I will deliver a travel risk assessment and executive trip brief, iso 31030

A structured, evidence-based travel risk assessment for any destination, built to ISO 31030 and written for the person who has to approve the trip. I ran country security in Haiti, Afghanistan, Kurdistan, and South Sudan, and I executed two full-scale country evacuations. I know which risks are real and which ones are a headline.

Duty of care is a legal exposure, not a formality. If something goes wrong and you cannot show that you assessed the destination, briefed the traveler, and set escalation criteria in advance, the assessment you skipped becomes the document you are asked about.

What you receive:

Threat environment: crime, unrest, terrorism, kidnap risk, and infrastructure.

Health, medical capacity, and evacuation considerations.

Legal, regulatory, and cultural compliance factors.

Cybersecurity and device guidance for the destination.

Secure logistics: arrival, ground movement, accommodation, and no-go criteria.

Overall risk rating with specific, proportionate mitigation measures.

Duty-of-care disclaimer and a full source list.

How I work. I assess the destination against your traveler, not against a generic profile. A junior engineer and a named executive face different threats in the same city, and the mitigations that fit one are wasted on the other. Every rating is sourced, so you can see what it rests on and challenge it.

Who this is for. Organizations sending staff into unfamiliar or elevated-risk environments, boards that need duty-of-care evidence on file, and executives who want a straight answer about whether a trip is worth taking. Remote assessment. No site visit is included.