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Sounds like we are on the same page. Hopefully I’ve been of some help?! Have a good one.

One other thought….. you mention remembering training. How often do people drill? That’s a matter of capacity and time. Not many companies are likely to pay for operators to take a day or two training. Regular refreshing basic skills is better than doing thorocotomy training once a decade ago.

I agree wholeheartedly with you. The term ‘CP’ is an umbrella term, encompassing everything from making Z list celebrities look important, through executive protection and hostile environment via C suite clients and wealthy Sheiks. A better question for you is what area of protection are we...

Good evening all, I have a few questions if I may regarding ‘industry best practice’ as defined by the official British industry standard. The current British Standard for CP was written nearly 20 years ago and needs updating as it out of date with the modern operating environment (amongst...

I’d humbly suggest it depends what environment you are operating in. In central London, you are supposedly (and I’ll leave politics and NHS resourcing comments there) 8 mns away from an ambulance. Therefore, I’d concur that critical injuries such as catastrophic bleeding or airway management...

Good evening all, My name is Sam. I qualified in 2008 and have worked both here in the UK and in the more sandier places. Nice to make your acquaintance, S