PRODUCTS
NEW PQQ OFFERING HELPS ALLEVIATE THE CHALLENGE OF SUPPLY CHAIN
VISIBILITY Award-winning contractor management solution, Alcumus SafeContractor, has extended its offering beyond health and safety with the launch
of SafePQQ. The new product provides organisations greater visibility of the compliance risks within supply chains.
Following feedback from existing clients who stated they required greater transparency from their supply chain across all aspects of their business, Alcumus SafeContractor have introduced SafePQQ to offer greater visibility over complex supply chains.
SafePQQ provides a way of verifying contractor commitment to best practice and reduces the challenges of obtaining and managing supply chain data.
Built to include the common question sets defined within PAS91, an experienced in-house SafePQQ team
collects and verifies information covering: finance, environment, quality management, equality, modern slavery anti-bribery, GDPR, right to work, building information modelling and references.
Contractors sign up and submit their details once a year. Making the procurement process more manageable and reducing the need for them to provide compliance information to various clients at different times to win new business opportunities.
The new product gives organisations confidence that they have the most up-to-date information on their supply chain compliance, helping them make informed decisions on their procurement choices.
Gemma Archibald, Managing Director of Alcumus SafeContractor, said: “There is an increasing need for organisations to ensure their supply chains are compliant across all trading practices. This can be very daunting for businesses to manage but is absolutely necessary given the risks associated with non-compliance.
“SafeContractor has 20 years of experience helping businesses manage their complex supply chains ensuring they are safe to partner with, so it was a natural step for us to extend our offering beyond core health and safety topics. By outsourcing the entire PQQ process to us, we’ll be able to save our clients’ time, money and effort. We are very excited about this next step in our journey of building a better working world for everyone: one that’s safer, healthier and stronger.”
www.alcumusgroup.com
Management is a highly esteemed qualification for environmental practitioners and safety professionals looking to expand their knowledge and competence. The course provides specialist knowledge on environmental management systems and key environmental topics such as: sustainability, energy use and waste management.
RRC LAUNCHES NEBOSH INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMA IN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
IN DUBAI To meet the rapidly growing demand for high level environmental management training in the Middle East; RRC is now offering the NEBOSH International Diploma in Environmental Management course, as a classroom course within their Dubai schedule. The RRC Online version of the course has been successfully delivered to students worldwide since its introduction by NEBOSH in 2017.
The NEBOSH Diploma in International Environmental 52
This three-week course commences in September with a gap of four weeks between each of the teaching sessions, enabling students to reinforce their learning actively in their workplaces. The course has been structured so those who want to achieve the NEBOSH Environmental Certificate along with the diploma can do so. Those who have already achieved the NEBOSH Environmental Certificate can be exempted from the first week.
Gary Fallaize, RRC Managing Director, commented: “The environment and the problems surrounding it are very high profile right now. The state of the environment has now officially been declared a public emergency. Environmental issues are widespread, and attitudes towards this are gradually changing due to influence from pressure groups - there would be no better time than now to launch this course in the Middle East!”
www.rrc.co.uk www.tomorrowshs.com
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