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Protecting people from health & security threats
The Imperative Shift Towards Holistic Health and Wellbeing
BlogDiscover the evolving role of Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) in the corporate sphere, emphasizing the need to prioritize the 'Health' component. Explore the impact of mental health and chronic diseases on productivity, and learn how businesses can redefine HSE to encompass physical, mental, and emotional well-being, promote health, create inclusive spaces, and adapt to emerging health challenges.
Preparing Beyond the Storm: Empowering Employees and Safeguarding Organisations against Typhoons, Earthquakes, and other Natural Calamities
Press announcementAs businesses with employees in Southeast Asia continue to aim for a sustainable, safe, and resilient organisation while navigating through the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, International SOS highlights the potential risks of natural calamities as the region enters the typhoon season.
Accommodation Safety: The Missing Piece of a Travel Risk Management Plan
ArticleRecent security incidents, travel disruptions, and inflated costs emphasises the need for organisations to evaluate their Travel Risk Management plans. An integral part of these plans is evaluating accommodation-based risks that may impact your travellers. Our experts outline the important measures organisations should consider when addressing accommodation-specific risks.
Geopolitical Preparedness Insights From the Sudan Crisis For Organisations
ArticleThe ongoing crisis in Sudan continues to be a source of concern to many global organisations as well as governments worldwide. This Sudan crisis alongside ongoing crises such as the Ukraine conflict has once again emphasised the need to prioritise geopolitical threats on the corporate risk agenda. As we surpass 14 months since the Ukraine conflict began, our experts reflect on some of the strategies that have helped our clients ensure business continuity during crises.
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BENCHMARKING YOUR TRAVEL RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME TO ISO 31030
With organisations returning to travel and understanding how to go about this safely, the new ISO 31030:2021 provides vital guidance on how to protect your workforce. To evaluate your travel risk approach, our security and health experts have created a five-minute assessment which provides a customised report that you can take directly to your management.
HOW WE SUPPORT OUR CLIENTS
Dedicated Travel Risk Management Solution for Leading Tech Firm
To ensure the safety and security of our client's employees’, we embedded a local Travel Risk Manager within their offices in London and Singapore to support with their post-pandemic return to travel plans.
Duty of CareBusiness ContinuityTravelResilienceRiskCOVID-19 & Influenza Vaccination Drive for a Global Cruise Ship Operator
|Sydney, AustraliaInternational SOS conducted a vaccination drive at sea for a global cruise ship operator, enabling all crew to meet the vaccination requirements set by the destination port.
VaccineCOVID-19ComplianceHealthWellbeingSupporting Our Client Through a Wave of Unrest in Senegal
During widespread demonstrations in Senegal, International SOS assisted a large offshore drilling company with keeping their workforce safe and their activities running in the country.
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