Centroc Training Calendar
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December 2011
The umbrella category for all Training Events The Centroc Regional Training Service is able to provide advice and access to many certificated courses related to local government. Individuals are able to gain a qualification by enrolling in a full program or can build up to a qualification by selecting skills sets that can be completed in stages. Contact the training service for information on courses that do not appear on the website.
The Roads and Traffic Authority requires all individuals working on roads to undergo training and obtain licences specific to their role. Professional Skills Development covers all courses that assist individuals perform their job effectively. Examples of courses include:
OHS and Compliance training refers to all legislated training and includes those courses that require a WorkCover ticket. Show events from all categories JEvents v1.5.1 B1463 Copyright © 2006-2009 |
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Live Issues
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Welcome to Centroc's Live Issues page. Live issues are current issues concerning councils and their communities which have been brought forward by members at Centroc Board, Executive and General Managers Advisory Committee meetings. Please check back regulary for updates on the issues below, and any new issues which may arise. Click on the links for more information on current Live Issues. For more information on any live issues, please contact Centroc. Current Live Issues are:
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Upcoming Training Events
| Tue May 22 @08:30 - 04:30PM Confined Spaces with Breathing Apparatus - Forbes |
| Thu May 24 Consultative Committee - Lachlan |
| Fri Jun 15 Construction Induction - Orange |
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Did you know that atmospheric CO2 was 364 parts per million (ppm) during the Earth Summit in June 1992? In the past decade, atmospheric CO2 has been rising about 1.9 ppm per year. This is the fastest rate since scientists started using high-precision instruments to take CO2 measurements directly from the Earth's atmosphere.
To find out what Centroc is doing about Climate Change, click here.