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I have recently been leading a project for PlanB, where we helped a marketing/logistics firm achieve ISO 22301 (with one minor non-conformity!). Lastly, the BCP should be written with the approval of Health and Safety, particularly with regard to site evacuation and incident notifications.
I have recently been leading a project for PlanB, where we helped a marketing/logistics firm achieve ISO 22301 (with one minor non-conformity!). Lastly, the BCP should be written with the approval of Health and Safety, particularly with regard to site evacuation and incident notifications.
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