Business leaders in Gloucester are being offered a free workshop in dealing with situations out of their control.
Such events, which can affect the day to day operation of a business, will be discussed at the workshop being run by business continuity experts from Gloucester City Council's Environmental Health Team.
They will be joined by a representative of Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service to offer their advice.
The sessions are being run as part of the national Business Continuity Awareness Week, which runs from March 18 to 22.
The workshop will help business people identify what the risks are to their businesses are – and how they can plan to cope with them.
The course takes place on Tuesday, March 19 from 1.30pm to 4.30pm at SkillZONE, in Tuffley Lane, Gloucester.
Places are limited. To book or find out more contact William Larcombe, Health and Safety Officer at Gloucester City Council on 01452 396057 or e-mail william.larcombe@gloucester.gov.uk.
Such events, which can affect the day to day operation of a business, will be discussed at the workshop being run by business continuity experts from Gloucester City Council's Environmental Health Team.
They will be joined by a representative of Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service to offer their advice.
The sessions are being run as part of the national Business Continuity Awareness Week, which runs from March 18 to 22.
The workshop will help business people identify what the risks are to their businesses are – and how they can plan to cope with them.
The course takes place on Tuesday, March 19 from 1.30pm to 4.30pm at SkillZONE, in Tuffley Lane, Gloucester.
Places are limited. To book or find out more contact William Larcombe, Health and Safety Officer at Gloucester City Council on 01452 396057 or e-mail william.larcombe@gloucester.gov.uk.