RRC Health & Safety podcasts available for free
RRC's podcasts are amusing (to some) conversations between RRC's health and safety experts, guest contributors and a fictional disgruntled businessman played by Jon Glover, well-known as Mr Cholmondley-Warner in the Harry Enfield TV sketches.
These short podcasts focus on a range of topical health and safety issues and are intended to be both entertaining and informative and to be of value and interest to HSE professionals employed across all sectors.
Try episodes 23 and 24 and if you want to hear more register with RRC to get free access to all 24 episodes.
Individual episodes
Right-click on an episode and choose 'Save Target As...' (in Internet Explorer) or 'Save Link As...' (in Mozilla Firefox)
Episode 24: IOSH Explains CPDRRC's Director of Training David Towlson is joined by Hazel Harvey, the Professional Affairs Director of the Institution of Occupational Health and Safety. They discuss the whys and wherefores of Continuing Professional Development and help dispel many of the common misconceptions and myths about CPD. They also consider the idea that development forms an important part of any professional's working life. Like many other professional fields, health and safety is fast-changing; new skills, knowledge and processes need to be developed and shared by its practitioners.
Episode 23: International Health And SafetyDavid Towlson and Toby Moore discuss the importance of international bodies in setting health and safety standards. They are joined by Dee Arp of NEBOSH who explains the international versions of both the popular NEBOSH General Certificate, and the NEBOSH Diploma in Occupational Safety and Health.
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Podcast feed
Paste the following URL into your podcast software to subscribe to the RRC Training podcasts: http://www.rrc.co.uk/HSPodcasts/feed.xml
(If you are using iTunes highlight the above URL and drag it into your podcast playlist, or select 'Subscribe to Podcast...' on the Advanced menu and enter the URL when prompted).