Back in August, CIS had the privilege to host Carl Scott, co-founder of Project Youth, at the Paternoster Square Estate Security Forum which is run by Head of Security, Peter Faram MSyI MCMI.
After the forum, Carl and Peter shared the vision to install a public accessible bleed control box in the City of London, primarily at Paternoster Square. Yesterday, this was achieved after numerous months of planning and help from great supporters of Paternoster Square and the project.
Paternoster Square Estate is a very popular public space, and the team take great pride in ensuring their visitors enjoy the estate and feel safe whilst doing so. The kit can be used by members of the public and it contributes to extra medical aid for the emergency services and the estate team in the event of an incident. As the Protect Bill is set to become law, Paternoster Square will continue to focus on public safety.
CIS Security Limited are proud to have donated the box, including the kit and feel very honoured to be part of this great achievement.
We would like to say a special thank you to Gerry Porter, City of London Corporation, Caroline Hay of City of London Police, and Teena Gill for helping us get this project over the line.
We would also like to say thank you to Darcy Fletcher BSc CMgr MCMI for the initial introduction to Carl, to Dave Flynn for your public engagement yesterday and training aids and to the Jaguar Building Services Ltd team for the installation.
Finally, a thank you to Neill Catton, Kieron Nunney, Lucie Frater, Chelsey Darmanin, Claire-Louise Hagon, Matthew Crooks, Jonathan Dower and the City of London Police for your support.
A monumental and proud day for CIS and Paternoster Square – well done to all involved!
