Safeguard your employees during work travel

Is Your Organisation Prepared?

“DID YOU KNOW?”

According to the UN, countries with the highest rates of kidnapping include Belgium, Canada, Turkey, and Kuwait.

Ensuring the safety of your employees traveling for work is not just a responsibility but a legal obligation. Companies have a duty of care to protect their employees from potential risks. Compliance with ISO 31030:2021 is essential to meet these global standards.

We work with our clients to provide comprehensive risk assessments, strategies, policies and procedures for mitigating travel-related risks.

Contact us to speak to one of our Employee Travel Risk Management Experts to see how you can safeguard your employees in complex and hostile environments.

Customer testimonial

We have been working with Neptune P2P Group to build our business resilience. This has included everything from identifying and assessing our business risks to creating comprehensive and clear plans that gives us the structure, training, and confidence to know how to react to events that could lead to a business disruption. We’re currently rolling this out across the business.

Business Leader for an international organisation, UAE

Five Reasons Why Our Customers Choose Us

We have nearly 20 years experience in successfuly protecting people, assets, supply chains and organisations.

We are where you need us to be. Our Head Quarters are in JLT, Dubai,UAE.

We work in collaboration with our clients, we share our knowledge, insights, and experience.

We have in-house business analysts and risk management and intelligence experts.

We have over 150 years operational experience across the team, serving in former Specialist Military Units (SMU).

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Read Neptune P2P Group’s latest report, ‘Trust the Process: Security Risk Management and Business Continuity Planning Not Only Protects UAE Businesses But Can Also Propel Them to the Next Level’. This report looks at the risks that UAE businesses are facing in 2024, from extreme weather to supply chain disruptions, and what measures and plans can be put into place to avoid or mitigate these risks.