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| www.nsca.org.au | ISSUE 289 - 20 January 2010 |
Australian NewsWorld NewsHaitians' health still at risk Training NewsHeard about the free magazine subscription with our safety training? NSCA AnnouncementsSubscribe now to the National Safety Magazine Power up your OHS&E career with a Diploma of Environmental Sustainability Career WatchSend to a Friend |
Dear [FIRST] Welcome back to the Safety and Training E-bulletin for 2010. Understanding the model WHS Act, developing the model WHS regulations and continued debate over emissions trading legislation will be priorities this year. Developing the model OHS regulations is the next step in the harmonisation process, following on from the Workplace Relations Ministers’ Council (WRMC) approval of the model Act in December 2009. In February, the Federal Government is expected to reintroduce the amended Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS) legislation to parliament. However, before the legislation is reintroduced, as a party to the Copenhagen Accord, Australia will need to submit its 2020 emissions targets for inclusion in the Accord. Targets are due January 31. Overshadowing this debate, however, is the earthquake in Haiti and the devastating impact it has had on the people in Haiti. The World Health Organisation says trauma and obstetrics care, and preventing the spread of communicable diseases are priorities. For more OHS news, read the safety and training updates below. |
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Book and attend a selected training course till January 31, 2010 and you can choose a free annual subscription to one of the following lifestyle magazines: Men’s Health, Women’s Health, Prevention and Better Homes and Gardens. So improve your health and safety, both at work and at home.
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Queensland Diploma and Certificate IV Courses are open for 2010 enrolment and spaces are limited. Contact your Learning and Development Coordinator on 1800 655 510 or enrol online now. Diploma of Environmental SustainabilityMackay February 22-26 To view our entire training calendar and book online, click here |
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A range of OHS&E training is offered across Sydney, Parramatta, Newcastle, Central Coast and Wollongong. Call 1800 655 510 or go to www.nsca.org.au for more information. Be one of the first to study the Diploma of Environmental Sustainability! Enrol now for Cycle 1 in Sydney from the 1-4 February and Cycle 2, 3-7 May. Call 1800 816 459 for details. Diploma of Environmental SustainabilitySydney Cycle 1: 1-4 February Cycle 2: 3 – 7 May Full NSW & ACT training highlights To view our training calendar and book online, click here |
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WESTERN SUBURBS TRAINING NOW HELD AT WHITTEN OVAL
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OHS practitioners live in a world of rapidly changing legislation, regulation and multiplying risks.
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As Australia’s leading provider of OHS training services, the National Safety Council of Australia is pleased to announce their latest course, the Diploma of Environmental Sustainability (30584QLD). |
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