We believe that everyone has the right to feel safe.
That’s why there’s Peregrine.

Operating overseas can feel like a step too far for many organisations. Perhaps there's a concern for the welfare of travellers, or a lack of confidence in existing travel safety programmes.

We believe that you shouldn't let manageable risk hold you back. Here at Peregrine we have the right experience and expertise to manage your risk - anywhere, anytime - enabling you, and your people, to feel confident and secure.

We’ll be your eyes and ears.

At Peregrine we intelligently identify and manage risk to give you complete piece of mind, every step of the way. Whether you’re operating in complex and challenging environments for the long-term, or simply sending a team abroad for a short trip.

Our extensive experience and comprehensive approach will ensure your people are happy, healthy and safe overseas and that your assets are secure. This leaves you free to concentrate on what you do best - wherever you choose to do it!

Peregrine follows a five step risk management process.

Peregrine's five step risk management process ensures an holistic approach to risk management.

The five step plan encompasses the following key elements:

STEP 1 - Governance:

Design and development of policy and plans that underpin stakeholder ownership and will involve management and employees from the outset. These key elements form the basis of a risk management strategy and travel safety programme that is transparent, effective and robust - no matter the destination.

STEP 2 - Planning:

Developing a process for overseas travel is a crucial element in minimising risk exposure whilst travelling. By understanding threats, developing response plans and procedures, completing pre-travel risk assessments, empowering travellers with accurate information and implementing relevant training and risk mitigation measures, your travellers and organisation will feel fully prepared before departure.

STEP 3 - Protection:

Implementation and management of security and risk management services to protect your people, assets and reputation whilst operating overseas.

STEP 4 - Reaction:

Immediate and planned response protocols to minimise impact and risk exposure during an adverse event that either directly, or indirectly, affects your organisation's assets. Ensuring all responsible resources and departments are fully aware of the facts so that plans can be implemented and triggered to resolve the event as quickly and safely as possible.

STEP 5 - Recovery:

The longer it takes an organisation to act in response to an adverse event, the more exposed they are. By establishing the facts, prioritising key objectives and triggering emergency and contingency plans and procedures, your organisation's recovery time will be minimised. Quick resolution can be achieved by initiating incident response, crisis management and business continuity protocols which will enhance organisational resilience.