Business & flood risk seminar - 17 March 2009,
Edinburgh
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) hosted an
event for businesses and business representatives on 17 March 2009.
Below are copies of the speakers presentations. (As many of
these presentations contain images, they may take some time to
download).
Managing
flood risk in Scotland – SEPA’s role - Richard Brown, Head
of Hydrology, Scottish Environment Protection Agency -
Understanding
the impact of flood trauma on your workforce - Paul Hendy,
Development Manager, Scottish Flood Forum
The impact of
flooding within a small business community - Alan Purdue,
Service Manager, Castle Morpeth Borough Council
Impact &
response to June 2007 floods at BAE Systems Brough - Graham
Holmes, Head of Safety & Facilities Management, BAE
Systems
Employee
support at a time of crisis - Rebecca Brothers, Community
and Events Adviser, BAE Systems
Everything
you always wanted to know about temporary flood barriers – but were
afraid to ask - Britt Warg, UK Manager, Geodesign
Flooding – a
rural perspective - Patrick Playfair-Hannay
Flooding - an
insurance perspective - Arthur Philp, Chartered Insurer,
Association of British Insurers
Flooding -
building community resilience - Ian Hogarth, Emergency
Planning Officer, Scottish Borders Council
Addressing IT
vulnerability through the new code of practice - Brian
Davey, Senior Consultant, Teed Business Continuity
Ltd