STA Training Andy Curtis, STA Administrator
Over the past 20 years, the STA has developed and provided training and revision courses to the industry, the training courses have run at the STA’s head offi ces in Hitchin, Hertfordshire. Not only have delegates attended from all over the UK, the STA training courses also attract attendees worldwide, from Ireland, mainland Europe, Hong Kong, South Africa and the Middle East. The training courses have been developed, updated and delivered by leading experts in the Environmental industry.
2020 has, of course, introduced new challenges for businesses from every sector. 2020 has certainly been the year to adapt and modify traditional working practices, with this in mind the STA investigated hosting their training courses online. Starting with the Risk Assessment course in August 2020, it became clear that there was a demand for online courses. Following on from that the STA has held dozens of online training courses up to the date of this publication and have planned numerous online courses right through to the end of 2021. The training course are carried out live over Microsoft Teams allowing participants and trainers to interact as though they were in the same room. The syllabuses of the STA training courses can be found below.
If you are interested in any courses please visit
www.s-t-a.org or contact the STA. Training Course syllabus
The STA is committed to encourage the personal and professional development of practicing source testers and students and provide training courses on various aspects of emission monitoring.
Risk Assessment - Industrial Emission Monitoring
The course covers all aspects of the “Yellow BOOK” and includes case studies of recent H&S incidents, the use of Risk Assessment, COSHH, safe lifting, Weather Conditions, Electricity and PPE use.
Course Content The course is presented in six modules;
• The basics of the risk assessment • General site hazards • Physical hazards • Chemical hazards on site • Chemical hazards in the laboratory • Weather, Environment and Welfare
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