The ability to solve problems is one of the most important business skills to possess, if not the most important. This course is for those looking to broaden their knowledge and increase their capability and confidence in using a range of problem solving tools and techniques that will deliver results. This course will cover a range of problem solving tools and techniques that can be used on a day to day basis to deal with issues and problems as they arise, and rapidly develop actions to address them, quickly regain control, minimise disruption, and prevent repeat issues in the future. The course will place problem solving in the context of formal business systems, so the course will also be of interest to those charged with implementing problem solving processes in their organisation.
The competent authority expects major accident hazard sites to take all measures necessary to prevent and mitigate the consequences of major accidents. This includes Human Factors. This online course is an introduction to a key Human Factors tool – Human Reliability Analysis (sometimes known as Safety Critical Task Analysis or Human Failure Analysis) – and is targeted at personnel wanting to know more about the topic, including those charged with ensuring Human Reliability Analysis is conducted at their site, those who wish to lead simple HRAs, team members who participate in HRAs, and personnel who commission and procure HRAs for their site.
Designed for members of the Chemical Industries Association, this practical webinar explores how to prepare a TNFD-aligned disclosure and move from assessment to reporting. Attendees will gain an understanding of the core components of a TNFD disclosure, learn how outputs from the LEAP integrated assessment process inform disclosure development, and explore market examples and emerging practices. The session will also provide an opportunity for facilitated peer-to-peer discussion on common challenges, approaches, and lessons learned.
This course will provide an introduction to the interdisciplinary and wide-reaching subject of process safety. The course will define process safety and explain the regulatory and legal requirements as set out by the competent authorities. The course will cover the key process safety principles from leadership, hazards identification and risk assessment, risk management through to review and improvement.
***This workshop will be delivered online via MS Teams and split over 2 half day morning sessions on Wednesday 16th and Thursday 17th September 2026*** Classification is the key process that ensures labels and safety data sheets (SDS) provide accurate information on hazards, helping recipients use your chemical products safely. Understanding the principles and requirements of the Classification, Labelling and Packaging (CLP) Regulation is crucial to making sure your labels and SDS are correct and compliant with the regulations. This workshop aims to give you an understanding of your duties under both EU and GB CLP, as well as practical skills to help you classify and label your products correctly.
***This half day seminar will take place during the morning of Wednesday 30th September 2026*** Back in 2021, the UK Government made a commitment to explore alternative arrangements for UK REACH transitional registrations to minimise costs for businesses following the end of the Brexit transition period. Following a few years of discussions and engagement with stakeholders, Defra intends to push the so-called Alternative Registration Model (ATRm) forward. In parallel, the existing deadlines for transitional registration will be extended to give time to finalise legislation and provide a suitable transition period for registrants. Join us for this half-day seminar, where we will update you on the latest information around this topic and help you to navigate this period of uncertainty.
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