Generated by All in One SEO v4.9.5.1, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site.Health, Safety & Environmental Training that Works ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Posts - [What is Environmental Planning and Its Relationship to Environmental Management](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2026/04/01/what-is-environmental-planning-and-its-relationship-to-environmental-management/) - Introduction In this post I will cover the vital subject of planning to improve environmental performance. We will consider various contexts from governmental planning, to legislation (such as the UK Government's Environmental Improvement Plan (EIP) 2025, and the Environment Act 2021,) and how planning applies directly to organisations. The importance of planning is summed from a - [James Bond Meets His Match with the HSE](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2026/03/20/james-bond-meets-his-match-with-the-hse/) - In the world of health and safety I would be a liar if I said I didn’t routinely scan a) the jobs section (sorry RRC) and b) the prosecutions, just to see who is on Santa’s naughty list this year. In all seriousness there is nothing like whipping a real case out of the bag to - [The Importance of Sustainable Development for Businesses](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2026/02/16/the-importance-of-sustainable-development-for-businesses/) - Introduction Modern businesses move within a world that is increasingly fragile. Climate change, social inequality, biodiversity loss and the exhaustion of natural systems have begun to reveal the limits of an economic model that values speed over reflection and consumption over care. The UK Government’s 25 Year Environment Plan recognises these limits and places attention - [Environmental Management Careers Guide](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2026/01/05/environmental-management-careers-guide/) - Introduction In this guide we are going to look at advice for those interested in a career in environmental management. Environmental management is a key part of modern business management to assist organisations in reducing their environmental impacts, meeting the needs of stakeholders (such as customers, society and local communities), adding value to an organisation - [A Guide to Environmental Risk Assessment](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/12/03/a-guide-to-environmental-risk-assessment/) - Introduction In this guide we are going to take a look at environmental risk assessments (ERAs). Undertaking ERAs is a key skill for environmental, health, and safety professionals to understand and execute, helping them understand the key environmental issues in the organisations in which they work so that they can appropriately managed to avoid negative - [ISEP (formerly IEMA) vs NEBOSH - Which Environmental Qualification is right for you](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/11/21/iema-vs-nebosh-which-environmental-qualification-is-right-for-you/) - If you are thinking about a career in environmental management you have probably come across ISEP (formerly IEMA), and NEBOSH. Both are well-known, respected and internationally recognised but they aren’t quite the same. Choosing between them can feel a little overwhelming, so let us break it down for you here. ISEP focuses on sustainability and - [The Benefits of Environmental Management Systems (EMS)](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/02/14/the-benefits-of-environmental-management-systems-ems/) - In today's world, the growing importance of Environmental Management Systems (EMS) cannot be overstated. As we become increasingly aware of the impact of human activities on the environment, it's clear that we can no longer afford to treat Mother Nature like a forgotten potted plant in the corner of our office. It has become imperative - [How to Complete your NEBOSH GNC2/GIC2 Risk Assessment Practical (2025 Syllabus)](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2026/03/06/how-to-complete-your-nebosh-gnc2-gic2-risk-assessment-practical-2025-syllabus/) - With the introduction of the new GNC syllabus comes a new scoring system for the practical risk assessment. There are now 100 marks available and in order to pass you must gain 60 marks or higher (60%). If you get 59 marks or less you will receive a refer and you will have to make - [How to Apply Life Cycle Thinking in Environmental Management](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2026/03/04/how-to-apply-life-cycle-thinking-in-environmental-management/) - Introduction In this post we are going to cover how lifecycle thinking can be applied in environmental management. This is an important topic that will help significantly reduce environmental impact more than just by assessing impacts that occur directly from an organisation. Did you know that Global waste is predicted to grow 73% by 2050 - [What is an Environmental Audit and Why is it Important](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2026/02/02/what-is-an-environmental-audit-and-why-is-it-important/) - What is an Environmental Audit? An environmental audit is basically a check of an entity such as an organisation against a form of environmental criteria such as a recognised standard, the law (for example the Environmental Protection Act 1990) or customer requirements. It determines how the extent to which the entity conforms with the criteria for impacts - [IOSH Managing Safely: Everything You Need to Know](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2026/01/19/iosh-managing-safely-everything-you-need-to-know/) - There is a great deal of interest in the IOSH Managing Safely course and even more questions from those considering it. Online forums, workplace groups and learner discussions often ask the same things. What is the course really about? How difficult is it? How long does it take? What sort of person is it designed - [How to Complete Your NEBOSH NG2/IG2 Practical Assessment (2019 Syllabus)](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2022/05/26/ng2-ig2-helpful-hints-and-common-errors/) - This article discusses the NEBOSH National General Certificate and NEBOSH International General Certificate, 2019 syllabus. So you are approaching your NG2/IG2 project (let’s call it the “project”) and it all looks pretty simple. You just need to get a pass. There are no grades and there’s guidance from NEBOSH to follow – nobody fails this - [ISO 45001](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2018/06/11/iso-45001/) - “Plan; Do; Check; Act; Check it out; What; what; what; What’s it all about?” (With apologies to the Beasty Boys) In March 2019, the new occupational health and safety management system (OHSMS) ISO45001 was launched by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). This replaces OHSAS 18001 to become the globally recognised OHSMS standard. ISO45001 adopts - [Approaching a scenario based OBE paper](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2022/12/01/approaching-a-scenario-based-obe-paper/) - The open book examinations (OBE) have been with us for a while now. And I think it is safe to say that the ideas that this is an “easy pass” have been well and truly blown out of the water! Like any examination or assessment, whether it is your driving test, a ballet exam, a - [Welcome to University! Embarking on your NEBOSH Diploma Journey - Part 1](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2023/10/13/embarking-on-your-nebosh-diploma-journey/) - As I write this for our new (and continuing) students, I’m also thinking of my daughter, who is starting her first year of her degree at university. And it made me think – what can I do to advise someone studying for a higher-level qualification (level 6 and above)? I’m also going to share with you - [Workplace Temperature Guidelines: Keeping Your Employees Comfortable](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/12/15/workplace-temperature-guidelines-keeping-your-employees-comfortable/) - Anyone who has experienced a frosty winter morning at work or a humid summer afternoon will know how much temperature can affect comfort, concentration and one’s general mood. A workplace that is too hot or too cold can quickly become unpleasant and, in some situations, unsafe. With our climate often changing from one extreme to - [Mind Mapping - What Is It and Why Is It Useful?](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2023/11/03/study-technique-try-mind-mapping/) - I wondered what I could cover for this blog post and decided on a pet topic of mine over the years – mind mapping! This is a technique that can be used in multiple circumstances, such as when trying to organise thoughts while answering an exam question, an assignment question, or simply trying to learn - [What does ESG actually mean?](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/06/09/what-does-esg-actually-mean/) - I’ve been involved in sustainability professionally for over a quarter of a century now and over that time I have seen many terms come, some stay and others disappear. Currently, the term environmental, social and governance, commonly known as ESG, is very popular. But what does this term mean and how does it apply to - [Operational Control 101](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2022/06/06/operational-control-101/) - What is operational control? There are certain activities within an organisation that from an environmental perspective require some control. This is usually as a result of them posing a significant risk to the environment. The term ‘operational control’ comes from the ISO 14001:2105 standard, but organisations in practice implement operational control in many ways with - [Resource efficiency – an effective way to save money and reduce environmental impact](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2020/07/01/resource-efficiency-an-effective-way-to-save-money-and-reduce-environmental-impact/) - The effective use of resources is an effective way in which organisations can reduce their environmental impact and reduce costs. It always strikes me as strange that companies will cut costs in many other ways but will not consider mechanisms by which they can reduce resource usage. - [Environmental Management - Training, Awareness, and Competence](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/09/05/environmental-management-training-awareness-and-competence/) - Looking at three very closely related parts of environmental management that are vital for a successful environmental management system (EMS): training, awareness, and competence. - [Setting Environmental Objectives for an ISO 14001 Environmental Management System (EMS)](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/02/05/setting-environmental-objectives-for-an-iso-14001-environmental-management-system-ems/) - Introduction Objectives are defined in the Environmental Management System (EMS) standard ISO 14001:2015 as being ‘result to be achieved’. They form a key part of an organisation's strategy to improve its environmental performance. They can be set at many different organisational levels, for a small project up to a multinational organisation and anything in between. - [How to Become a Health & Safety Officer](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/09/19/how-to-become-a-health-safety-officer/) - Introduction A career in health and safety is a meaningful, impactful profession that helps save lives, prevent accidents, and keep workplaces running smoothly. As a Health and Safety Officer (HSO), you’re primarily working behind the scenes to ensure that businesses are compliant, workers are protected, and risks are managed (ideally before anyone gets hurt). What - [NEBOSH Health and Safety Management for Construction Risk Assessment - Tips for your Success](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2023/09/25/nebosh-health-and-safety-management-for-construction-risk-assessment-tips-for-your-success/) - How much do you know about ladders? No, really, how much do you know about ladders? I am thinking about the NEBOSH risk assessment question on the construction exam paper. It is usually right near the end of the paper, the penultimate question most likely question 9 or 10, and is titled “Risk assessment.” From - [Top Tips for gaining a good mark in the NEBOSH Environment Diploma project](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2020/05/04/top-tips-for-gaining-a-good-mark-in-the-nebosh-environment-diploma-project/) - In this post let’s look at some top tips for doing well in the NEBOSH National or International Diploma in Environmental Management project (NDEM2/IDEM2). - [Preparing For The NEBOSH Environmental Diploma Exam](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2018/06/01/preparing-for-the-nebosh-environmental-diploma-exam/) - Preparing well for the NEBOSH Diploma in Environmental Management exam is essential if you want to do well, so in this post, we are going to look at things that you can do to increase the chances of success in the exam and improve your confidence. The exam you must complete is 3 hours in - [Top Tips for the NEBOSH Environmental Management Certificate Open Book Exam](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/03/04/top-tips-for-the-nebosh-environmental-management-certificate-open-book-exam/) - Let’s take a look at some tips for completing the NEBOSH Environmental Management Certificate (EMC) exam. How to Structure Your Answers Size of the Answer It’s a good idea to provide the proportionate number of words when answering each task. A total word count is provided for the submission as a whole, which should be - [NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety Practical Assignment - Tips for your Success](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2022/12/06/nebosh-certificate-in-fire-safety-practical-assignment-tips-for-your-success/) - As we approach the release of another NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety and the FSC2 practical, the team at RRC has been reviewing advice to help prevent common mistakes made when writing the practical element (FSC2). How to Prepare for Your NEBOSH Fire Safety Practical (FSC2) Firstly, give yourself headspace, get in the zone and - [Decoding the Diploma Scenario Based Assessment - the OBE - Part 2](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2023/12/01/decoding-the-diploma-scenario-based-assessment-the-obe-part-2/) - Myth Busting As I’ve said before I have been around for a while and I have lost count of the number of times I have heard things like “NEBOSH ask weird questions” and “you have to say the right buzzwords” and my personal favourite “they need to fail so many people so sometimes you can - [What is Environmental Management?](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/11/14/what-is-environmental-management/) - Environmental management is about taking responsibility for the impact we have on the natural world. For me, it means planning, monitoring, and improving how we use resources, manage waste, and reduce pollution. When we approach it with care, we build a culture of sustainability that shapes how we work and how we live, creating long-term - [Top Tips for Managing Biodiversity for Environmental Practitioners](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/11/07/top-tips-for-managing-biodiversity-for-environmental-practitioners/) - Introduction Biodiversity management is an environmental issue that generalist environmental practitioners must sometimes consider. Quite often we are used to dealing with wastes, emissions and compliance with permits etc so I thought it might be worthwhile sharing my thoughts on some actions that can be taken to reduce the biodiversity impacts of the organisations for - [Health and Safety Data Skills: Why They Matter and How to Develop Them](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/11/10/health-and-safety-data-skills-why-they-matter-and-how-to-develop-them/) - Introduction Today's health and safety professionals are drowning in data yet starving for insights. Incident reports, near-miss logs, audit findings, inspection records, and safety KPIs accumulate across spreadsheets and databases. The data is there—abundant, detailed, and potentially transformative. Yet many OSH practitioners struggle to extract meaningful patterns, identify emerging risks, or translate numbers into actionable - [RRC Celebrates with Diploma Graduates at NEBOSH Graduation 2025](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/10/22/nebosh-graduation-2025/) - RRC celebrates its 137 NEBOSH Diploma graduates at the 2025 Graduation, including Best Candidate winner Katherine Barnwell and RRC’s own Claire Stockley. - [Managing Organisational Environmental Compliance Obligations](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2022/02/01/managing-organisational-environmental-compliance-obligations/) - What are compliance obligations ‘Compliance obligations’ is a term that was introduced in the latest, 2015 version of the environmental management system standard ISO 14001. It is a term that essentially incorporates two categories of things that an organisation must comply with. These are firstly, law, depending on where you are this will be different, - [The Importance of Nutrient Cycling](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2020/11/02/the-importance-of-nutrient-cycling/) - Cycling or cycling? I do enjoy a bit of cycling, as those of you who know we well are quite aware, I turned into a MAMIL (Middle Aged Man in Lycra) many years back. However, don’t be fooled by the title this post it is not about that kind of cycling, but the just as - [Identifying Environmental Aspects and Impacts](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2014/01/06/identifying-environmental/) - Seven years ago I competed in my first marathon it was hard – very hard. As everyone always says, in the last six miles of the race you hit a wall, and a very well built and extremely big wall it was, too! Something that feels very much like the last few miles of a - [Historic Parallels – Minamata Bay Disaster](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2019/11/20/historic-parallels-minamata-bay-disaster/) - Introduction I really do believe that by looking into the past we can learn so much about how to deal with the present problems that we face. Following on from my post regarding the Great London Smog, I thought it would be interesting to take a look at another landmark environmental incident, the mercury poisoning - [Historical Parallels – The Great London Smog of 1952](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2019/03/04/historical-parallels-the-great-london-smog-of-1952/) - As anyone who has attended a majority of the classroom-based courses that I have delivered will know; I believe a case study from the past can assist in helping students understand the problems of today. This can be a great learning experience. In regards to air pollution, I’m not aware of a better case study - [Civil Sanctions vs Criminal Sanctions for Environmental Offences](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2014/07/07/civil-sanctions-vs-criminal-sanctions-for-environmental-offences/) - Let’s all be civil If there is one topic I find causes confusion for students (as well as aspects and impacts, that is – see my earlier post!) it is civil sanctions – as covered in Element 5, Unit 1 of the NEBOSH Environmental Diploma. It does take some time to get your head around - [Financial Means to Change Environmental Behaviours](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/10/06/financial-means-to-change-environmental-behaviours/) - Introduction One of the key ways in which environmental policies are implemented, in addition to law, is through financial mechanisms. Financial instruments are those that work on the principle of making some kind of action either more or less economically palatable to organisations. They don’t tell organisations that they can or cannot carry out some - [Important Update: IEMA Rebranded to the Institute of Sustainability and Environmental Professionals (ISEP)](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/07/15/important-update-iema-rebranded-to-the-institute-of-sustainability-and-environmental-professionals-isep/) - You may have seen that IEMA (the Institute of Environmental Management & Assessment) has now rebranded to the Institute of Sustainability & Environmental Professionals (ISEP). This change was made following consultation with ISEP (formerly IEMA)’s membership and is designed to better reflect both the purpose of the organisation and the evolving identity of its members. - [New Data Skills Course Launches for Health & Safety Professionals](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/09/30/new-data-skills-course-launches-for-health-safety-professionals/) - RRC are excited to announce that our Data Skills for Health & Safety online course is now available. Find out more about this unique course for HSE professionals. - [Neurodiversity in the Workplace](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/09/12/neurodiversity-in-the-workplace/) - Introduction Neurodiversity refers to the natural variation in neurological development and cognitive functioning. Conditions such as ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, Tourette’s syndrome and Prosopagnosia all fall under the neurodivergent umbrella. Up to 20% of the population identify as neurodivergent in some way. As awareness of these conditions grows, so does the understanding - [Considerations of Environmental Compliance Obligation Auditing](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/09/05/considerations-of-environmental-compliance-obligation-auditing/) - Background Compliance obligations (COs) consist of the legal and non legal requirements that an organisation must follow. If an organisation has a certified environmental management system (EMS), it is essential that it evaluates the organisation against COs, being a requirement of the ‘performance evaluation’ clause of ISO 14001. A common way of evaluation is to - [Why is Health and Safety Important in the Workplace?](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/08/11/why-is-health-and-safety-important-in-the-workplace/) - Introduction I've always maintained that health and safety isn’t a box-ticking exercise. It's really about looking after people. When the workplace is safe, everyone feels more comfortable doing their job, and things naturally run better. It also makes sense from a business point of view. Fewer accidents mean less time off and fewer problems down - [Environmental Commitments of the New UK Government](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/07/29/environmental-commitments-of-the-new-uk-government/) - A new government from a different political party has come to power in the UK and what they are proposing with regards to the environment is radically different to the past government. In this post therefore I thought it might be interesting to take a brief look at some of the key policies that are - [Environmental Risk Control Hierarchies](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/07/28/environmental-risk-control-hierarchies/) - Introduction Much of the work of an environmental practitioner involves identifying and managing risk to the environment in one way or another. As I tell the students I train, when it comes to answering exam questions on control, it’s always helpful to use a framework. Frameworks help ‘spin out’ an answer, making it more detailed - [Five Skills That Make an Effective Environmental Management Practitioner](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/07/04/five-skills-that-make-an-effective-environmental-management-practitioner/) - I’m sure that you could find many formalised competency schemes that are produced by professional institutes and the like that could answer this question. However, I thought I would have an informal attempt myself after being an environmental practitioner for quite some time now. Here are five skills that I think are important to be - [Fire Safety in the Workplace](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/07/21/fire-safety-in-the-workplace/) - The Importance of Fire Safety in the Workplace Fire safety in the workplace isn’t just a legal requirement, it’s a critical component of keeping employees safe and businesses operational. Not to mention they’re expensive, dangerous, and more common than you would think. So common, in fact, that UK businesses lose millions each year due to - [Who is Responsible for Health & Safety in the Workplace?](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/07/04/who-is-responsible-for-health-safety-in-the-workplace/) - Introduction When questioned, I think most people would say that it’s the employer’s job to make sure everyone gets home safe at the end of the day. But it’s not just on them. Under the 1974 Health and Safety at Work Act, the responsibility extends to managers, business owners, and employees. We all have a - [Is Recycling Really Good for the Environment? Pros and Cons Explained](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/05/12/is-recycling-really-good-for-the-environment-pros-and-cons-explained/) - Introduction Did you know that although we are asked to recycle a great deal of our waste these days that recycling is not actually the best environmental option for our waste? Recycling is actually a sort of ‘middle level’ option that is certainly much better than waste ending up in a landfill or having the - [What Is a Risk Assessment?](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/04/28/what-is-a-risk-assessment/) - Introduction “No risk, no reward” sounds great in theory, but let’s face it, there are some risks that your company would not want to take: those that endanger your staff and the general public. In this particular case, the risk definitely isn’t worth taking and you’d be lamenting the very idea long after tragedy has - [How to Conduct a Training Needs Analysis to Improve Health and Safety Outcomes](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/04/07/how-to-conduct-a-training-needs-analysis-to-improve-health-and-safety-outcomes/) - Introduction to Training Needs Analysis Nobody wants to create ineffective training, especially when it comes to training that should improve health and safety outcomes. A careful Training needs analysis (TNA) can go a long way to helping avoid such an issue. According to HRZone, a TNA is “the process of identifying the gap between the - [Packaging Waste Regulations – Implications of Waste Disposal Fees ](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/04/07/packaging-regulations-waste-regulations-implications-of-waste-disposal-fees/) - Introduction As some of you may be aware a new version of the UK packaging waste regulations was recently released. ‘Large’ organisations now have a responsibility to pay waste disposal fees for the packaging on their products that eventually becomes household waste. Organisations are ‘large’ if they meet the following criteria: annual turnover of £2 - [5 Health and Safety Tips for Onboarding Temporary Workers](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2023/11/01/5-health-and-safety-tips-for-onboarding-temporary-workers/) - For sectors that experience predictable, seasonal peaks in trade – retail, hospitality and transport, for example – recruiting temporary staff is often the most efficient way to handle the extra workload. But with such a short tenure, how much training and onboarding is appropriate to get them on the job as quickly as possible? - [RRC partners with Sleep Unlimited to help teach people how vital sleep is for their wellbeing](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/11/19/sleep-unlimited-partnership-launch/) - RRC are delighted to announce their new partnership with Sleep Unlimited to offer IOSH Approved Sleeping Well to Work Safely to our customers. - [The First Step to a Career in Environmental Management](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2019/02/04/career-environmental-management/) - I can’t believe that I have been working as an environmental management consultant and trainer for twenty years. Much like a professional footballer who is playing in his early thirties (I wish) I have achieved veteran status! My career has had its ups and downs over the years. But I do not regret it for - [Study Briefing NEBOSH Environmental Diploma: Element 1](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2021/02/10/study-briefing-nebosh-environmental-diploma-element-1/) - As I am sure you are aware, the NEBOSH Environmental Diploma exams have been postponed as a result of the pandemic, which for students can be very frustrating. To help maintain momentum in your studies, I had a think as to what we can do to help. I came up with a plan of a - [How to Choose the Perfect Health and Safety Course for You](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2023/09/14/how-to-choose-the-perfect-health-and-safety-course-for-you/) - Looking to start a health and safety course? Getting a health and safety qualification is not only a chance for you to develop your knowledge and expertise, but strong health and safety skills are also highly sought after in the UK's most dangerous industries, such as construction and manufacturing, helping to set you apart from - [The New NEBOSH General Certificate Courses - Know and Do](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2019/09/12/the-new-nebosh-general-certificate-courses-know-and-do/) - On 4th September NEBOSH launched their new-look NEBOSH General Certificate Courses (both National and International). It was no surprise that the launch coincided with NEBOSH 40th anniversary celebrations. The NEBOSH General Certificate course has been the backbone of NEBOSH’s course offerings for many years and has provided the springboard for thousands of careers into occupational - [A Beginner’s Guide to NEBOSH](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2023/08/21/a-beginners-guide-to-nebosh/) - If you’re looking to begin your HSE journey with a NEBOSH course, knowing where to start can be difficult. But don’t worry, in this blog, we’ll cover everything you need to know about NEBOSH, its courses and how to apply. What is NEBOSH and what does it stand for? NEBOSH stands for the National Examination - [Deposit Return Schemes Coming to the UK](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/03/07/deposit-return-schemes-coming-to-the-uk/) - Introduction It was interesting to see the post here pop up in my news aggregator the other week. It appears that deposit return schemes (DRS) will be introduced in the UK in the near future. This brought back a lot of memories from my youth. I remember my parents buying soft drinks in glass bottles - [NEBOSH Level 6 Diploma vs ProQual Level 6 NVQ Diploma](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2025/02/07/nebosh-level-6-diploma-vs-proqual-level-6-nvq-diploma/) - A comparison of the NEBOSH level 6 National Diploma for Occupational Health and Safety Professionals and the ProQual Level 6 NVQ Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety Practice. RRC International have just launched the ProQual qualification so I thought this was an opportune moment for a comparison of these two qualifications. Can I say, they - [The Role of Mental Health in Workplace Safety](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/12/20/the-role-of-mental-health-in-workplace-safety/) - Mental health and workplace safety are inextricably linked, but it hasn't always gotten the attention it deserves. Back in 1833, the Factories Act started ensuring workers in the UK were physically safe and healthy. But it's only been in more recent years that the discussion around mental health has gained more traction. Unsurprisingly, this oversight - [Five New Year’s Resolutions for Environmental Practitioners in 2025](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/12/23/five-new-years-resolutions-for-environmental-practitioners-in-2025/) - Well, I made it to 25 years as an environmental practitioner last year and I am well and truly in the veteran status of my career! It’s been some journey. Every year for the past few years I have written a blog post on new years resolutions for environmental practitioners, and these are my musings - [Top Five Tips for Completing Your First ISEP (formerly IEMA) Certificate in Environmental Management Assignment](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2023/12/07/top-five-tips-for-completing-your-first-iema-certificate-in-environmental-management-assignment/) - The ISEP (formerly IEMA) Certificate in Environmental Management (ISEP (formerly IEMA) CEM) is assessed by three end of module assignments. They cover various topics related to the course material in the three modules of the course. The assignments are marked by the training providers rather than the ISEP (formerly IEMA) and as such I have - [Finding Info about The Environment Where You Live or Work](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2016/04/18/finding-information-about-the-environment-where-you-live-or-work/) - In this blog post I take a look at the key sources of information that can be accessed to understand the environment in an area. As you might be aware, it is generally a legal requirement for environmental information collected by public bodies to be made available to the public. Pretty much all of this - [On-Demand Revision Workshops for NEBOSH General Certificates have Launched](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/12/17/on-demand-revision-workshops-for-nebosh-general-certificates-have-launched/) - We are excited to announce the launch of our new on-demand version of the popular revision workshops for the NEBOSH National General Certificate and NEBOSH International General Certificate assessments. Available now, this new flexible format allows students to study at their own pace, focusing on exam technique and assessment strategy. Led by our experienced tutor, - [Living Planet Index Report Release 2024](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/12/09/living-planet-index-report-release-2024/) - Introduction On the 10th October 2024 the latest version of the Living Planet Index (LPI)Report was released. This is an extremely useful publication for environmental practitioners so I thought it might be worthwhile writing a blog post on it. What is the LPI? In a nutshell or TLDR! The LPI is a measure of worldwide - [Planetary Boundaries: A Planetary Health Check](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/11/04/planetary-boundaries-a-planetary-health-check/) - Introduction I’m always a big fan of approaches that get across a topic in a graphical, easy to understand way. This makes it easier for people to gain a grasp of a topic in a brief period of time, particularly those who are not experts. The UN Sustainable Development Goals are one example. Another example, - [Health and Safety: Looking to the Future](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/10/21/health-and-safety-looking-to-the-future/) - Can you believe that the Health and Safety Act has only been around for 50 years? To many of us, health and safety operations are instilled in our minds, and we can’t imagine what time was like before them. What is the Health and Safety Act 1974? The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 - [Managing Psychological Stress in the Workplace](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/03/26/managing-psychological-stress-in-the-workplace/) - Since the Factories Act of 1833, the physical health and safety of workers has been an ever-increasing priority for every UK industry. But when we clock in at the start of our workday, it’s not just our physical health that’s at risk. In this blog we are going to explore how to approach setting up - [An Introduction to Science Based Targets](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/10/04/an-introduction-to-science-based-targets/) - Introduction I’ve been working in environmental management for a fair few years now and over this time I have seen many initiatives. One that seems to be gaining traction over the last few years is ‘Science based targets’ (SBTs). I am seeing them being quoted by many organisations. I think it’s always important to keep - [Reflecting on 50 Years of Health and Safety](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/10/01/reflecting-on-50-years-of-health-and-safety/) - In my mid-20s, I entered the world of health and safety (after leaving my career as an accountant). While studying for the NEBOSH certificate, I remember learning the importance of Health and Safety at Work, etc. Act 1974 (the Act), and learning sections by rote. At the time, I realised how much this single act - [Building a Business Case for Environmental Improvements](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/07/08/building-a-business-case-for-environmental-improvements/) - Introduction You want to implement a project to help improve the environmental performance of your organisation. Unfortunately, you need to persuade your director to loosen up the purse strings and provide other resources such as money and staff time to assist. How do you go about making a business case for the project? Stay tuned - [Most Exciting H&S Jobs Revealed](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/06/14/most-exciting-hs-jobs-revealed/) - Young people are now almost 20 times more likely to pursue a career in health and safety than they were in 2019, according to our own health and safety training data. Could health and safety now be seen as a cool career? It seems so, and we certainly think so! Here, we have compiled a - [Megatrends and Sustainable Development](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/06/04/megatrends-and-sustainable-development/) - What are megatrends! Good question that we’ll take a look at in this blog post in addition to how they relate to environmental management and sustainability. First mention of megatrends The term megatrend was first coined in the early 1980s by futurologist John Naisbitt in his book “Megatrends: Ten New Directions Transforming Our Lives’. As - [Reasons for Environmental Performance Monitoring](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/05/08/reasons-for-environmental-performance-monitoring/) - Introduction Let’s look at monitoring that is required to determine environmental performance. Before we get started, I think we better define what monitoring means, in this context, as there are many definitions. Monitoring is an activity that is undertaken very regularly, in some organisations every day, it is usually the most frequent type of performance - [Guidance on Developing an Environmental Compliance Obligations Register](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/04/08/guidance-on-developing-an-environmental-compliance-obligations-register/) - Introduction A common form of document that is often produced by organisations to help them with their process for managing environmental compliance obligations is a compliance obligations (CO) register (sometimes known as a legal register or legal and other requirements register). As a consultant I have developed and maintained many of these over the years. - [Is Bias Deterring Women from Health & Safety Careers? 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When you are at the site you must carry out the following tasks; Speak to workers/managers Review documents Look up relevant legislation Find out a general description of what the company does - [How to Write an Effective Environmental Policy Statement](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2019/04/03/how-to-write-an-effective-environmental-policy-statement/) - Over the years I’ve seen many environmental policies. Some are good and some, well, not so good. It’s a common task for environmental practitioners to write a policy from scratch, or at least maintain an existing policy. Therefore, I thought it would be helpful to identify good practice when it comes to policy development. An - [Tips for Environmental Auditors](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2024/02/01/tips-for-environmental-auditors/) - I have undertaken many environmental audits over the years of varying types such as environmental management system audits, legal compliance audits and due diligence audits to name but a few! Going back to when I first started auditing, I remember how daunting it was to carry one out. In this post I thought I could pass - [Life Cycle Thinking 101](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2019/08/16/life-cycle-thinking-101/) - Every product has a life cycle and understanding the components of the lifecycle is important for getting to grips with its true environmental impact. Traditionally, environmental impact assessments have considered just the manufacturing phase of a product - this would include direct impacts. Direct impacts are those that are physically released by the organisation itself. - [Sustainable Development Goals for Business](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2019/09/26/sustainable-development-goals-for-business/) - Background Sustainable development goals (SDGs) seem to have been a big success in industry; you see them everywhere, from corporate reports to models to improving sustainability, and I have got to admit I am a huge fan myself! The SDGs stem from the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development. The goals cover the usual areas of - [Environmental Key Performance Indicators for Organisations](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2019/10/25/environmental-key-performance-indicators-for-organisations/) - Key performance indicators (KPIs) are a commonly used mechanism to track performance in business, they are used for many reasons such as human resources, occupational health and safety and finance. They also have their uses in organisational environmental management, so in this post I thought we could look at how to apply them to environmental - [The Importance of Good Design to Reduce Environmental Impact](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2019/12/23/the-importance-of-good-design-to-reduce-environmental-impact/) - Over the years an environmental topic I have become more and more interested in is that of design for the environment, sometimes known as ‘cleaner design’. It has most definitely dawned on me that product designers play a key part in the battle to increase the environmental performance of a product. If products were designed - [Study Briefing NEBOSH Environmental Diploma: Element 2](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2021/03/02/study-briefing-nebosh-environmental-diploma-element-2/) - In this second briefing let’s look at ED1 Element 2. This is a very short module. In fact it is the shortest on the course, with a recommended tuition time of 4 hours. This element covers the essentials of environmental leadership over five learning outcomes, most of which you are required to outline. Let’s consider - [Life Cycle Thinking Example – The Impacts of a Building](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2021/03/03/life-cycle-thinking-example-building/) - In an earlier post you might remember that we discussed the concept of life cycle thinking. This is the approach to identifying and assessing environmental impacts from cradle to grave. I thought in this post it would be useful to see how that approach can be applied in practice, with the subject matter being a building. - [Study Briefing NEBOSH Environmental Diploma: Element 3](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2021/03/08/study-briefing-nebosh-environmental-diploma-element-3/) - After a very short Element 2 , let’s move on and consider Element 3. Element 3 is a medium sized element that officially requires 8 hours of tuition time. This element covers environmental management systems and emergency planning over five learning outcomes. Most of these you are required to outline. As with Element 2, there - [Study Briefing NEBOSH Environmental Diploma: Element 4](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2021/03/24/study-briefing-nebosh-environmental-diploma-element-4/) - This element covers environmental risk evaluation and control over four learning outcomes, most of which you are required to explain. - [Study Briefing NEBOSH Environmental Diploma: Element 5](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2021/03/31/study-briefing-nebosh-environmental-diploma-element-5/) - The element consists of information regarding the various ways and means of determining environmental performance. - [The importance of the natural world](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2022/03/02/the-importance-of-the-natural-world/) - I have often thought that people sort of like the natural world as it looks nice and don’t really understand how else it benefits society. Understanding the benefits is a key issue that I think people should get to grips with as it surely would lead to more protection of our natural world. I thought - [NEBOSH Environment Management Certificate Practical Assessment (2021 syllabus) – Tips for your Success](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2022/04/04/nebosh-environment-management-certificate-practical-assessment-2021-syllabus-tips-for-your-success/) - In this post I thought we could look at what you need to do to pass the NEBOSH environmental management certificate practical assignment (called in NEBOSH speak EMC2). The assignment does not have a pass mark, you gain a pass by making sure you hit several stated requirements. Don’t worry for now what these are, - [Considerations of management system integration](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2022/08/01/considerations-of-management-system-integration/) - Have you ever noticed that there are many similarities between quality, health & safety, and environmental (QHSE)? I have a fair bit of experience of the first two of those and there is not much difference in their overall strategic management in an organisation. Sure, there are some differences in the actual subject matter, but - [An overview of the environmental impacts of agriculture](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2022/09/01/an-overview-of-the-environmental-impacts-of-agriculture/) - I was brought up on a small farm, kind of an idyllic upbringing in some ways, but also quite hard work in others. Therefore, in this post I thought I would go back to my roots and post about something agriculturally related for the first time. Let’s consider agricultural land use and management and how - [Integrating Sustainable Development Goals](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2023/02/10/integrating-sustainable-development-goals/) - I wrote about Sustainable development goals (SDGs) in a previous blog post a while back. Since then SDGs have massively come into prominence and are a key way that organisation’s outline what areas of sustainability are important to them on websites, corporate reports and other communication media. They have been a massive hit! Take a - [Background to Environmental Permitting](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2023/08/01/background-to-environmental-permitting/) - Introduction A key legal requirement in many places around the world that regulates all sorts of environmental impacts is the need for an environmental permit. A permit is basically a licence that is required to carry out an activity that could harm the environment. A permit is issued by a regulator who sets conditions within - [Approaching Answering NEBOSH Open Book Exam (OBE) Questions](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/2023/10/04/approaching-answering-nebosh-open-book-exam-questions/) - Introduction I think Benjamin Franklin once wrote something along the lines of death and taxes are inevitable in life, well for a lot of us so are exams! 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[environmental costs](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/environmental-costs/) - [Dad’s Army](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/dads-army/) - [World War II](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/world-war-ii/) - [Home Guard](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/home-guard/) - [permit to work](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/permit-to-work/) - [site manager](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/site-manager/) - [construction project](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/construction-project/) - [confined space](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/confined-space/) - [asbestos](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/asbestos/) - [recycling schemes](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/recycling-schemes/) - [Nebosh graduation](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/nebosh-graduation/) - [practical assessment](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/practical-assessment/) - [nebosh practical](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/nebosh-practical/) - [Hope](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/hope/) - [NEBOSH](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/nebosh/) - [NEBOSH Certificate](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/nebosh-certificate/) - [NEBOSH Diploma](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/nebosh-diploma/) - [IEMA](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/iema/) - [Occupational Safety and Health](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/occupational-safety-and-health/) - [key performance indicators](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/key-performance-indicators/) - [HSG65](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/hsg65/) - [isocyanates](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/isocyanates/) - [Environmental](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/environmental/) - [IOSH](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/iosh/) - [Knowledge](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/knowledge/) - [NIOSH](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/niosh/) - [National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/national-institute-for-occupational-safety-and-health/) - [Arrowhead Stadium](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/arrowhead-stadium/) - [Wimbledon](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/wimbledon/) - [MAGIC](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/magic/) - [gov.uk](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/gov-uk/) - [Natural England](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/natural-england/) - [Forestry Commission](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/forestry-commission/) - [Marine Management Organisation](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/marine-management-organisation/) - [public registers](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/public-registers/) - [ISO](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/iso/) - [45001](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/45001/) - [ISO 9001](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/iso-9001/) - [ISO 14001](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/iso-14001/) - [Quality](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/quality/) - [International Labour Organization](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/international-labour-organization/) - [ILO](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/ilo/) - [Occupational Health & Safety](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/occupational-health-safety/) - [European Agency for safety and Health at Work](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/european-agency-for-safety-and-health-at-work/) - [EU-OSHA](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/eu-osha/) - [The Institution of Occupational Safety and Health](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/the-institution-of-occupational-safety-and-health/) - [The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/the-royal-society-for-the-prevention-of-accidents/) - [RoSPA](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/rospa/) - [Arco Ltd](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/arco-ltd/) - [The Institution of Chemical Engineers](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/the-institution-of-chemical-engineers/) - [IChemE](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/icheme/) - [The Institution of Engineering and Technology](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/the-institution-of-engineering-and-technology/) - [IET](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/iet/) - [Combustion Engineering Association](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/combustion-engineering-association/) - [CEA](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/cea/) - [Spirax-Sarco Limited](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/spirax-sarco-limited/) - [Association for Project Safety](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/association-for-project-safety/) - [APS](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/aps/) - [Office of Rail and Road](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/office-of-rail-and-road/) - [ORR](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/orr/) - [Rail Safety and Standards Board](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/rail-safety-and-standards-board/) - [RSSB](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/rssb/) - [Trades Union Congress](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/trades-union-congress/) - [TUC](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/tuc/) - [Health & Safety Authority](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/health-safety-authority/) - [H&SA](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/hsa/) - [Australian Federal Register of Legislation](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/australian-federal-register-of-legislation/) - [Safe Work Australia](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/safe-work-australia/) - [Centre for Occupational Health and Safety](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/centre-for-occupational-health-and-safety/) - [CCOHS](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/ccohs/) - [WorkSafeBC](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/worksafebc/) - [Occupational Safety & Health Administration](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/occupational-safety-health-administration/) - [OSHA](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/osha/) - [US. Fire Administration](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/us-fire-administration/) - [USFA](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/usfa/) - [Industrial Safety and Environmental Protection](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/industrial-safety-and-environmental-protection/) - [INERIS](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/ineris/) - [Institute for Research and Safety](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/institute-for-research-and-safety/) - [INRS](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/inrs/) - [Institute for Health and Safety at work](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/institute-for-health-and-safety-at-work/) - [ISST](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/isst/) - [Department of Occupational Safety and Health](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/department-of-occupational-safety-and-health/) - [DOSH](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/dosh/) - [Legislation for workplace safety and health](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/legislation-for-workplace-safety-and-health/) - [Working Environment Authority](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/working-environment-authority/) - [International Association of Oil & Gas Producers](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/international-association-of-oil-gas-producers/) - [IOGP](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/iogp/) - [International Petroleum Industry Environmental Conservation Association](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/international-petroleum-industry-environmental-conservation-association/) - [IPIECA](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/ipieca/) - [Petroleum Safety Authority](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/petroleum-safety-authority/) - [PSA](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/psa/) - [Norwegian Petroleum Directorate](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/norwegian-petroleum-directorate/) - [Standards Norway](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/standards-norway/) - [Norwegian Oil and Gas Association](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/norwegian-oil-and-gas-association/) - [National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/national-offshore-petroleum-safety-and-environmental-management-authority/) - [NOPSEMA](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/nopsema/) - [American Petroleum Institute](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/american-petroleum-institute/) - [API](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/api/) - [Petroleum Development Oman](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/petroleum-development-oman/) - [PDO](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/pdo/) - [International Marine Contractors Association](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/international-marine-contractors-association/) - [IMCA](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/imca/) - [Port Skills and Safety](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/port-skills-and-safety/) - [PSS](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/pss/) - [Sustainable Development](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/sustainable-development/) - [EMS](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/ems/) - [environmental management system](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/environmental-management-system/) - [Sustainability](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/sustainability/) - [Forum for the Future](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/forum-for-the-future/) - [Our Common Future](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/our-common-future/) - [Assessment](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/assessment/) - [Practical](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/practical/) - [Report](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/report/) - [Observation](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/observation/) - [study](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/study/) - [revise](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/revise/) - [examination](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/examination/) - [GC3](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/gc3/) - [legal breaches](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/legal-breaches/) - [18001](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/18001/) - [OHSAS](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/ohsas/) - [OHSMS](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/ohsms/) - [writing](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/writing/) - [development](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/development/) - [Gro Harlem Brundtland](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/gro-harlem-brundtland/) - [Jonathan Porritt](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/jonathan-porritt/) - [capital](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/capital/) - [natural](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/natural/) - [human](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/human/) - [social](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/social/) - [manufactured](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/manufactured/) - [financial](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/financial/) - [qualification](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/qualification/) - [tutor](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/tutor/) - [assignment](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/assignment/) - [referencing](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/referencing/) - [Career](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/career/) - [Advice](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/advice/) - [Qualifications](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/qualifications/) - [change](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/change/) - [managing risk](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/managing-risk/) - [Checklist](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/checklist/) - [Organised](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/organised/) - [Tips](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/tips/) - [Negligence](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/negligence/) - [Stress](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/stress/) - [Talk](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/talk/) - [Campaign](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/campaign/) - [Workplace](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/workplace/) - [Special Considerations](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/special-considerations/) - [Reasonable Adjustment](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/reasonable-adjustment/) - [Dictionary](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/dictionary/) - [Environmental Awareness](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/environmental-awareness/) - [risk control](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/risk-control/) - [environmental practitioner](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/environmental-practitioner/) - [air quality](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/air-quality/) - [Occupational health and safety](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/occupational-health-and-safety/) - [Case Law](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/case-law/) - [Vicarious Liability](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/vicarious-liability/) - [Law principles](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/law-principles/) - [Practical application of theory](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/practical-application-of-theory/) - [waste management](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/waste-management/) - [Environmental management systems](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/environmental-management-systems/) - [Wellbeing](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/wellbeing/) - [World Environment Day](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/world-environment-day/) - [Air pollution](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/air-pollution/) - [pressure groups](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/pressure-groups/) - [emergency](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/emergency/) - [progression](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/progression/) - [life cycle](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/life-cycle/) - [product life cycle](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/product-life-cycle/) - [upstream impact](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/upstream-impact/) - [downstream impact](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/downstream-impact/) - [efficient](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/efficient/) - [IG](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/ig/) - [NG](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/ng/) - [OHS](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/ohs/) - [New Syllabus](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/new-syllabus/) - [Updates](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/updates/) - [General Certificate](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/general-certificate/) - [training](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/training/) - [SDG](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/sdg/) - [sustainable development goals](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/sustainable-development-goals/) - [environmental agenda](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/environmental-agenda/) - [targets](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/targets/) - [SDG compass](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/sdg-compass/) - [KPIs](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/kpis/) - [environmental key performance indicators](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/environmental-key-performance-indicators/) - [MPIs](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/mpis/) - [EPIs](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/epis/) - [ISO 14031](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/iso-14031/) - [WELs](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/wels/) - [study techniques](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/study-techniques/) - [christmas](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/christmas/) - [Environmental design](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/environmental-design/) - [raw materials](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/raw-materials/) - [hazardous materials](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/hazardous-materials/) - [clean design](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/clean-design/) - [goals](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/goals/) - [asthma](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/asthma/) - [control measures](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/control-measures/) - [health risks](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/health-risks/) - [life cycle thinking](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/life-cycle-thinking/) - [Covid-19](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/covid-19/) - [online study](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/online-study/) - [hazard category](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/hazard-category/) - [IGC](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/igc/) - [NGC](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/ngc/) - [IG2](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/ig2/) - [NG2](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/ng2/) - [ndem2](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/ndem2/) - [idem2](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/idem2/) - [coursework](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/coursework/) - [ISO 14001:2015](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/iso-140012015/) - [resource](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/resource/) - [efficiency](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/efficiency/) - [agriculture](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/agriculture/) - [nutrient cycling](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/nutrient-cycling/) - [IDEM](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/idem/) - [NDEM](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/ndem/) - [life cycle thinking example](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/life-cycle-thinking-example/) - [AI](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/ai/) - [environmental policy](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/environmental-policy/) - [Source](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/source/) - [Pathway](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/pathway/) - [Receptor](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/receptor/) - [pollution assessment](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/pollution-assessment/) - [open book exams](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/open-book-exams/) - [OBE](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/obe/) - [openbookexam](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/openbookexam/) - [professional discussion](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/professional-discussion/) - [environmental improvements](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/environmental-improvements/) - [compliance obligations](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/compliance-obligations/) - [environmental compliance obligations](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/environmental-compliance-obligations/) - [Open book](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/open-book/) - [ND1](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/nd1/) - [ID1](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/id1/) - [natural world](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/natural-world/) - [ecosystem](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/ecosystem/) - [scientific understanding](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/scientific-understanding/) - [interdependence](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/interdependence/) - [nebosh practical assessment](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/nebosh-practical-assessment/) - [Operational Control 101](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/operational-control-101/) - [operational](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/operational/) - [control](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/control/) - [management of waste](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/management-of-waste/) - [hot weather](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/hot-weather/) - [workplace temperature](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/workplace-temperature/) - [UK law](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/uk-law/) - [Workplace Health Safety](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/workplace-health-safety/) - [management system integration](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/management-system-integration/) - [Environmental risk assessment](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/environmental-risk-assessment/) - [environmental performance](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/environmental-performance/) - [Environmental audits](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/environmental-audits/) - [Environmental Qualification](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/environmental-qualification/) - [EMC](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/emc/) - [IEMA Foundation Certificate in Environmental Management](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/iema-foundation-certificate-in-environmental-management/) - [NEBOSH Environmental Management Certificate](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/nebosh-environmental-management-certificate/) - [word count](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/word-count/) - [scenario based](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/scenario-based/) - [scenario based OBE paper](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/scenario-based-obe-paper/) - [NG1](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/ng1/) - [mini scenario](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/mini-scenario/) - [plan your time](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/plan-your-time/) - [NEBOSH guidance](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/nebosh-guidance/) - [NEBOSH qualification](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/nebosh-qualification/) - [FC2](https://blog.rrc.co.uk/tag/fc2/) - 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