Salvage and Disaster Recovery Course (NP 295)
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Historic England delivers a three-day Salvage and Disaster Recovery Course from its Emergency Planning Training Centre in Fort Cumberland, Portsmouth.
The procurement is for the delivery of three-day salvage and disaster recovery courses, taught by heritage and fire safety specialists.
The course teaches delegates how to undertake salvage operations at their site (e.g., museum or heritage property) should an incident, such as flood or fire, occur.
The teaching is delivered by heritage professionals and includes classroom-based theory, hands on training and practical exercises.
What the notice asks for
The course teaches delegates how to undertake
The course teaches delegates how to undertake salvage operations at their site (e.g., museum or heritage property) should an incident, such as flood or fire, occur.
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- award · Awarded
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- 045314-2025
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