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BCDR Manager ( Hybrid )

Derby
10 months ago
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The Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Manager will report to the Senior Manager of Information Security and Governance. This role will develop and maintain the resilience systems which are aligning with ISO 22301 and 27031. It's a hybrid role with 50%+ working onsite ( in head office or other sites ).

Client Details

Our client is a large-scale transport and distribution company.

Description

Develop, implement, and maintain BCDR strategies and solutions
Conduct risk assessments to identify vulnerabilities and propose enhancements
Ensure and implement the best practices & frameworks like ISO22301
Work with stakeholders to ensure BCDR plans align with business objectives
Coordinate BCDR training and awareness programs
Monitor and report on BCDR performance metrics
Manage response and recovery actions during and after a disruptive event
Stay up-to-date with the latest BCDR trends and best practices in the transport & distribution industry
Engage with other departments to ensure company-wide BCDR awarenessProfile

Essential:

Demonstrated experience in Business Continuity
Solid knowledge and experience in ISO22301
Excellent stakeholder management skills

Desirable:

Holder of MBCI or working towards it
Experience in IT Disaster Recovery

Job Offer

Great chance for candidates to step up as Manager role
Hybrid working, free travel provided
A great opportunity for skill development and support in achieving professional qualifications
Supportive and friendly culture
Comprehensive benefits package

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