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Essa Bin Hadher, general manager of the college, said the Dh375 course will "ensure everyone has the same knowledge to answer tourists". Michael Petrillose, the colleges academic director, said students can work online. "They can do it at their own convenience, at home on a laptop, on a smartphone. The goal is to standardise this knowledge and understanding." The college, the first vocational training institute for the tourism industry, will take students of all ages when it opens in September. It will offer qualifications from foundation to diploma level in subjects ranging from hospitality

If you are a subscriber, simply log in or Subscribe now! Klamath Community College is now offering a Wildland Fire Academy that will qualify job seekers for careers in wildland firefighting, according to a news release. The KCC Wildland Fire Academy begins May 9 and runs for two weeks. Students who complete the academy will be ready to seek work with wildland firefighting agencies and private contractors. Wildland firefighting agencies operate at federal, state and local levels. While some wildland firefighters work year-round and some work only during the fire season, the work is always st

head of health and safety for aggregate construction materials . We have developed apps to take into the field that have a variety of interactions. The SHIELD app, developed in-house, allows employees to perform work in the field, highlight what work has been done, and where it has been done. We can decide whether something requires an action, Hall says. The more interaction we have, the better effect we will have on reducing the incidents. Marty Tubbs, director of safety Health and Safety Training and health for Rogers Group, Inc., says continuous communication to employees is also important.

The report said Matthews also had called the control room to have the conveyor belts in the area restarted. Mr. Sparks was walking down the steps when he heard a shovel fall and Mr. Matthews scream for help, the report says. Sparks said he then ran to one control panel to hit the stop switch for the press and then went down one level to stop the waste conveyor belt, located under the press. Sparks and control room operator/foreman Jeff Music then discovered that Matthews had fallen 18 feet from the top of the filter press onto the conveyor belt below, traveled 55 feet on that belt and then

Mental health first aiders learn a five-step action plan that guides them through the process of reaching out and offering appropriate support. Martin said the first aid training is available for people in any setting that might put them in contact with people with mental illness churches, shelters, etc. Martin said the state is putting the money that used to go to mental health facilities into community programs such as local group homes, which prepares the clients to return to their local communities. Success for those people, he said, often depends on the support structure they have in the community.

A fifth notice said the operator did not report to the state, in writing and within 24 hours, the full details of the accident. Investigators also issued a special assessed notice of violation that said the mine operator had failed to ensure compliance with a rule that repairs and maintenance not be performed on equipment until the power is off and the equipment is blocked against motion. The report said that, in this instance, the power was on to the filter press and the conveyor belt was in operation at the time of the fatality. Normally, state mine safety violations carry a maximum penalty

The Central Shenandoah Health District is teaming up with the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Community Services Board to offer free naloxone training courses. Those in attendance will learn how to spot the signs of a drug overdose and how to administer the medicine to treat them, also known as Narcan, according to Dr. Laura Kornegay at with the CSHD. At the end of the course, free Narcan kits will be distributed, along with a card for future prescriptions. Naloxone has been more widely available in Virginia since the opioid crisis was declared a Public Health Emergency at the end of 2016. Dr. Kornegay

This is his third summer working in isolated areas of Alaska. He earned Wilderness First Responder certification at Northern Michigan University in 2013. He encountered only minor medical issues in the field, but understands that preparedness matters. Im grateful for the skills given the nature of what we do, Queen said. Queens father took notice and realized the value in bringing wilderness medical training to the Traverse City area. The northern Michigan environment is a wonderful place to explore. People are getting out more, getting deeper into the woods recreating and working in the woods

The Gadsden Police Department gave all its officers training recently, presented by the CED Mental Health Center, to better equip them to interact with people challenged by mental illness. Gadsden Police Sgt. John Hallman said all the departments sworn officers received an eight-hour block of training on mental health first aid. Just as CPR helps even those without clinical training assist an individual having a heart attack, mental health first aid prepares participants to interact with a person experiencing a mental health crisis, Josh Martin stated in a press release. Mental health first

AFRINIC offers a comprehensive training programme and provides free training throughout Africa in both French and English to around 600 African network engineers every year,equipping network engineers and operators with key knowledge about IPv6 deployment and transition techniques. IP (Internet Protocol) addresses denote individual devices connected to the Internet and the IPv6 128-bit addressing system significantly expands the number of IP addresses available for devices from smartphones to gaming consoles. It's been estimated that 85% of available IP addresses have already been allocated