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There are no formal entry requirements to take any NVQ offered by ESA. The two NVQs offered can be undertaken without any previous training or qualifications in this subject area. However, you will need evidence of work experience history and competence. 📖Learn more about the ESA NVQ: https://bit.ly/3T6Ydce #automaticdoors #automatedgates #poweredperdestriandoors #industrialdoors #docklevellers #loadingbayequipment

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Key Activities Of Security Personnel   Control access to premises Security personnel must ensure facility safety by using staff, technology, physical barriers, and electronic systems to restrict access to authorized individuals. Monitor people, areas and events Security personnel should monitor areas with tools like CCTV cameras or drones and conduct regular patrols to deter intrusions and ensure security measures are effective. Manage incidents and emergencies Security personnel must handle and resolve incidents to reduce disruption and maintain safety. Investigate incidents and present findings to management. Security personnel must investigate incidents that occur despite preventive measures and report their findings to management to aid in decision-making and enhance security. Ensure adherence to company policies and procedures. Security personnel should use checks and audits to keep the workplace safe and fair. They also conduct regular reviews to ensure security is effective and up-to-date. #securitypersonnel #accesscontrol #facilitysafety #incidentmanagement #emergencyresponse #surveillance #CCTV #securitymonitoring #investigation #safetyfirst #workplacesecurity #policycompliance #securityaudits #riskmanagement #patrols #dronesInsecurity

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STAY SAFE AND ORGANISED: THE 6 ESSENTIAL FEATURES OF YOUR ELECTRICIAN'S TOOL VEST Sometimes, the difference between a good day at work and a bad one can come down to something as simple as organisation. For electricians, this often means the difference between having the right tool at hand or wasting precious minutes searching through a jumble of gear. Additionally, the nature of electricians' work often exposes them to potential hazards, making safety another crucial factor to consider. Here, then, is where a well-designed electrician tool vest comes into play. https://lnkd.in/g_tuwsN4 #electrician #workwear #toolvest

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SR3 security shutters - British manufactured LPS1175 security shutters Security Rating 3 is classified as medium commercial risk. SR3 has significant increase in security grade with the commensurate increase in weight and strength. These SR3 security shutters are tested and provide resistance to tools in Category A & B (as specified for SR2) plus C (below). The tools of this category is for deliberate forced entry of well-protected premises using bodily physical force and a wide selection of attack options. Attack time: The maximum attack time is 5 minutes. The maximum test duration is 20 minutes Tools category A, B plus C: Axe, battery, bolt cutter, brick bolster, cold chisel, crowbar, drill, fluorocarbon based freeze spray, gas torch, hacksaw, hammer, pad saw, scissor jack, wood chisel Lock/hardware standard: BS EN 1303 class 4. Building hardware. Cylinders for locks. Requirements and test methods.

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Is your Electrical Safety worker training up to date? 💥⚡ Are you providing the right training to your workers based on their role? Electrical Workers and Non-Electrical Workers require very different training! It's important to ensure your Qualified Electrical Workers and Task Qualified Workers receive compliant Arc Flash & Shock Electrical Safety Training to prepare them to safely perform their energized electrical work tasks. Non-Electrical Workers who work alongside or near Electrical Workers require electrical safety awareness training to help them recognize and avoid the hazards of arc flash and shock. They do not perform energized electrical work tasks, and should not require arc flash and shock PPE. Non-Electrical Workers statistically account for the majority of electrical incidents, mainly due to lack of knowledge and awareness around these hazards, which is why it's important they receive training as well. Do you know which roles your workers fall under? #arcflash #electricshock #electricalsafety #workersafety #safety #safetyfirst #nfpa70e #csaz462 #continualimprovement SureWerx

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TESP is asking electrical contractors across England to offer a T Level ‘industry placement’ to help support the next generation of electricians and gain great benefits in the process. T Levels, the new technical training route for 16-18 year olds, are a Level 3 qualification taken over two years, where the learner spends 80 percent of their time at college and 20 percent in the workplace. Learners need on-site experience via an industry placement to gain on-site skills and knowledge. Once they complete their T Level, learners can progress onto an ‘accelerated apprenticeship’ already with skills and knowledge under their belt, making for a shorter apprenticeship training programme. The benefits of offering a placement include increased productivity and efficiency, as well as giving something back to the industry’s future workforce. “We all remember that first opportunity we got in the industry when we first started out; this is now your chance to give that same opportunity to someone else” said Nathan Smith, TESP Skills Ambassador. “It’s not just the feel-good factor that comes with passing your skills and knowledge onto a young learner, it’s the business benefits that come with it as well. Increased productivity and efficiency, an extra pair of hands, plus an all-important extended interview period if you’re considering someone for an apprenticeship.” To find out more visit https://lnkd.in/e4Cq2Ghy

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💡 Calling all #electrical contractors! Can you offer an industry placement for a T Level student? ⚡ Last month TV's original Apprentice Tim Campbell MBE wrote in The Times that "offering T-Level placements for the first time may seem like a plunge into the unknown, but we need to start reaping the rewards of a standardised national system for technical education, like so many of our global competitors do. If we’re serious about skills, we need to act." 🔌 If you want to do your bit to (ahem) 'plug' the skills gap, offering a 45-day industry placement could offer you: ✔ An introduction to the next generation of bright sparks: your future workforce ✔ Increased efficiency and productivity: an extra pair of hands ✔ That warm glow from doing something that will make a real difference to a young person's early career and life chances, and... ❌ With no wages to pay, there's no significant financial outlay. 🔦 Find out more...

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Consultation is now open for MEA: Update to unit of competency MEA362! 👏 We’re updating the unit of competency for MEA362 'Maintain aircraft vapour cycle air conditioning systems' to address the barriers people face in achieving the required assessment criteria. We invite your feedback on the draft proposals. The proposed update includes only requiring work to be done on four of the six listed systems in the required ‘Range of Conditions’ field, alongside additional changes to improve alignment with other MEA units. These updates are informed by thorough research and stakeholder consultation. We want to hear from you! Provide your feedback on the proposed changes by completing the feedback form below. You can also attend our online information session on 5 September and 12 September. ⏰ Consultation closes 27 September 2024. 💠 Click here to access the feedback form: https://ow.ly/2Z2B50T9jA5 💠 For more information and to register to one of our online information sessions, please visit the project page on our website: https://ow.ly/IIFT50T9jA2 #MEA #IndustryConsultation #ManufacturingAustralia

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Question: Is it correct to reduce the amount of DC isolators in large scale PV installations to reduce the number of possible risks associated with DC fires? #AskTheExpert with City Electrical Factors Read the November/December issue here: https://lnkd.in/efN9Dpys Electrotechnical News / Darren Staniforth / Victoria L. / Tami Johnson / Andrew Moseley

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Hand Arm Vibration (HAV) is a painful condition caused by regular use of hand-held or hand guided power tools and machinery👷 Did you know that millions of operatives in the UK are at risk of HAV everyday? We're holding a live webinar to discuss the effects of HAV and how it can be managed and mitigated in the workplace. Register today: https://lnkd.in/e5peGQAZ #GovernmentProcurement #HAV #HandArmVibration #PowerToYourProcurement

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📌 Check the pinned comment for the full article link! ⚡🔧 Introducing WAGO's latest innovation the 3-Phase Power Measurement Module! 🚀 Monitor electrical supply networks with precision and efficiency directly from the control cabinet. With features like the Modbus RTU interface and microSD memory card slot, it's the ultimate solution for energy measurement needs.📊 #EnergyMeasurement #Innovation #ElectricalEngineering

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Choosing the right PPE can seem scary! 😱👻 But don't worry, we can help keep your employees safe by undertaking a uvex PPE trial programme. Our experts work alongside you and your team to identify PPE solutions that deliver high levels of protection and WEARABILITY. What are you waiting for? Get a trial started today https://bit.ly/3AxucxE #HappyHalloween 🎃👻 #protectingpeople

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