On Thursday 27th January, Albion took part in our first virtual event of the year, with Director Alasdair Meldrum co-hosting the WAMITAB Developing Skills for the Future Webinar. The event discussed topics from the history of WAMITAB (now CIWM), to the delivery of awards and candidate case studies. Guest speaker Ronnie Robinson from SEPA discussed […]
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Integrating sustainability into your business strategy Doing our part Albion Environmental operates to a combined Environmental, Quality and Occupational Health & Safety Management System to the standard of ISO 14001:2015, ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 respectively. Albion Environmental successfully renewed their accreditation with BSI to each of these standards after a successful audit in the
We are delighted to advise that we have two fully qualified and experienced trainers ready to deliver the Safety Health and Environmental Awareness (SHEA) Waste and Resource Management Passport course which is a new scheme supported by SWITCH, to improve Health and Safety in the sector. Aligned to the SWITCH competence framework the SHEA Passport
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Alasdair Meldrum – Director Albion Environmental Ltd was delighted to attend Barr Environmental site to formal present the SHEA cards (CSCS equivalent qualification) to a number of staff. Alasdair Meldrum and Gordon Whiteford – Operations Director Barr Environmental Ltd are both ambassadors for SWITCH (Scottish Waste Industry Training, Competency, Health & Safety). SWITCH is a
Are you compliant with the Fire Safety Regulations on your site? Fires at Waste Facilities have the potential to be very serious, posing risk to life and presenting hazards to the local community and the environment. They can also be very costly. The Waste Industry Safety and Health (WISH) Forum issued a revised guidance in
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Albion Environmental Ltd is delighted to announce that our trainers Sam Grant and Craig Chandler are now approved Energy and Utility Skills (EUSR) SHEA training providers. This new Passport scheme is a collaboration between Energy & Utility Skills and SWITCH (Scottish Waste Industry Competency Health and Safety Forum) to further support and promote health and
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Please find below an important message about SWITCH. Dear Colleague, As a Forum we have worked hard this year to review our work for the past 4 years, which has highlighted many of our successes and achievements even though it is entirely based on us collectively giving our time on a voluntary basis. It has
Alasdair Meldrum attends SWITCH Forum held on the 18th September. The SWITCH Forum was established in March 2014 with the headline aim: \”to provide leadership for the resource management sector by working collaboratively to raise standards within the sector regarding Health & Safety, training, learning & development and technical competence.\” Topics on discussion included –
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Albion Environmental Ltd are delighted to announce Alasdair Meldrum’s progression from Graduate Member with IOSH to a Chartered Member (CMIOSH). As a Chartered Member, businesses, employers and recruitment consultants recognise Chartered status as a shorthand for “best in class” and know they will get the highest professional standards from a Chartered individual. Alasdair joins Albion’s
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As an Ambassador of the SWITCH Forum, Albion would like to encourage attendance at focus group sessions. Please see below information from the SWITCH Forum. Following the successful launch of the competence framework and supporting tools, the SWITCH forum (Scottish Waste Industry Training, Competence and Health & Safety forum) has been exploring the concept of a passport
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