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RWM & Letsrecycle Live 2022

HSEC Services • 24 August 2022

HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE SERVICES LTD TO EXHIBIT AT RWM & LETSRECYCLE LIVE

A collaboration between the two leading UK events, RWM & Letsrecycle Live combine to form the UK’s largest event for the recycling, resource and wider environmental services sector.

 

The best of both events, the 2022 event features 12,000+ attendees, 300+ speakers across 9 conference theatres, 550+ exhibitors, live material processing, 50+ vehicle demonstrations and exclusive free to attend networking events including the Local Authority Lounge, Women in Sustainability, private meetings, the Careers Corner, the Innovation Awards and much more.

 

Health, Safety & Environmental Compliance Services Ltd look forward to being part of a bigger, better, and revitalised event for the industry.

 

All of the qualifications, training and services we provide are available nationwide, with some even stretching overseas and being delivered internationally.


Waste Management:

 

Approved by the awarding organisation CIWM (WAMITAB), we deliver an extensive range of waste management qualifications suitable for both operators, supervisors and managers.

 

We are approved to deliver the following qualifications:


Statutory - Technical Competence

 

🟢 CIWM (WAMITAB) Level 4 Certificate in Waste and Resource Management - VRQ - Training route (Example activity: Metal recycling, inert landfill, composting, AD, transfer or treatment of non-hazardous waste, contaminated, End of Life Vehicles or land spreading) - Click Here to find out more!


🟢 CIWM (WAMITAB) Level 4 High-Risk Operator Competence (Examples activity: hazardous transfer or treatment, clinical waste transfer, non-hazardous or hazardous landfill) - Click Here to find out more!
 
🟢 CIWM (
WAMITAB) Level 4 Medium-Risk Operator Competence (Example activity: Metal recycling, inert landfill, composting, AD, transfer or treatment of non-hazardous waste, contaminated or End of Life Vehicles) - Click Here to find out more!
 
🟢 CIWM (
WAMITAB) Level 4 Low-Risk Operator Competence (Example activity: Inert transfer or treatment) - Click Here to find out more!


Non-Statutory


🟢 CIWM (WAMITAB) Level 3 Qualifications - Click Here to find out more!


🟢 CIWM (WAMITAB) Level 2 Qualifications - Click Here to find out more!


🟢 CIWM (WAMITAB) Level 1 Qualifications - Click Here to find out more!


Training Courses:
 
 
We also deliver the following waste management training courses:
 
🟢Continuing Competence Refreshers
🟢Waste & Environmental Legislation 
🟢Duty of Care Training
🟢Hazardous Waste Training

🟢Bespoke Training


Click Here to find out more about the training courses we deliver!


Extractives and Mineral Processing:

 

Approved by the awarding organisation MP Awards, we also deliver a range of MPQC extractives and mineral processing qualifications suitable for both operators, managers, and directors.

 

We are approved to deliver the following qualifications:

 

🟢 MPQC Level 7 Diploma in Safety, Health and Environmental Management - Click Here to find out more!
🟢 MPQC Level 6 Diploma in Safety, Health and Environmental Management -
Click Here to find out more!
🟢 MPQC Level 4 Diploma in Safety, Health and Environmental Management -
Click Here to find out more!
🟢 MPQC Level 3 Diploma in Weighbridge Operations -
Click Here to find out more!
🟢 MPQC Level 2 Diploma in Products Processing Operations -
Click Here to find out more!
🟢 MPQC Level 2 Diploma in Mineral Products Mobile Plant Operations -
Click Here to find out more!


Because of our involvement in all the sectors we work in we can also put you in touch with a range of specialists from environmental permitting, mineral and health and safety consultants.


Mobile Plant Training:

 

We have also partnered with DH Training, who can deliver a range of mobile plant training courses and they are approved by MPQC to carry out red card assessments.


They are approved to deliver the following courses:
 
🟢 AITT Accredited Training
🟢 MPQC Accredited Training 
🟢 In-house training - Mobile and Static Plant
🟢 Forklift Training

 

Click Here to find out more about DH Training!


All the companies we work with have direct relevant experience in the sectors in which they work and share our ethos for standards, quality and customer care.

 

Come and visit us on stand R-M180, you can find us directly oppose our colleagues CIWM (WAMITAB).


We look forward to seeing you there!


Event Details

 

To register for your free ticket or for more information please visit: www.rwmexhibition.com

Date: 14-15 September 2022
Venue: The NEC, Birmingham
Halls: 17-20
Opening Times: 9.30 - 5pm

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