Carbon Neutral and Net Zero – Getting Started
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Jim Smith from ACJ Risk Solutions Ltd discusses, in practical terms, what you might want to look into and how you can achieve carbon neutral or net zero status for your organisation.
Jim talks about:
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What the terms ‘carbon neutral’ and net zero’ really mean
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What the UK government is expecting businesses to do
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How to get started on the ‘carbon neutral’ and ‘net zero’ journey and how to plan your first steps
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How you can demystify some of the key terms within the industry
About your host
Jim Smith - ACJ Risk Solutions Ltd
Jim delivers solutions for clients who want to increase their profitability by improving safety performance, achieving ISO certification or demonstrating regulatory compliance, working across all sectors from Manufacturing to Care Homes.
He specialises in providing high-quality improvement programmes for SME's, helping them achieve certification and improve inspection ratings.
Jim has over 30 years experience in highly-regulated manufacturing and service industries, is a chartered Chemical Engineer (CEng FIChemE), a member of IOSH, IIRSM, and OSHCR, a Recognised Safety Practitioner (RSP) and an ESOS Lead Assessor.
Book your place on our new 'PAS 2060 - Understanding and Achieving Carbon Neutrality' training course for more in depth information and practical applications here.
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