Krisis Consultancy

Krisis Consultancy offers various services to build local EM capability and resilience across all organisational types.

Peer review, auditing and revision of:

• Local Emergency Management Arrangements for Local Governments; and
• EM documentation inclusive of plans and procedures.

Document development and testing of:

• EM plans and procedures, with a specialised focus of Aerodrome Emergency Plans also available. 

Other services including:

• Local Emergency Management Committee Executive Officer appointment, and interim/short-term appointments in roles such as EM Project Manager, and/or EM Advisor;
• Skills gap analysis to determine training needs;
• Facilitation of capability building training; 
• Development and facilitation of discussion/functional exercises focused on organisational needs, inclusive of those within an Aviation Rescue Fire Fighting [ARFF] context; 
• Development of Incident Management capabilities, focused on an AIIMS based Incident Management System; 
• Establishment of Emergency Operations Centres and associated procedures to maintain business operations; 
• Audits of operational capability, with a specific focus on ARFF based teams; 
• After Action Reviews, as focused on fostering a lessons management environment; and more.

Brad is a senior emergency management leader with more than 30 years of experience across aviation, emergency services, health, and complex multi-agency environments. His career has been defined by a strong focus on operational leadership, organisational resilience, and the development of emergency management capability at both strategic and operational levels.

Over the course of his career, Brad has held senior roles with the Royal Australian Air Force, the Department of Fire and Emergency Services, and the Western Australian health sector, leading emergency preparedness, incident management, business continuity, training, and post-incident review functions. He is recognised for strengthening governance, improving readiness, and delivering programmes that build capability across complex, high-risk organisations.

His experience includes the design of emergency response frameworks, leadership of major exercises and simulation programmes, and the delivery of practical resilience strategies that support agencies to prepare for, respond to, and recover from critical events. He has also contributed to national committees and sector-wide initiatives, bringing a collaborative and forward-looking approach to emergency management leadership.

Brad holds a Master of Emergency Management, PRINCE2 Practitioner certification, and ICAM Lead Investigator qualifications, alongside a broad range of specialist credentials. He also contributes to the development of the profession through academic appointments with universities across Australia, supporting postgraduate emergency management education and the next generation of industry leaders.

The IAFPA is committed to promote International Civil Aviation Safety Standards in Aviation Fire Fighting and Rescue (ARFF) capability, and to promote closer cooperation between emergency responders and emergency planners across the Asia Pacific, European and Middle East aviation regions.

Brad is currently an Individual Member with the IAFPA and is working to build capability within ARFF based services across Western Australia. 

Natural Hazards Research Australia is Australia’s national centre for natural hazard resilience and disaster risk reduction, and is funded as a research organisation to address the major challenges arising from natural hazards, including bushfires, floods, cyclones, heatwaves, storms and other hazards. The Centre works with partners in all states and territories, federal, state and local governments, key industry bodies, the private and not-for-profit sectors, research and other organisations with a stake in protecting Australian communities.

Brad is currently an Associate Student with NHRA, engaging with the organisation as part of his PhD studies through Edith Cowan University.