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New Instructors Appointed At Safety & Access

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2013-08-02 13.42.32

Safety & Access have appointed new scaffolding instructors to meet industry demands within the UK and Overseas.

The Nottingham and Humberside based training firm has appointed Terry Sennett, Steve Gregory and John Hall, all of whom have a wealth of experience and knowledge within the industry and bring with them skills within management, practical application and health and safety.

Safety & Access was the first UK training provider to be delivering CISRS Training over three continents from centres at Nottingham and Humberside and the recently opened facilities within the United Arab Emirates and South Korea.

The company has also stated that they have plans to develop new training courses around Scaffold Awareness, Work at height Rescue and System Scaffold Inspection as well as the new CISRS Operative and Supervisor refresher courses.

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