Takata’s latest estimate that the airbags fitted in 34 million cars are defective will lead to the largest ever recall of cars in the US. The recall affects 11 car makers including Honda, Toyota, Daihatsu and Nissan. This is the latest twist in a saga that has been going on since at least 2008; indeed […]
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Hotel Chocolat and Cambridge Risk Solutions jointly received the ‘Business Continuity Strategy Through Partnership’ award in the 2014 CIR Business Continuity Awards. We are particularly thrilled as this is the second consecutive year that Cambridge Risk Solutions have won this award. This award is for partnership, and the close working relationship between client and consultants
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We are delighted to announce the successful ISO22301 certification for Care Monitoring 2000, also known as CM2000. Having previously certified to BS25999, CM2000 had their transition audit on 10 April, and passed with flying colours, and no non-conformities. We have worked closely with CM2000 towards this transition, implementing a new Management System that will enable
We should very much like to congratulate Ark-H Handling on their achievement of ISO 22301 certification last week, making them our first client to achieve the prestigious international standard. The company achieved certification to BS 25999 in 2010 and their successful transition to ISO 22301 now places them in an elite group of companies
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We are delighted to announce that MRC Unit The Gambia and Cambridge Risk Solutions received the ‘Business Continuity Strategy Through Partnership’ award at last night’s CIR Business Continuity Awards held in London. The award is in recognition of the significant progress that has been made over the last 12 months to safeguard the vital clinical research
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I thought it was time for another fun example of incident management and our adventure on the Nene Valley Railway (NVR) yesterday fits the bill perfectly. Setting off from Wansford we happily chugged West but, turning around at Yarwell Junction, the steam engine suffered a mechanical fault. This would not normally be a major problem
A major product recall is under way after London Fire Brigade confirmed that a Beko fridge freezer was the cause of a fire in a tower block in Bermondsey last week. LFB went on to explain that they believe that this model of fridge freezer has caused 20 fires in London alone over the last
Cambridge Risk Solutions’ client Ark-H Handling formally received BS25999 certification this week. This achievement further adds to their reputation as one of the leading providers of handling and fulfilment services to enhance clients’ marketing and promotional activities. We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the management team and all staff at Ark-H on
What does a week where a concrete mixer lands on a train and Qantas has engine problems on two planes teach us about Business Continuity? The investigation into the Selby Rail Crash in February 2001, confidently asserted that we should only expect such an accident – where a road vehicle strayed onto the tracks as a passenger train and a freight train were approaching
