Charities health, safety, business continuity and contingency planning

My family and I have a well established relationship with community engagement and volunteering leading back to my grandfather’s long-standing commitment to the Scouting movement. My values were enhanced when I married with my wife’s family deeply routed into community engagement through their Christian pathways.

I continue to have a passion for volunteering; although leaving the Scouting movement and, after 30 years St. John Ambulance. I still volunteer today for a wonderful charity Solent Dolphin, a charity that takes passengers with disabilities on a boat in Southampton water. I am also a school governor to three local schools. These volunteer roles include responsibilities, as you’d expect, for health and safety.

A registered, local charity, with local community links will attract significant discounts in hourly and daily rates for Health and Safety work along with any business continuity or contingency planning. Training courses will be negotiable; emergency exercises and tabletop exercises also negotiable.

How can RGL Safety and Resilience help your charity?

· Risk assessments, writing and reviewing

· Health and safety advice; inspections and detailed guidance report

· Planning for emergencies, business continuity planning and disaster recovery

· Event(s) health and safety