Dates / Venues
 Leeds |
- 17 Apr 2012
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- DeVere Village, Leeds North |
| Manchester |
- 18 Apr 2012 |
- DeVere Village, Cheadle |
| Birmingham |
- 19 Apr 2012 |
- Holiday Inn, Solihull |
| London |
- 26 Apr 2012 |
- DeVere, West One |
In-depth Course
The course is a must for individuals and organisations that are concerned about environmental legal compliance. After attending you will recognise the duties and liabilities related to compliance and the actions that you need to take. This one-day programme addresses the key elements of recent and emerging legislation so that you can stay ahead in protecting your organisation. If you are looking to cut down on environmental concerns and ensure your company is compliant this is the course for you!
The Programme for the 2012 update series is yet to be confirmed, as it is designed to be as up-to-date as possible. The last programme for the 2011 series is detailed below in order to provide an indication of the types of subjects covered and the format for the day.
Last year, this one-day programme addressed the current and key emerging environmental law and policy issues that every organisation needs to tackle. It covered where we were with the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) and reviewed the new waste law requirements that were planned for April 2011. General waste and air related law and policy was covered, as was developing requirements for those concerned about discharges to the water and land environments.
Programme |
| 9.00am Registration
& Coffee |
| 9.30am Introduction |
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The impact of the change in Government on Legislation. |
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Overview of changes that came into force in 2010. |
Waste |
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The Controlled Waste Regulations 2011 – what will they require? |
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Handling, Transfer and Transport of Waste – as included in the above Regulations. |
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Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging Waste) Regulations Amendments 2010. |
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End of Life Vehicles – some changes. |
Environmental Permitting |
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Changes to the new Environmental Permitting - the amendments now in place. |
Carbon Reduction |
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CRC changes during 2010. |
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The future of CRC in 2011. |
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New standards relating to Carbon Reduction: |
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- ISO16001 |
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- BS Kite Mark |
Construction and Manufacture |
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Buildings Regulations 2010 – key requirements. |
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Energy Performance of Buildings and the demise of HIPs. |
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Eco Design for Energy Related Products Regulations. |
Habitats and the Environment |
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Conservation of Habitats and Species Regulations 2010. |
| Water Law |
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Flood and Water Management Act 2010. |
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BP Deep Horizon -an overview of the impact for the UK. |
Air Pollution |
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Overview. |
Enforcement |
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Environmental Civil Sanctions Order 2010 – a ‘proportionate alternative to prosecution’. |
Questions/Discussion
4.30pm Close of Programme |
On completion of the course, attendees will: |
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Have the opportunity to confirm their understanding of environmental law issues; |
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Have a better awareness of what emerging environmental laws may impact their organisation; |
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Have a better understanding of what actions they may need to take to successfully address a particular environmental topic in their workplace; |
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Have greater awareness of current environmental issues and how they are being addressed by the regulators. |
Who Should Attend?
All those with responsibility for ensuring environmental legal compliance issues within their business and those who are seeking to improve their understanding of current and recently emerging environmental law and best practice.
Speaker
Information
Ken Jordon
Ken is a science graduate; a Chartered Environmentalist and Chartered member of IOSH. He has a management background from the chemical and allied industries. He specialises in the design and implementation of environmental and safety management systems and in the provision of management focused training. After working for a number of years as a principal EHS consultant in the engineering sector, he founded Focus RM Limited a training and consultancy organisation in 2001. Focus RM provides a range of accredited programmes to public and private sector clients.
Booking
Information
Seminar Fees:
The Fee for each seminar includes; all written materials, lunch and refreshments.
£445+VAT Full Fee.
£395+VAT Previous delegates/organisations, IOSH, IIRSM and NEBOSH Members.
Cheques should be made payable to Euro Business Information Services Ltd (EBIS). We also accept Visa or MasterCard payments. Full payment is required prior to the seminar.
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