BEHIND THE SCENES NEWS


December and January were once again busy months for SELECT staff, who travelled far and wide on Members’ behalf. Here are some highlights – and some social news too


STIRLING


Technical Standards Adviser Bob Cairney attended a meeting of the Energy Skills Partnership (ESP) in Stirling on 20 January, representing SELECT at the Energy Efficient Scotland Quality and Skills Working Group. An update was provided by a Scottish Government representative on the quality assurance work associated with Energy Efficiency Scotland’s work and there was discussion on the implications of the publication of PAS 2035:2019.


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r Technical Administrator Susie Liddle got a giant bottle of bubbly for winning the SELECT Christmas crossword competition on 19 December.


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SELECT staff in their best festive knitwear to back Christmas Jumper Day


e Staff donned their festive knitwear on 12 December as they joined the annual Christmas Jumper Day fun to raise funds for Save Te Children. On the same day, SELECT also handed over boxes of toys to Forth 1’s


Mission Christmas


campaign, after an office appeal organised by


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Employment Affairs Administrator Gilian Hogarth.


ff Susie Liddle GLASGOW TRAINING 245 delegates trained


e Training and Development Adviser Malcolm Duncan delivered an in-house training course on BS 7671 at the SEC in Glasgow on 3 December.


r Director of Employment and Skills Fiona Harper attended the first 2020 meeting of the Electrical


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Installation Technical Expert Group in Glasgow on 16 January.


t Specifier and Client Relations Manager Yvonne Wilson flew the flag for SELECT at a meeting of Scotland’s Productivity Club at the City Building in Glasgow on 29 January.


GRETNA


Member Representative Fiona Smith and Technical Adviser Stuart McKelvie held a drop-in session for Members at Greens at Gretna on 12 December.


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EAST KILBRIDE


Staff at the Holiday Inn, East Kilbride, sprung a special festive surprise on Training and Development Adviser Malcolm Duncan during the delivery of a one-day ECS health and safety course on 5 December. Instead of the usual buffet, they kindly laid on a full Christmas lunch for Malcolm and his 20 delegates, including crackers, streamers and specially prepared signs.


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