loss of vehicles

  • Supply chain issues

  • Loss of utilities and IT 

  • Data loss

  • Power outages

  • Cyber attacks

 

Even for a small business with less staffing, if any of the above dependencies would cause disruption, then you need to think about a Business Continuity plan. F&ES will do a risk assessment in a reasonable amount of time, to determine the resilience of your business, pin-point where you need to have back up and produce an emergency management plan according to British standards, for you to use in the event of a disaster at work.



Business continuity plans are excellent from a Human Resources recovery point objective. Using business impact analysis, having this plan is excellent to have in your toolkit from a recovery time objective, and improve trust from stakeholders.

The Essentials of business continuity


Improve your business resilience and act now. Making a contingency plan is common sense for any business owner, as we know simply running critical business functions day to day can be unpredictable. Stay safe when disaster strikes. Have you considered what would happen if you are faced with the following:

  • Loss of premises

  • Staff shortages

  • Loss of vehicles

  • Supply chain issues

  • Loss of utilities and IT 

  • Data loss

  • Power outages

  • Cyber attacks

 

Even for a small business with less staffing, if any of the above dependencies would cause disruption, then you need to think about a Business Continuity plan. F&ES will do a risk assessment in a reasonable amount of time, to determine the resilience of your business, pin-point where you need to have back up and produce an emergency management plan according to British standards, for you to use in the event of a disaster at work.



Business continuity plans are excellent from a Human Resources recovery point objective. Using business impact analysis, having this plan is excellent to have in your toolkit from a recovery time objective, and improve trust from stakeholders.

The Essentials of business continuity


Improve your business resilience and act now. Making a contingency plan is common sense for any business owner, as we know simply running critical business functions day to day can be unpredictable. Stay safe when disaster strikes. Have you considered what would happen if you are faced with the following:

  • Loss of premises

  • Staff shortages

  • Loss of vehicles

  • Supply chain issues

  • Loss of utilities and IT 

  • Data loss

  • Power outages

  • Cyber attacks

 

Even for a small business with less staffing, if any of the above dependencies would cause disruption, then you need to think about a Business Continuity plan. F&ES will do a risk assessment in a reasonable amount of time, to determine the resilience of your business, pin-point where you need to have back up and produce an emergency management plan according to British standards, for you to use in the event of a disaster at work.



Business continuity plans are excellent from a Human Resources recovery point objective. Using business impact analysis, having this plan is excellent to have in your toolkit from a recovery time objective, and improve trust from stakeholders.

What is ISO 22301


ISO 22301, Security and resilience – Business continuity management systems – Requirements, was the world’s first International Standard providers for implementing and maintaining effective business continuity plans, systems and processes when it was published in 2012.


ISO 22301 is applicable to all business operations, regardless of size, industry or nature of business. It is also relevant to certification and regulatory bodies as it enables them to assess an organization’s ability to meet its legal or regulatory requirements. 


Based on ISO’s High-Level Structure (HLS), it aligns with many other internationally recognized management system standards, such as ISO 9001 (quality management) and ISO 14001 (environmental management).

What is ISO 22301


ISO 22301, Security and resilience – Business continuity management systems – Requirements, was the world’s first International Standard providers for implementing and maintaining effective business continuity plans, systems and processes when it was published in 2012.


ISO 22301 is applicable to all business operations, regardless of size, industry or nature of business. It is also relevant to certification and regulatory bodies as it enables them to assess an organization’s ability to meet its legal or regulatory requirements. 


Based on ISO’s High-Level Structure (HLS), it aligns with many other internationally recognized management system standards, such as ISO 9001 (quality management) and ISO 14001 (environmental management).

What is ISO 22301


ISO 22301, Security and resilience – Business continuity management systems – Requirements, was the world’s first International Standard providers for implementing and maintaining effective business continuity plans, systems and processes when it was published in 2012.


ISO 22301 is applicable to all business operations, regardless of size, industry or nature of business. It is also relevant to certification and regulatory bodies as it enables them to assess an organization’s ability to meet its legal or regulatory requirements. 


Based on ISO’s High-Level Structure (HLS), it aligns with many other internationally recognized management system standards, such as ISO 9001 (quality management) and ISO 14001 (environmental management).

What is ISO 22301


ISO 22301, Security and resilience – Business continuity management systems – Requirements, was the world’s first International Standard providers for implementing and maintaining effective business continuity plans, systems and processes when it was published in 2012.


ISO 22301 is applicable to all business operations, regardless of size, industry or nature of business. It is also relevant to certification and regulatory bodies as it enables them to assess an organization’s ability to meet its legal or regulatory requirements. 


Based on ISO’s High-Level Structure (HLS), it aligns with many other internationally recognized management system standards, such as ISO 9001 (quality management) and ISO 14001 (environmental management).

Business Continuity Service: Command Vehicles

Our command vehicle has a common purpose, it is:

• A contact point

• A reporting point 

• A command point. 

Command vehicles are crewed by a dedicated on-call responders team called the Incident Command Team. The team is made up of Control operators, Service administrators, information technology staff and operational firefighters.

It carries up to a crew of five and contains numerous items of advanced equipment. This vehicle can secure resilient connectivity by cellular, satellite or Wi-Fi connections. The operator’s area consists of designated responsibilities such as communications, logistics, accountability, risk, and incident management. Various information such as mapping, weather and site-specific information can be captured by this vehicle to assist with situational awareness, other equipment such as deployable cameras can send video back to the vehicle for use in command or multi-agency briefings. 

Whatever the nature or size of your problem, we are here to help. Get in touch today using one of the contact methods below.

Other Fire Safety Services

We can also provide training in a wide variety of fire safety topics.

Other Fire Safety Services

We can also provide training in a wide variety of fire safety topics.

Other Fire Safety Services

We can also provide training in a wide variety of fire safety topics.

Other Fire Safety Services

We can also provide training in a wide variety of fire safety topics.

We are able to provide fire cover solutions to meet the needs of your business or premises whilst ensuring compliance with the relevant legislation.

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