Training
PACIA offers industry based training and professional development opportunities for members and non-members focused on key industry needs to integrate sustainability. Our training program will help save you money, position for carbon trading, increase your competitiveness and build new skills for your workforce.
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Courses available in 2011 are : Implementing the Sustainability Leadership Framework Workshop, and the 'Working with Dangerous Goods and Hazardous Chemicals' 2 day course (with Noel Arnold & Associates).
All courses are delivered by experienced trainers, drawing on the expertise of PACIA staff and networks, and include comprehensive course notes and supporting material.
View the current scheduled courses below or ask us about in-house and tailored courses for your teams, new employees or even customers.
- Enquire today at training@pacia.org.au
Dangerous Goods with Noel Arnold & Associates
PACIA is pleased to support Noel Arnold and Associates chemicals training program.
Implementing the Sustainability Leadership Framework
This 1 day workshop will provide you with a practical understanding of sustainability strategy and frameworks to make it happen at an operational level.
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PACIA National Plastics Recycling Survey
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