Acronyms can be very helpful until you realise you have no idea what they stand for! Let’s try to clear up what stands for what – and more importantly, what course you need to do for your needs. CITB In a nutshell, CITB stands for the Construction Industry Training Board. To quote the people themselves,… Read More
There are many reasons why more and more companies are choosing to educate their employees through e-learning, so we decided to compile a list of the top three benefits that can arise from this form of employee education. Even if you’re choosing to study as an individual to further your career prospects, e-learning can be… Read More
Wandering through the various web pages today we came across the following question placed on a forum… “Hi I have been out of work for 5 months and getting a job in the architecture profession is proving very difficult. Am considering doing a course to get my NEBOSH General Certificate and doing the National Certificate… Read More
At SAMS were are constantly receiving information about private and public sector companies being prosecuted for failing to manage asbestos containing materials (ACM) on their premises. It is certainly towards the top of the issues that is causing a problem for building and facilities operators particularly within buildings constructed post war. The level of information… Read More
Running 11th – 14th March 2013. The IOSH Managing Safely Certificate course is the UK’s most popular and accessible course for anyone who needs health and safety training. This excellent and highly regarded course, spread over 4 days will be held at our Kent International Airport located at Manston, near Ramsgate. Course information The course structure is flexible… Read More
We are holding our ever popular Asbestos Awareness course which is accredited by UKATA, on Firday the 15th March 2013. The course runs from 9:30am to 1pm with tea and coffee included. At just £50+VAT this is a cost effective and thought proking course. Exposure to asbestos still continues to raise concerns within safety circles… Read More