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
An open letter to RRC
So it’s goodbye from me… So today’s blog is going to be short and sweet and something of a departure from my usual ramblings. Freelance I’ve been a freelance health and safety tutor for over 21 years. Over that time I’ve worked for various training providers but RRC has … [Read more...] about An open letter to RRC
Can’t See the Wood For the Trees
Forests provide a significant number of ecosystem services to humans. I think a lot of people generally think of forest as being useful in only one way – the timber that is produced. This is only a fraction of their importance. I thought in this post we could take a look at why … [Read more...] about Can’t See the Wood For the Trees
The Link between Resource Use and Waste Management
A lot of environmental professionals are aware of the waste hierarchy. As you may be aware it provides a framework for the minimisation of waste. The best options for waste, and as such are at the top of the hierarchy, are those that deal with the problem at source. It is … [Read more...] about The Link between Resource Use and Waste Management