Inner City Environmental achieve ARCA Gold Training Award 2019
Nov 8, 2019
Inner City Environmental is a Kent-based business that provides environmental solutions and services to both the construction and property industries. Their services include asbestos management, environmental cleaning, and land remediation.
Dartford, United Kingdom - November 8, 2019 /NewsNetwork/ —
Dartford, UK – Inner City Environmental provide the construction and property industries with a range of domestic and commercial environmental services. The company is proud to announce that they have recently been awarded an ARCA Gold Training Award. Inner City Environmental have achieved this award after staff members completed the relevant training in asbestos removal.
ARCA (Asbestos Removal Contractors Association) is the main trade association in the area of asbestos management. Each year they announce member companies who achieve this award. It is only given to the company that has met all of the training criteria. The training requires team members to undertake coaching with the ARCA through operatives and supervisors. The training is comprised of 23 modules, which cover a range of subjects from health and safety to current asbestos. Members of the ARCA training programme must also have at least three delegates on their courses, and they must attain an average score of 92.5% across all delegate results.
Asbestos, a category 1 Carcinogen, is highly dangerous and still kills approximately 5,000 people per year. All licensed asbestos removal companies are required by law to have dedicated and trained removal operatives, managers, and supervisors for licensed asbestos surveys and removals. As ability and training of the workforce are of great importance in the asbestos removal industry, Inner City Environmental are very pleased with this award, and hope that it shows their commitment to staff training and development. All staff achieved higher than average scores.
This latest award for the Kent-based business shows that they are aiming to develop and provide the very best levels of service and staff to their customers. While their latest award is related to their asbestos surveying and removal services, Inner City Environmental also offer licenses scaffolding, environmental cleaning, land remediation, and soft strip demolition. Their full range of environmental solutions are available on their website. For more information about Inner City Environmental, their awards and qualifications, or asbestos removal Kent, visit the website or get in touch directly via email.
Contact Info:
Name: Alan Knight
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Organization: Inner City Environmental
Address: Unit 5 Schooner Park, Schooner Court, Crossways Business Park, Dartford DA2 6NW, United Kingdom
Website: https://innercityenvironmental.co.uk/
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 88932832
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