The benefits of regular training
3B Training has given the following reasons why it believes regular training is imperative in the workplace for businesses and employees:
3B Training has given the following reasons why it believes regular training is imperative in the workplace for businesses and employees:
The DSEAR with a BANG Training Course is aimed at those who have not yet undertaken a DSEAR risk assessment.
The organisers of AQE 2017 (www.aqeshow.com), the international Air Quality and Emissions Show (Telford, UK, 24-25th May) have published the programme for Day 2 of the event.
MRS Training & Rescue offer first class practical training in state-of-the-art confined space facilities to prepare and train anyone who works in confined spaces.
Procter Machine Guarding has published a new White Paper that explains how acoustic enclosures reduce noise emissions from machines, which benefits machine builders who must comply with the Machinery Directive, as well as end users with obligations under the Noise Regulations.
Specialist interactive media company Intelligent Kiosk have been appointed by Network Rail to modernise their health and safety inductions and to increase user engagement using modern technologies.
NEBOSH has launched a special alumni association for its diploma holders. Alumni will enjoy a range of exclusive benefits designed to help them continue their professional development, network with their peers, advance their careers and stay ahead of the latest health and safety thinking.
NEBOSH has announced that revised syllabuses for its National and International Diplomas in Occupational Health and Safety are now being delivered by its accredited course providers.
Talent in Logistics, a new conference and awards event, will take place on 22nd June 2017 to recognise, celebrate and reward the people that are essential to the success of the UK logistics sector. This is said to be the only event in the UK completely dedicated to training, learning and development for the 2.2 million people working in transport, warehousing and logistics.
Southwark Council will face 22 charges under the Regulatory (Fire Safety) Order 2005 at a plea hearing on 24 February this year after three women and three children died in July 2009 in a flat fire caused by an electrical fault with a television.
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