Training

Overview

Our training services are designed to deliver the knowledge, the skills and the practical tools needed today for the successful management of risks associated with the environmental, sustainable development and corporate responsibility agendas.

We train public and private corporations, consulting firms and governmental bodies. 

Aside from an Open Learning programme, we provide Bespoke courses for organisations with specific training requirements.  We can provide modular training programmes that allow a flexible approach to learning.


Key Features

Our training courses are designed to provide delegates with essential:

Skills:
For example, practical legal skills for non-lawyers, regulatory compliance auditing and project management skills, critical appraisal of environmental due diligence reports etc.

Toolkits:
For example, how to design and develop compliance checklists, legal risk management strategies, compliance protocols/ procedures etc.

Knowledge and Understanding:
of the practical application of environmental law and policy for specific interest groups.

* Environmental Auditors (EHS and CSR consultants, EMS auditors, EHS managers)
* Environmental Practitioners (EIA specialists, project directors/ managers, business development managers)
* Professional Advisors (legal, accountancy, financial, insurance and property professionals, venture capitalists)
* Management (CEOs, EHS managers)
* Corporate Environmental and Social Responsibility(risk managers, producers/ product designers/ importers, analysts and rating agencies)
 

Why Environmental Regulation?

Impacts on business sustainability:
The European Commission continues apace with ambitious and far-reaching programmes of environmental policy and regulatory reform.  Many of these policy and regulatory reforms go to the heart of product design, manufacturing processes, end-of-life waste management, product labelling and marketing.

Ignorance can be expensive:
Costly land remediation programmes, legal penalties, adverse public relations, negative impacts on share valuations or insurance premiums, depressed land values, de-listing by customers, lost business opportunities - some of the potentially costly consequences of staff not receiving appropriate and timely training in environmental law and policy issues.

Financial, insurance and investor requirements:
Banks and venture capitalists now often scrutinise environmental performance and potential liabilities as part of their due diligence enquiries. Investment houses and pension trustees are starting to demand more sophisticated information on corporate environmental and social performance.

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