Overview
This course is designed for practitioners who need to work with Control of Major Accident Hazards (COMAH) Regulations. Delegates will develop a solid understanding of the regulations and their implications for responder agencies. They will explore the relationship between on-site and off-site COMAH plans and regulatory requirements, before moving on to the ‘how’ of writing and validating multi-agency off-site COMAH plans.
COMAH planning will be brought to life for delegates using case studies, table-top exercises and interactive group work, facilitated by a current and highly experienced COMAH practitioner. The course offers a unique insight into COMAH planning and equips delegates with the key tools for writing, assessing and improving single and multi-agency plans.
Aim
To promote good practice in developing Emergency Plans for COMAH.
Learning Outcomes
- Describe the main elements of COMAH regulations and associated requirements
- Explain the multi-agency approach required to create effective COMAH plans
- Draft COMAH plans
- Identify the links between COMAH plans and other emergency planning activities
This course fulfills the training needs of any individual working within a permanent or temporary event control environment, including (but not limited to) local authorities, emergency service personnel, event organisers and security specialists.
- 1 night's accommodation
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Refreshments
- Online training materials
Class £877 per person
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2 Days
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£877 exc. VAT
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18 delegates
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