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 … [Read more...] about Study Briefing NEBOSH Environmental Diploma: Element 3
Environmental Management
Life Cycle Thinking Example – The Impacts of a 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, … [Read more...] about Life Cycle Thinking Example – The Impacts of a Building
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 … [Read more...] about Study Briefing NEBOSH Environmental Diploma: Element 2
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 series … [Read more...] about Study Briefing NEBOSH Environmental Diploma: Element 1
Out with old in with new – five new year’s resolutions for environmental practitioners
Well that was some year! For one reason (here’s looking at you pandemic) and another I think most of us will be glad to see the back of 2020, and look forward to a much better year in 2021 – it won’t take much! Anyway, this time of year is always a good time to contemplate what … [Read more...] about Out with old in with new – five new year’s resolutions for environmental practitioners