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SUMMARY:Certificate in Climate Resilience for Business
DESCRIPTION:Important Dates\n\n\nApplication Deadline \n06/01/2020 \n\n\nStart Date \n13/01/2020 \n\n\nEnd Date \n24/12/2020 \n\n\n\n\nAbout this Course\n\n\n“Climate resilience is an integral component to the overall resilience of the financial system and the economy…for these reasons\, the (Central) Bank is fully committed to playing our part in ensuring that Ireland successfully responds to climate change in the coming years”.\nQuote from the concluding paragraph of the Monsignor Padraig de Brun Memorial Lecture given in NUI Galway by Professor Philip R Lane\, Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland on the 5th February 2019. \nThe programme is designed to enable graduates to work in companies and organisations in areas and roles that strategically respond to the increasing operational challenges presented by climate change. This programme is designed to foster resilience to the challenges of climate change by focusing on ways that businesses can reduce emissions and increase energy and operational efficiency. The emphasis is on increasing knowledge and developing skills in key areas where climate change directly affects enterprise operations\, such as energy supply\, carbon tax\, resource usage and waste management. The programme is intended to provide upskilling opportunities for those in supervisory or management roles in both the public and private sector. \nThe proposed SPA is a level 8 special purpose award\, based on three modules which address the key areas of climate change that affect business operations. The two core modules\, Energy and resource optimisation and Climate change and governance cover the relevant technical and legislative aspects of the programme. The third module is a work-based project which allows the student to develop and apply their newly gained knowledge by completing a project that critically addresses climate change impacts in the context of their own workplace or industry. \nStudents who are unemployed will be expected to carry out the project as work experience. \nIt is proposed that the programme will be delivered via a blended learning approach\, involving a mixture of on-line (approx. 80%) and face to face (approx. 20%) delivery. Individual student effort will be in addition to this. Classroom: Face to face classes will be held periodically during the course of the programme. \nFor more information click here.
URL:https://stage.leanbusinessireland.ie/event/certificate-in-climate-resilience-for-business/
LOCATION:GMIT Mayo Campus Castlebar Co. Mayo\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Other
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SUMMARY:SMART TRANSPORT MANAGER TRAINING (STMT)
DESCRIPTION:Developed by Smart Freight Centre with their global expert council\, STMT equips operators with an action plan to save costs and reduce emissions (complimenting the FTAI TruckSafe\, VanSafe and Enprova ECOfleet funding programme). \nWho should attend\nThe target audience is transport managers with responsibility for one or more of the following: fuel\, drivers and/or vehicles. \nWhat is it\nThis two-day program is structured around five core modules: \n\nFuel management.\nManaging driver skills.\nFuel specification\, vehicle specification and maintenance.\nPerformance monitoring.\nUtilising technology.\n\nThe STMT turns Transport Managers into ‘fuel champions’ with the skills and tools to; \n\nAssess the different aspects of fleet operations which determine fuel use;\nAccess to state of the art\, best practice case studies\, tools and online applications\nDevelop\, implement\, review and promote effective fuel management action plans for their own fleets.\n\nDiscounts for 2+ attendees per company available. \nComments from past participants;\n\nThe course helped me to focus on areas for improvement in the company.\nCourse was very interactive and open to free discussion\, leading to good ideas to bring back to my organisation\nCourse gave a good in-depth knowledge of ways to save fuel and costs.\nGroup of like minded individuals focussed on a common goal (fuel savings)\nGood examples\, recommend it!\n\n  \nInternational case study on an Irish haulier wo completed the course in 2019 working for Irish clients at: \nhttps://www.smartfreightcentre.org/en/news/south-coast-logistics-saves-33-000l-or-104-610-kg-co2e-emissions-thanks-to-stmt/802/
URL:https://stage.leanbusinessireland.ie/event/smart-transport-manager-training-stmt/
LOCATION:Maldron Portlaoise\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Other
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