The world is facing unprecedented challenges, from geopolitical risks, pandemics, regional conflict and war, terrorism and increasing levels of organized and opportunistic crime.

Control Risks is a specialist risk consultancy that helps create secure, compliant and resilient organisations. We believe that taking risks is essential to success, so we provide the insight and intelligence you need to realise opportunities and grow.

The QNUK Level 3 Award FPOSi First Person on Scene (International) (RQF) develops the knowledge, skills and competencies required to be able to deal with a wide range of pre-hospital care emergencies and ensures learners can provide help for a range of medical conditions and trauma related injuries.

The First Response Emergency Care level 3 provides emergency responders with an enhanced level of medical capability to deal with a casualty in a trauma or medical emergency. The course focuses on the provision of effective trauma medical management in all environments and industries.

Our kidnap incident management workshop engages participants in the management of a kidnap-for-ransom incident at a corporate level. Developed and delivered by experienced and expert consultants, this workshop provides participants with a detailed understanding of the expectations during a kidnap for ransom incident and supports clients in their planning for how to react, including policy, organisational, and detailed procedural issues.

Our workshop provides attendees with an opportunity to deal with a kidnap for ransom situation from start to finish. It provides a test of decision making, incident management, communication and resilience whilst working with others, and supported by expert advisors, to deliver the best possible solution to a complicated and highly emotional kidnap incident.

We traditionally associate defensive driver training with images of armoured vehicles and armed security teams driving at high speed from one location to another in hostile environments. In fact, road traffic accidents and vehicle related security incidents including roadside robbery, carjacking and illegal checkpoints are some of the most common risks employees can face often daily in many regions around the world.

The risks we face when travelling, at work, or even whilst socialising can vary significantly from one location to another, but are we aware of them, and how the actions we take as an individual can have a direct influence on the outcome? There is no single measure which guarantees personal security all the time but with training and awareness we can help better understand and implement the basics and avoid the pitfalls and mistakes made by others.