352 Compliance courses in Cardiff

fc compliance

To put it simply, an FCC-compliant device is one that follows the rules and regulations the FCC has laid down. The Federal Communications Commissions governs a wide range of communications devices, as well as electronics with the potential to interfere with them. This all revolves around radio frequency signals and the electromagnetic interference, or EMI that all electronic devices can produce.

quinns training services limited

We develop and deliver quality training programs nationally, at your own venue, or at our own selected venues. We can provide courses that complement your business requirements, that are informative and fun for participants and are designed on sound adult learning principles. We also deliver accredited courses from awarding bodies such as IOSH, EUSR, CITB, UKATA and Highfield Awarding Body for Compliance.

penarth management limited

Home | Penarth Management Penarth Management Limited provide Mango compliance software to help manage your quality, environmental, health and safety, information security and business continuity compliance needs. Mango makes it easy to manage ISO and legal compliance.

praesidio safeguarding

Praesidio is an independent safeguarding agency which delivers strategic advice, research, training and investigations. We are at the cutting edge of policy development and innovation and we offer a range of services to help organisations improve their systems and approaches.

one team logic (myconcern)

Good record keeping is the cornerstone of effective safeguarding practice. A vitally important practical step in safeguarding is to record concerns as they arise. MYCONCERN® is our Queen’s Award-winning secure digital platform that enables staff or other members of your organisation (such as volunteers) to record their safeguarding concerns quickly and easily. Recording safeguarding concerns in a carefully structured and consistent way supports highly effective case management and data analysis. Our mobile companion app enables the secure recording and case management of concerns on-the-go and seamlessly links with your user account in MYCONCERN®. TAKE ACTION INFORMED DECISION MAKING Understanding your safeguarding data is critical if you want to prevent serious harm. By recording incidents and concerns diligently and consistently a picture will quickly emerge of risks, issues and trends. By monitoring and managing your data in MYCONCERN® you will be in the best possible position to provide early help and to demonstrate the impact of your initiatives and interventions. GENERATING INSIGHT BUILD A RICH PICTURE Gaining a multi-establishment perspective provides much greater insight to improve safeguarding practice. Safeguarding concerns are rarely limited to a single place or issue - they often occur in multiple locations and involve several people and issues. Building a rich picture using a wide base of data and from a multi-establishment perspective can provide much greater insight. Organisation-wide and even community-based action now becomes possible. Data from multiple instances of MYCONCERN® can be analysed using the advanced capabilities of CLARITY® to track trends, identify actionable opportunities for intervention, save time and money, and improve safeguarding practice.

amser

One of South Wales's leading contractors, with over twenty-five years experience across the UK in major and domestic works. The company's success is mainly through reputation, referrals and repeat customers. Recently the company has been involved in many design and build projects, including collaborative partnering with developers and main contractors.

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st john ambulance cymru - gwent county training

It officially began for us in 1918 after our volunteers, who were recruited into the 130th Field Ambulance, returned from France where they’d helped treat soldiers on the battlefields of the First World War. It was the hard work and dedication of those volunteers, at home and overseas, that earned Wales it’s very own St John Priory, based in Cardiff. After the war, our volunteers continued to provide first aid treatment in Cardiff and the surrounding valleys, including taking care of the war wounded and rehabilitation of returning St John Ambulance Cymru volunteers. Since then we've been there for people through some of the country’s highs and lows, from providing support at the Aberfan disaster, to being pitch-side as Wales won Grand Slams. As the need for first aid developed, so did we. The organisation set up the first Ambulance Service for Wales and in 1974 we were the first organisation to take first aid treatments and emergency response into the heart of communities, by introducing mobile treatment units - something we still do today. The tradition of delivering first aid hasn’t wavered, and while our 4,000 volunteers are no longer needed on the battlefield, they support at a different type of field – the sporting field. As proud medical cover providers for the Principality Stadium, we help keep the public safe during events – including the world’s biggest sporting event; the Champions League Finals when they came to Cardiff in 2017. A nation of lifesavers St John Ambulance Cymru believe everyone should learn basic first aid skills. Since the beginning we've trained people in first aid at work and in communities. Accessibility to first aid training was improved after we made the Preliminary Course in First Aid and Nursing available in Welsh, and in 1923 the organisation set up the first Cadet Brigade in Wales, meaning for the first time, children and young people in Wales had the opportunity to learn lifesaving skills. St John Ambulance Cymru Badger and Cadet Youth Programmes are now a staple of our work, teaching those aged 5-17 how to save a life and providing the perfect springboard for our healthcare professionals of the future. Today, we're proud to train over 30,000 people in first aid skills every year. Training everyone from school children to multi-million pound businesses, and working towards a Wales where no one dies because they needed first aid and didn’t get it.

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west environmental svs