Providing assistance and advice on a full range of security issues. Whilst we have a well-deserved reputation for delivering safety training (travel safety/hostile environments safety training), we also provide clients with a full range of additional security advice, including development of travel procedures, risk assessments, crisis-management planning and training pre-departure checklists, security audits for companies and risk profiling of individuals and security reviews.
Working alongside many of the large security companies, we give impartial advice to clients who are looking to purchase services such as kidnap response and insurance, 24/7 global security assistance or who wish to set up a medical or security evacuation contract.
Training services are geared to empowering the individual, the training is only really effective if the supporting organisation is in a position to help should things go wrong. Therefore, assisting with the development of a Crisis Management Plan and providing training to selected crisis and incident management teams.
For companies, NGOs and Charities and Humanitarian Aid Workers, the ability to avoid a crisis situation or to react to unfolding events is of vital importance. Providing assistance and training in a bespoke manner. Production of crisis management plans, providing staff training and finally, testing plans and procedures via test exercises.
Crisis Management is not a ‘black art’. To be effective, we believe plans need to be simple and generic so that they can be adapted to the specific situation.
As part of the Corporate Security Consultancy service, we train businesses to respond to a terrorist attack. Despite often inflated media coverage, the likelihood of an attack is remote, the consequences can to catastrophic in terms of severe injury or loss of life as well as any reputational issues.
The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 (also called Martyn’s Law) which gained royal assent on 3rd April 2025, requires public venues to have assessed their vulnerability and how they would respond to terrorist attack, implement protection measures and train staff accordingly.
Within the Act, the size of the premises and the number of public expected to attend, determines whether they are in the standard or enhanced tier.
In many cases, it will be a question of tweaking your existing security arrangements to allow the premises to respond in a timely and effective manner to a terrorist attack. For those in the standard tier, physical changes are not mandated but with a some thought, and assistance from Objective Travel Safety, the security of the premises can often be enhanced at a very low cost. This may also apply to those in the enhanced tier, too however, almost certainly changes will be required in the physical security measures and how the premises is managed.
At Objective Travel Safety, we offer security advice which includes a security review of your premises to evaluate the risk to your venue. We then provide a comprehensive plan of action in order for your premises to meet the requirements of the new legislation, with options to train all staff as required.
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