If you are studying for your National or International Diploma for Health and Safety Management Professionals (let’s just call them “the Diploma” for now, it will save me some typing) then you will hopefully be aware that you will have to undergo a “professional discussion” with … [Read more...] about Don’t Panic!
The great fire reform sneaks in below the radar
I will never forget the 14th June 2017 – before heading out to deliver a Diploma course I, like millions of others around the world watched in horror as the fire at Grenfell Tower raged. As the days and weeks went by, we speculated as to the cause and hoped amongst hope … [Read more...] about The great fire reform sneaks in below the radar
A way to measure environmental impact – the ecological footprint
The concept of a footprint in environmental management is a fairly common occurrence for example I wager that most of you reading this post will be aware of a carbon footprint and even possibly a water footprint (if you have been reading this blog you will have anyway!). For … [Read more...] about A way to measure environmental impact – the ecological footprint
Top five tips for writing an effective environmental report
Introduction In this post I thought we could look at how to write an effective report. Report writing is something that I’ve done a lot of over my career so far. It is easy to take it for granted but writing an effective report whether for your NEBOSH, IEMA projects or … [Read more...] about Top five tips for writing an effective environmental report
RRC Relay Team
Well hello there! Jim has very kindly passed the baton to me and as he enjoys his very well earned retirement I now have the task of trying not to fumble it! So bear with me as I write my first ever blog! So who am I? I’ve been an associate tutor for RRC since 2007, … [Read more...] about RRC Relay Team