Introduction
The Department of Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has lead responsibility for coordinating the response to major incidents for a number of key services and industries, vital to public safety.
Compared to other regions the south east uses significantly more fuel compared to other regions. This is likely to be due to the location of major roads including the M25, M4, & the M3.
Ashford & St. Peters Hospitals (ASPH) is a two site Trust - the AH site has good road and transport networks. The SPH site (located in rural surrey) infrastructure for public transport is significantly poorer than London/city areas, which impacts on the fuel consumption of staff and patients travelling to and from the Trust.
Policy Details
| Download: | N/A |
| Compiled by: | Claire O’Brien, Head of Emergency Planning & Resilience / Emergency Planning Officer |
| Ratified by: | Trust Board |
| Date Ratified: | September 2021 |
| Date Issued: | October 2021 |
| Review Date: | September 2022 |
| Target Audience: | All staff |
| Contact name: | Head of Emergency Planning & Resilience / Emergency Planning Officer |
See also:
- Major Incident Plan
- Internal Incident Plan
- Business Continuity Plan
- NE Plan for Fuel
- SLRF Plan
- Operational Pressure Escalation Level Plan (OPEL)
