This Hydrogen Scotland member webinar by Inverroy Crisis Management is a must-attend for those interested in hydrogen-related incidents and responses.

Matthew Wardner and David Payne will also share invaluable best practices from other sectors and underscore the vital role of Emergency Response/Crisis Management (ERCM) and Process Safety as complementary processes crucial for protecting lives, investments, and company reputation.

Many people involved in Risk Management will be familiar with the Risk Bow Tie. This webinar will look at elements of the left side (i.e. what can be done before an incident) but will focus primarily on the right-hand side (i.e. how organisations should react after an incident) and how they should interact with third parties. During this webinar, Matthew and David will discuss the following:

• Emergency Response/Crisis Management – A brief overview and how it links to Process Safety and the importance of crisis communications and stakeholder engagement
• What an effective Emergency Response Structure looks like and how it can be implemented
• The benefits of early implementation – from assisting with planning approval to protecting your workforce, reputation and investment
• Third party resilience – How confident are you that your critical contractors or suppliers are resilient enough to maintain their service to you? This will discuss steps you can take to protect yourself from the repercussions of incidents that affect others

The implementation of ERCM normally falls to those responsible for Health and Safety. However, anyone involved with planning or managing a project needs to have an awareness of ERCM to ensure that the requirements for an effective response are included from the start rather than as a late, and potentially more expensive, addition

Register to attend here: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/d7a11805-3533-43e2-871d-661f92d3c403@ac38fa5a-674b-4c32-810a-1aba0bd61a31