High Consequence Dangerous Goods (HCDG) Security Plan Workshop

HCDG Security Plan Workshop

A practical workshop for building a stronger dangerous goods security plan.

A security plan should be more than a document prepared for an audit. It needs to reflect the High Consequence Dangerous Goods (HCDG) your organisation handles, the risks within your operation and the practical controls your people can apply every day.

Roadsafe Europe’s HCDG Security Plan Workshop is a focused, one-day practical session for businesses that need to develop, improve or review their transport security plan.

Rather than concentrating on security theory alone, this workshop gives delegates the framework, direction and practical knowledge needed to take meaningful action.

Duration: 1 day

·      Per person: £395 + VAT

·      In-house: From £500 + VAT. Contact us for per-workshop quotation

The objective

By the end of the workshop, delegates will have the framework and practical knowledge required to develop or improve their company’s dangerous goods transport security plan.

They will understand what needs to be considered, how to assess risks within their own operation and how to turn those findings into clear, proportionate security arrangements.

Who should attend?

This workshop is ideal for people responsible for managing dangerous goods security, compliance or operational controls, including:

• Transport and operations managers

• Dangerous Goods Safety Advisers (DGSAs)

• Security and compliance managers

• Fleet and depot managers

• Directors and senior decision-makers

• HCDG responsible persons

• Personnel involved in creating, reviewing or maintaining a security plan

What the workshop covers

Using practical discussion, examples and structured exercises, delegates will work through the essential elements of an HCDG security plan, including:

• Identifying High Consequence Dangerous Goods within your operation

• Understanding the purpose and scope of a security plan

• Security risk assessment

• Threat assessment

• Vulnerability assessment

• Defining security roles, responsibilities and accountability

• Site and premises security

• Vehicle and cargo security

• Personnel security and security awareness

• Access control for goods, vehicles, locations and information

• Temporary storage considerations

• Transport routes and journey-security considerations

• Procedures for responding to security breaches and incidents

• Reviewing, maintaining and improving the security plan over time

Designed around real operational decisions

The workshop helps delegates move from broad requirements to practical decisions. Together, we consider where security risks may arise, what controls are realistic for the operation and how they can be recorded clearly within a plan.

It is suitable whether you are starting from scratch, working from an existing document or seeking to identify gaps before a formal review.

What will you take away?

Delegates will leave with:

• A structured framework for an HCDG transport security plan

• A clearer view of the risks and vulnerabilities to assess within their business

• Practical ideas for proportionate security controls

• Greater confidence in assigning responsibilities and setting procedures

• The knowledge needed to progress the development or improvement of their plan

Why choose Roadsafe Europe?

Roadsafe Europe understands that an effective security plan must work in the real world. Our workshops are practical, clear and grounded in the daily realities of transport, warehousing, loading, temporary storage and management oversight.

This is Roadsafe Europe’s flagship HCDG security workshop: a specialist course for organisations that want to turn security-plan requirements into a usable, defensible approach.

Book your HCDG Security Plan Workshop

Take the next step towards a stronger, more practical dangerous goods security plan.

Contact Roadsafe Europe to discuss upcoming dates, in-company workshop delivery or how this course can support your wider HCDG security-compliance programme.

The security arrangements required will depend on the dangerous goods, quantities, locations and activities involved. This workshop provides the framework and practical guidance to help your organisation develop an approach that is appropriate to its operation.