Training - Planned Courses & One Day Workshops
FFC Training
A One Day Course
BATTERY SAFETY FOR MARKET SURVEILLANCE OFFICIALS
Cirencester, Gloucestershire. Tuesday 20th February 2024
This one-day workshop has been arranged by Food and Farming Compliance Ltd. to provide training for market surveillance professionals and businesses in the science of battery safety and the analysis of battery risk in relation to product safety and corrective actions.
Battery operated products are ubiquitous, and more and more of the devices we use every day are powered by ever smaller and more powerful batteries, which if they fail, can create hazards which are a significant risk to those using the product and often to others in the vicinity.
This course will examine how batteries work, the legislative framework for products incorporating them, the appropriate conformity assessment processes to be undertaken to ensure safety, charging and discharging, failure and fault mode, and finally application of the PRISM Risk Assessment methodology for failures and determination of corrective actions.
Course Objective:-
At the end of the course delegates will be better equipped to undertake investigations involving battery failure and safety, and have knowledge of the science of battery safety and the legislative framework that underpins this in consumer products.
There will be further development of skills in relation to fault and failure mode identification, examination of conformity assessment documentation and the ability to distinguish hazardous failure modes from safe ones.
FFC/CPC Training
A One Day Course / Driver cpc Training Day / Assessment
Welfare of Animals during Transport
Bridgnorth, Shropshire, Thursday 29th February 2024
This one day workshop has been arranged by Food and Farming Compliance Ltd. to provide an update and refresher training on the requirement of the laws to protect animals during transport and to provide 7hrs Driver cpc Periodic Training
This workshop will explore and explain the roles and responsibilities of those concerned with transport of animals.
The course is designed for any person who is responsible for any aspect of the transport of animals. It will be of benefit to experienced owners, farmers, livestock hauliers, grooms, horse box drivers, stockmen and attendants as well as for the less experienced as training and guidance. The course is also relevant to all personnel involved in the livestock industry.
Assessment
On completion of the course, there will be the opportunity for course members to take the assessment paper for their Level 2 - Certificate of Competence - Award in Animal Transport by Road (Short Journey). Those who wish to take this assessment must forward their Name, Address, Date, Place and Country of Birth to the Course Organiser at least 3 days before the date of the course for registration purposes, together with notice of the species papers they wish to take in addition to the Cattle paper – Any or all of the following Sheep, Pigs, Goats, and Horses.
Closing date for receipt of applications for the assessment is Tuesday 27th February 2024