Reynolds Training Services are hiring NEBOSH Associate Trainers. Following our recent substantial investment in new training facilities, and as part of our continued expansion, we are seeking to recruit additional Associate Trainers to bolster our NEBOSH General Certificate deliveries. We are NEBOSH Gold Learning Partner #946.
Rate:
Commensurate with experience and qualifications.
The Company:
Reynolds Training Services Ltd are the leading supplier of technical, operational and health & safety training within the process and bulk liquid operations sector. We have achieved the prestigious ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Systems certification. Reynolds Training Services Ltd aims to be an equal opportunities employer.
To Apply:
Interested parties should send a CV and brief cover letter to andrew@reynoldstraining.com.
Closing Date:
31st July 2021.
Brief Description:
Seeking an experienced Associate Trainer to deliver the NEBOSH National General Certificate in Occupational Safety and Health in accordance with the NEBOSH syllabus and high quality standards, whilst complying with company operational procedures and statutory requirements to the satisfaction of the client and the company. You will require an up-to-date DBS.
Key Skills:
- Delivery of training in line with NEBOSH requirements and relevant codes of practice. Delivery may take place at our Technical Training Centre in Stallingborough, but there may be further requirements to travel both nationally and internationally.
- Efficient and effective coordination of the training process in line with NEBOSH and internal Reynolds Training Services standards and requirements.
- To complete all associated documentation relevant to the qualifications and NEBOSH requirements.
- Conduct closing interviews with learners on completion of their open book examination in line with NEBOSH requirements.
- Maintain ongoing CPD and knowledge of regulatory changes in Occupational Health and Safety.
- Ensure compliance with all Reynolds Training Services policies (including, but not limited to, GDPR and Health and Safety standards).
- Development and maintenance of course materials where necessary.
- Ensuring that course delivery operates within all agreed operational procedures and within statutory requirements, including the provision and maintenance of a safe working environment.
Desirable Competency:
- Good knowledge of standard PC applications (Microsoft Office products) and skills.
Essential Competencies:
- Experience in NEBOSH NGC OSH training delivery.
- L3 Award in Education and Training (or equivalent).
- An ability to provide motivational and constructive feedback to aid candidate learning and development.
- An ability to provide support and coaching in a tailored manner to ensure candidate accreditation and success.
- A team-player who can work individually and take responsibility for achieving defined outcomes in line with learners’, clients’ and Reynolds Training Services’ requirements.
- Good communicator with an ability to build a rapport with a range of learners, apprentices and clients at all levels.
- Self-motivated and confident, with a professional appearance and conduct at all times.
- An ability to travel to/from client premises throughout the UK with own transport. Overnight stays may be required.
The Tank Storage Association has welcomed the Government’s Transport Decarbonisation Plan, saying industry is ready to “work together” in the drive to meet the UK’s net-zero goals.
In a written statement to Parliament, the Government said the plan would create economic growth, new industries and jobs and help the nation build back better and greener.
Commenting on the publication of the Transport Decarbonisation Plan, Peter Davidson, executive director of the Tank Storage Association, said: “We welcome the publication of the plan and stand ready to work in partnership with Government to ensure that our sector can fully support and lead on the innovations that will be necessary to meet the UK’s net-zero goals.”
“TSA members are a critical part of the supply chain ensuring existing and future products reach their customers. While the bulk liquid storage sector and associated logistics are already active in a number of areas that will drive success going forward, ultimately, investment and collaboration with Government and all partners will be pivotal as the UK transitions to a decarbonised economy.”
Transport is the largest contributor to UK greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), with road transport alone accounting for almost a quarter of our total emissions in 2019.
In a written statement, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps, said: “We must deliver a step change in the breadth and scale of our ambition to reduce transport’s GHG emissions to reach net zero.”
Committed to working together
John Reynolds, managing director of industrial safety provider, Reynolds Training Services, embraced the “high ambition” laid down in the Transport Decarbonisation Plan
“The transport sector and wider industries need to continue to adapt to ensure that we strive to meet the challenges that decarbonisation brings.”
Reynolds Training Services, he added, will “proactively support and adapt training” to ensure we maintain a safe working environment for all. “We look forward to continuing our own strong association with the TSA particularly in these leading aspects.”
The Government’s latest announcement follows March 2020’s, Decarbonising Transport: Setting The Challenge plan, which outlined a commitment to deliver transport’s contribution to carbon budgets to net zero across all forms of transport.
Visit the TSA’s website to read more about its response to the Transport Decarbonisation Plan.
PRESS NOTES TO EDITORS
The Tank Storage Association
The Tank Storage Association (TSA) represents the interests of over 60 member companies engaged in the storage of bulk liquids and the provision of products and services to the sector. Collectively, its members operate 302 terminals and distribution hubs in the UK and have around 11 million cubic metres of storage capacity in the United Kingdom (UK) and Republic of Ireland (ROI). TSA’s members provide and support an essential interface between sea, road, rail and pipeline logistics for many different substances including transport and heating fuels, chemicals, animal feed and foodstuffs.
Find out more about The Tank Storage Association and their important work here.
At Reynolds Training Services we know that no business, and no industry, can long survive in isolation.
We are all connected with our suppliers, partners, customers, and regulatory bodies. That’s why we offer a range of interlinked, complimentary services.
During our twelve years in business, the driving force behind everything we’ve done – and continue to do – at Reynolds Training, is improving competency in our sector and making competency more of a priority.
Within the High Hazard sector we need to do everything to avoid loss of containment – that’s not only a legal requirement and a moral imperative, it’s also the basis of good, safe and profitable business. Competence demonstrates our readiness to do whatever is needed to keep our workers, our sites, our environment, our customers and the public safe.
The simple fact is: More competent workers are more efficient and effective.
This is why we believe it is crucial to not only train people in competency, but to also assess their competency onsite.
It’s all part of what we call ‘Blended Learning’ which is delivered on your site, on our site and online. We take the decades of dedication and expertise offered by our staff at Reynolds, we add to that the real-world, hands-on experience offered by the resources at our state-of-the-art NCPM training facility, then we mix-in the best online training and competency tools with CALMcloud.
All of this combines to give the learners, the trainers and the employers a holistic 360° view, which helps to ensure there are no gaps in training and competence!
National Centre for Process and Manufacturing
Our technical training facility is the NCPM – The National Centre for Process and Manufacturing, which we developed in partnership with CATCH. Here, we provide a unique learning environment which supports safety and technical training for careers across Bulk Liquid Operations, maintenance, control & instrumentation, process and occupational safety, management and quality control.
Within the NCPM, our instructors – working within a fully-emulated process operations environment – help businesses and learners build knowledge, skills and experience relevant to their site, industry and sector.
Reynolds Training Services
At Reynolds Training Services, we have a culture of offering interlinked training courses to uplift the skills and understanding of everyone from Apprentice Operators to Managers in real-world disciplines.
Subject are grouped into four general areas:
These courses are recognised by the world’s most respected awarding bodies, and they help create a pipeline of best practice and competence that will resonate throughout our learners’ work lives, offering them opportunities to further their career into a range of roles and industries.
CALMcloud
Mindful of the complexities of monitoring the training and competency levels within an employer’s workforce – we have also developed CALMcloud, which stands for Competency Assessment Learning Management in the cloud.
This, simply put, is an online portal for managing competence. It is a platform created by trainers that addresses the problems many companies face in managing their employee and contractor training and occupational competence. CALMcloud is designed to encompass and track all your training – both online and onsite face-to-face training – as well as your competence assessment and CPD (Continuous Professional Development). It keeps an ongoing holistic record – all in one place – which takes away the guesswork and confusion of keeping records in different systems.
CALMcloud is also a fantastic tool for career development. CALMcloud is also a fantastic tool for career development. Roles can be assigned to individuals, populating their training needed with the agreed training and competence requirements.
The platform has been designed to work in a simple, user-friendly way that will keep track of renewal dates and monitor occupational competence in a way that doesn’t waste your time or cause you stress.
We help you to keep calm and carry on!
Got a question?
If you have any questions about our range of interlinked services, touch base and we are here to help.
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Health and safety can be complicated. Simplify it with Reynolds Training – the company to manage all your needs.
PRESS RELEASE
July 1st, 2021
Reynolds Training Services is celebrating 12 years in business. That’s 12 years of offering award-winning health and safety and technical training to the bulk liquid and gas storage sector.
When company founder and managing director, John Reynolds, set out on his mission, he was a man with a wealth of experience and a burning ambition. 12 years on, Reynolds Training Services is a thriving business which offers the finest training from experienced time-served trainers, validated by the world’s most respected awarding bodies.
From its base on The Humber Bank in the UK, Reynolds Training Services reaches out to provide training at tank storage and processing facilities across the country and the world.
The business goes from strength to strength; pioneering new courses, such as its unique Bulk Liquid Terminal Technician Apprenticeship which creates an entry-level pipeline into the industry and, thus, offers opportunities for a new generation of young people to build a career within this vibrant and exciting industry.
Reynolds Training Services’ interlinked family of businesses
Reynolds Training Services has also built a state-of-the-art onsite facility, the NCPM – a.k.a. The National Centre for Process and Manufacturing – which was developed in partnership with CATCH. This provides a unique learning environment which supports safety and technical training for careers across operations, maintenance, control & instrumentation, process and occupational safety, management and quality control.
For ongoing support in monitoring the training and competency, Reynolds Training Services has also developed CALMcloud, which stands for Competency Assessment Learning Management in the cloud. This helps learners and employers track training needs and achievements.
Creating a pipeline for the next generation of talent
This is all part and parcel of John Reynolds’ ambitions for the business. “We believe we are the leading provider of core qualifications in the High Hazard sector.” John explained. “The people who work in this sector need qualifications that recognise the importance of their work and of the contribution this sector makes to industry and society as a whole. We also want to create a framework where learners and employers can take a whole work-life view of their careers.”
Reynolds Training Services started off as one man’s mission to offer exceptional safety and technical training, but now his story is the industry’s story.
As John Reynolds added: “Our industry is always striving towards maintaining better standards and creating better opportunities and, at Reynolds Training Services, we aim to play a serious role in helping to drive that forward – for the benefit of the industry we love.”
More about Reynolds Training Services:
Reynolds Training Services is accredited by the world’s leading awarding bodies to run a range of globally-recognised health and safety courses and qualifications. They also bring the same skills and experience to their own range of bespoke courses.
Media enquiries:
Tel: 01469 552 846
Mob: 07522 330 241
Email: admin@reynoldstraining.com
PRESS RELEASE
29 June 2021
The Tank Storage Association (TSA), the UK trade association for the bulk liquid storage sector and associated logistics, and HCB, the magazine for those involved in the transport and storage of dangerous goods, have announced a brand-new collaboration.
From summer 2021, Insight, the official TSA Members’ magazine, showcasing news, activities and comment from across the bulk liquid storage sector in the UK, will be featured quarterly as a special insert in HCB magazine. Insight will also continue to be available online in E-format.
Peter Davidson, Executive Director of the Tank Storage Association, says: “We are really excited about the opportunities this new collaboration with HCB provides. It gives us the perfect opportunity to explore and bolster our offering to Members and readers alike. We look forward to working together with HCB to bring news and stories from across our membership and the wider bulk liquid storage sector and associated logistics to brand-new audiences.”
Peter Mackay, editor-in-chief of HCB, adds: “We are delighted about our new collaboration with the TSA. The association is the leading voice for the bulk liquid storage sector and associated logistics in the UK. We are excited to bring their authoritative take on the issues that matter the most to the industry to the next level.”
The next issue of Insight will be added as a special insert in the July/August edition of HCB magazine.
PRESS NOTES TO EDITORS
- The Tank Storage Association (TSA) represents the interests of over 60 member companies engaged in the storage of bulk liquids and the provision of products and services to the sector. Collectively, its members operate 293 terminals and distribution hubs in the UK and have over 10 million cubic metres of storage capacity in the United Kingdom (UK) and Republic of Ireland (ROI). TSA’s members provide and support an essential interface between sea, road, rail and pipeline logistics for many different substances including transport and heating fuels, chemicals, animal feed and foodstuffs.
- For more information about Insight magazine, visit https://tankstorage.org.uk/media-centre/insight-magazine/.
- HCB was established in 1980 to help those involved in the transport and storage of dangerous goods to keep up to date with changing regulations. The magazine covers the transport, storage and handling of oils, chemicals and gases, worldwide. It has a strong focus on the regulations that govern those activities as well as safety in the handling of dangerous goods. HCB has a global readership of professionals involved in managing compliance, organising logistics operations and shipping chemicals and other dangerous goods, as well as trainers, consultants and regulatory bodies. HCB publishes a monthly magazine and weekly newsletter and has a constantly updated webpage, https://hcblive.com.
Media enquiries
Nunzia Florio, Communications Specialist: T. +44 (0)7903 388584 – Email communications@tankstorage.org.uk
Claire Godeaux, Head of Marketing: T. +44 (0)20 8371 4026 – Email claire.godeaux@sjhgroup.com
Find out more about the TSA and their important work here.
The bulk liquid storage sector contributed £4.3bn in revenue to the UK economy in 2020, according to The Tank Storage Association’s 2021 Annual Review.
The sixth edition of the TSA’s Annual Review contains key data and information on terminals, process safety, occupational health and safety as well the industry’s contribution to the UK economy.
Peter Davidson, executive director of the TSA, said: “The review continues to provide a comprehensive and timely insight into the bulk liquid storage sector in the UK.”
In addition to “valuable industry data and information”, Mr Davidson explained how this year’s report “shines a light on the sector’s commitment to attract, develop and retain the next generation of talent”.
“As we look ahead, it is clear to us that investing in the next generation today will ensure our sector continues to go from strength to strength.”
Key findings from the report, conclude:
- The tank storage sector is the pulse of our day-today life, providing an essential link in the supply chain for a large variety of liquid products.
- Terminals are central to the UK economy, supporting our domestic commerce in bulk liquid products and connecting it with overseas markets.
- The bulk liquid storage sector supports over 4,000 direct UK jobs and draws on the expertise and talent of a highly skilled, innovative and resourceful workforce.
- Career prospects in the sector are expanding and new and exciting opportunities are opening up.
Visit the Tank Storage Association’s website for more.
Inspiring the next generation of talent
Reynolds Training Services’ managing director, John Reynolds, described the report as a “mirror to invaluable work” the bulk liquid storage sector is playing in progressing health, safety, environmental and technical matters.
“What is really fantastic,” continued Mr Reynolds, “is how the TSA’s report also underscores the fantastic work industry is doing to attract, develop and retain the next generation of talent.”
Reflecting on Reynolds Training Services’ own Bulk Liquid Storage Apprenticeships, he added: “I care passionately about the future welfare of this sector. So it is wonderful to see our industry collectively thinking about the next generation of talent.”
“We have an opportunity to embed knowledge and skills into this generation, giving them the keys to unlock new career pathways. It is about taking our industry forward and preparing learners to embrace the emergent technologies which will present new solutions and new challenges.”
For an electronic copy of the 2021 Annual Review, click here.
PRESS NOTES TO EDITORS
The Tank Storage Association
The Tank Storage Association (TSA) represents the interests of over 60 member companies engaged in the storage of bulk liquids and the provision of products and services to the sector. Collectively, its members operate 302 terminals and distribution hubs in the UK and have around 11 million cubic metres of storage capacity in the United Kingdom (UK) and Republic of Ireland (ROI). TSA’s members provide and support an essential interface between sea, road, rail and pipeline logistics for many different substances including transport and heating fuels, chemicals, animal feed and foodstuffs.
Find out more about the TSA and their important work here.
The HSE has issued a safety alert after an HSE investigation of a failed marine loading arm (MLAs).
The safety alert is aimed at users and companies that service MLAs to ensure they carry out suitable and sufficient inspection and maintenance to help avoid similar incidents.
Evidence obtained during an HSE investigation of a failed MLA revealed concerns that not all components were being suitably inspected and maintained due to problems accessing the highest pivot joint.
The lack of lubrication of this greased joint presents a serious risk of the joint failing with the potential for complete collapse of the arm, leading to possible death, serious injury or damage to process equipment and subsequent loss of containment.
View the full Safety Alert here.
Reynolds Training Services Celebrates Achieving the ISO 9001 Mark of Trust
PRESS RELEASE
24 May 2021
Reynolds Training Services is delighted to announce that they have achieved the prestigious ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Systems certification.
This is just the latest development in Reynolds Training’s ongoing drive to constantly improve standards, not only in their own business but, through the courses they offer, which can help make real improvements in standards throughout the industries they work with.
Reynolds Training Services courses cover important subject areas such as Occupational Health & Safety, Process Safety & Technical Training, Emergency Response as well as Competence Assessment & Management.
About the ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Systems certification
ISO 9001 is the internationally recognized Quality Management System (QMS) standard that is designed to be a powerful business improvement tool.
This mark of trust is the world’s quality system of choice, with over a million organisations around the globe improving their operations with this management system standard. An ISO 9001 certification helps a business to continually monitor and manage quality and identify areas for improvement.
The ISO 9001 helps and encourages businesses to:
- Continually improve, streamline operations and reduce costs
- Win more business and compete in tenders
- Satisfy more customers
- Be more resilient and build a sustainable business
- Show strong corporate governance
- Work effectively with stakeholders and supply chain
Reynolds Training elected to put in the hard work needed to achieve the ISO 9001 as awarded by the British Standards Institution (BSI) which – being the national standards body of the United Kingdom – is considered by many to be the most prestigious organisation to award and oversee the ISO 9001 QMS.
John Reynolds, Managing Director of Reynolds Training Services commented:
“At Reynolds Training Services, we pride ourselves on the quality of development and delivery of our services, we have now completed the rigorous assessment process set by BSI to achieve ISO 9001:2015, achieving and maintaining this not only underpins our quality performance but also our desire to continually improve.
“This certification assures customers and partners that, when they are working with Reynolds Training Services, they are working with a trusted quality-conscious company.”
More about Reynolds Training Services:
Reynolds Training Services is accredited by the world’s leading awarding bodies to run a range of globally-recognised health and safety courses and qualifications. They also bring the same skills and experience to their own range of bespoke courses.
More about the British Standards Institute:
The British Standards Institution (BSI) is the national standards body of the United Kingdom. BSI supplies quality audits and certification as well as standards-related services to businesses both within the UK and worldwide.
Media enquiries:
Tel: 01469 552 846
Mob: 07522 330 241
Email: admin@reynoldstraining.com
With the business world reopening its doors, we at Reynolds Training Services are thrilled to learn of the return of The Tank Storage Association’s Conference & Exhibition at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry, on Thursday the 23rd of September, 2021.
The TSA Conference & Exhibition is the UK’s leading event for the bulk liquid storage sector. The event provides one of the best opportunities for anyone interested in effective and safe bulk liquid storage operations to come together to share knowledge and network.
The conference programme will once again feature top keynote speakers from regulators and industry, as well as invited topic sessions and many opportunities for networking.
Registration is now open for delegates
Exhibitors can book a stand by visiting the TSA’s website. For those looking to elevate their presence further, sponsorships packages are also available.
The 2021 Conference & Exhibition is planned to be an in-person event, subject to any social distancing rules in place in September 2021 and remaining restrictions.
A press release for the TSA reads: “The TSA looks forward to welcoming members, exhibitors and delegates on the 23rd of September, 2021. To stay connected until then, please schedule a call with our conference organisers and follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter for all latest news.”
Press Notes To Editors
The Tank Storage Association (TSA) represents the interests of over 60 member companies engaged in the storage of bulk liquids and the provision of products and services to the sector. Collectively, its members operate 293 terminals and distribution hubs in the UK and have over 10 million cubic metres of storage capacity in the United Kingdom (UK) and Republic of Ireland (ROI).
For more information about the Tank Storage Association’s Conference & Exhibition 2021, visit www.tankstorage.org.uk/conference-exhibition.
The theme for Apprenticeships Week 2021 is ‘Build the Future’ and that’s only right and proper, because building the future of industry is exactly what apprenticeships do.
At our new NCPM facility, the apprentices following our ‘Bulk Liquid Terminal Technician Specialism’ apprenticeship will benefit from the hands-on experience of using the state-of-the-art facilities in the UK’s first fully-operational tank farm and process plant training facility – further enhancing the real world immersive training experience we offer.
The Minister for Apprenticeships and Skills, Gillian Keegan, acknowledged how apprenticeships have helped business adapt and build during a difficult year. She said:
“Apprenticeships are a fantastic way to learn while you earn, opening up new and exciting career paths that can transform lives. It’s been a tough year for everyone, but we want the theme for National Apprenticeship Week 2021 to be a springboard to look ahead to how apprenticeships can futureproof workforces and boost careers.”
The TSA and Apprenticeships
As the recent TSA press release, addressed directly to those considering enrolling on an apprenticeship, put it: “ … the bulk liquid storage industry needs you. With unprecedented opportunities ahead, now is the time to join a growing and exciting sector and play a part in shaping the future.”
For a free copy of the TSA’s guide on Apprenticeships in the sector, click here. And, for a free copy of their Careers Guide, click here.
Here at Reynolds Training Services, we agree whole-heartedly with the Minister and with the TSA. We know that well-trained apprentices are making a fundamental difference to Britain’s industries.
Simply put, apprenticeships are our future!
Reynolds’ Apprenticeships in the Pipeline
Regarding the two cohorts already working their way successfully through our ‘Bulk Liquid Terminal Technician Specialism’ apprenticeship – Cohort 1 is progressing well! They are now at the stage where we’re starting to assess their competence from an onsite basis, and are pushing on towards their endpoint assessment in September 2021.
The learners of Cohort 2 have completed their understanding of the industry and are now focussing on understanding tank farms, underpinning this with site-based learning as appropriate.
We’re planning to get both cohorts back onsite at the NCPM in April or May, pandemic permitting, of course.
We’re proud to confirm that these learners haven’t let the pandemic stop them learning and progressing and becoming more than useful members of their teams at their respective sites.
Apprenticeships are our future
Such apprentices are very much the future of our industry!
Our programmes are all about building learners’ knowledge, skills and experience in a structured environment, utilising the process plant replicated environment and then supporting that with site-based activities and assessment.
When onsite, they get to work alongside more experienced personnel, this helps them absorb additional skills and knowledge which they can take back to their employers.
For us at Reynolds, it’s all about helping our learners to build a career. It’s not just about training them for the job they have right now, but rather to equip them with the competencies they need for lifelong learning and improving.
Apprenticeships lead to lifelong learning
We always tell our learners: “Be the change. Learn to learn continuously.”
Because, our apprenticeship will lay the groundwork for our learners to go on and apply for Engineering Technician status, through the support and recognition of the professional institution, iCheme.
With iCheme, our apprenticeship graduates can then progress further up the professional pipeline, to become Chartered Engineers, scientists and beyond.
This long-term thinking is key to what we do, at Reynolds. We believe it’s all about building long term career pathways. With each new cohort of apprentices, we are given a chance to take our industry forward and prepare our learners to embrace the emergent technologies which will present new solutions and new challenges as we go forward a build a post-carbon future.
Are Apprenticeships your future?
If you’re interested in the opportunities our ‘Bulk Liquid Terminal Technician Specialism’ apprenticeship could offer you and your career, learn more about it here, or get in touch with us – our contact details are below.
