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Djrossiross  
#1 Posted : 12 January 2016 13:01:46(UTC)
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Djrossiross
Is it worth it? Environmental training is already covered by CSCS, ECS, SSTS, SMSTS ect. Is there a genuine need for SEATs? It's unlikely I can persuade my organisation to invest in this training unless I can convince them otherwise, but I'm finding it hard to justify at the moment. None of our clients are asking for us to have it. Anyone got any opinions?
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Colossians 1:14  
#2 Posted : 14 January 2016 07:15:18(UTC)
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Colossians 1:14
stephenross wrote:
Is it worth it? Environmental training is already covered by CSCS, ECS, SSTS, SMSTS ect. Is there a genuine need for SEATs? It's unlikely I can persuade my organisation to invest in this training unless I can convince them otherwise, but I'm finding it hard to justify at the moment. None of our clients are asking for us to have it. Anyone got any opinions?
Money, Money, Money!
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walker  
#3 Posted : 14 January 2016 08:35:47(UTC)
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walker
Can I assume this is something to do with the construction industry? IOSH is a broad church, we are not all working in construction, so you need to make it clear what you are talking about.
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Colossians 1:14  
#4 Posted : 14 January 2016 09:30:17(UTC)
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Colossians 1:14
walker wrote:
Can I assume this is something to do with the construction industry? IOSH is a broad church, we are not all working in construction, so you need to make it clear what you are talking about.
It's another scheme that seems to be spreading like wildfire in the construction industry it seems! Once one organisation thinks its a good idea, the rest follow!
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walker  
#5 Posted : 14 January 2016 10:30:27(UTC)
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walker
Colossians 1:14 wrote:
walker wrote:
Can I assume this is something to do with the construction industry? IOSH is a broad church, we are not all working in construction, so you need to make it clear what you are talking about.
It's another scheme that seems to be spreading like wildfire in the construction industry it seems! Once one organisation thinks its a good idea, the rest follow!
"they" thought blacklisting was a good idea too
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Lawlee45239  
#6 Posted : 15 January 2016 12:04:47(UTC)
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Lawlee45239
stephenross wrote:
Is it worth it? Environmental training is already covered by CSCS, ECS, SSTS, SMSTS ect. Is there a genuine need for SEATs? It's unlikely I can persuade my organisation to invest in this training unless I can convince them otherwise, but I'm finding it hard to justify at the moment. None of our clients are asking for us to have it. Anyone got any opinions?
I've not attended it (yet), operatives have as a Client requirement. Environment is a big deal now, so I'm sure a lot more of these courses will be enforced. It is a CITB course so you can claim back some of the money for the course.
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chris42  
#7 Posted : 15 January 2016 12:08:27(UTC)
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chris42
Lawlee45239 wrote:
stephenross wrote:
Is it worth it? Environmental training is already covered by CSCS, ECS, SSTS, SMSTS ect. Is there a genuine need for SEATs? It's unlikely I can persuade my organisation to invest in this training unless I can convince them otherwise, but I'm finding it hard to justify at the moment. None of our clients are asking for us to have it. Anyone got any opinions?
I've not attended it (yet), operatives have as a Client requirement. Environment is a big deal now, so I'm sure a lot more of these courses will be enforced. It is a CITB course so you can claim back some of the money for the course.
Did the operative give any feedback as to how useful / informative it was ? Chris
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Lawlee45239  
#8 Posted : 15 January 2016 13:49:27(UTC)
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Lawlee45239
Chris42 wrote:
Lawlee45239 wrote:
stephenross wrote:
Is it worth it? Environmental training is already covered by CSCS, ECS, SSTS, SMSTS ect. Is there a genuine need for SEATs? It's unlikely I can persuade my organisation to invest in this training unless I can convince them otherwise, but I'm finding it hard to justify at the moment. None of our clients are asking for us to have it. Anyone got any opinions?
I've not attended it (yet), operatives have as a Client requirement. Environment is a big deal now, so I'm sure a lot more of these courses will be enforced. It is a CITB course so you can claim back some of the money for the course.
Did the operative give any feedback as to how useful / informative it was ? Chris
I did ask them, and got the usual 'ya it was fine' answer.
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