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Energy & Utilities sector collaborate to close 277,000 workforce gap
The Energy & Utilities Skills Partnership has launched a new strategy to address a projected workforce gap of 277,000 in the sector over the next decade. This initiative aims to ensure a skilled and diverse workforce to meet future demands.
The Energy & Utilities Skills Partnership unveils a strategy to tackle a 277,000 workforce gap, ensuring a skilled and diverse workforce for the future.
Artesia Consulting & i2O Water strategic partnership
Artesia Consulting and i2O Water are delighted to announce a global strategic partnership that will make Artesia’s Data Analytics software available to i2O’s clients as part of the iNet advanced analytics solution.
Artesia Consulting and i2O Water announce a partnership to enhance water management through integrated data analytics solutions for clients globally.
Supply Chain Partnership Helps Drive Tap Water Safety
A new partnership between Energy & Utility Skills, British Water, and the Future Water Association aims to enhance drinking water hygiene across the supply chain, ensuring compliance and safety during the pandemic.
A partnership is enhancing drinking water hygiene across the UK supply chain, ensuring compliance and safety amid ongoing challenges in the water sector.
Recommended Change for DOMS
The recommended changes for DOMS registration include allowing CBL for both renewals and new entrants, with specific provisions for non-SW staff. Temporary adjustments are in place until 30th June 2020, including online assessments and ID card delivery delays.
Discover the recommended changes for DOMS registration, including CBL availability and new provisions for non-SW staff, effective until 30th June 2020.
Ellins steps down as Energy & Utility Skills Chief Executive
Nick Ellins will step down as Chief Executive of Energy & Utility Skills at the end of July after five years of leadership, during which he transformed the organisation into a commercially independent entity.
Nick Ellins resigns as Chief Executive of Energy & Utility Skills after five years, having significantly advanced the organisation's role in the utility sector.
EUSR Update on National Water Hygiene and SHEA Water
Energy & Utility Skills has updated the water industry on the National Water Hygiene Scheme, emphasising the importance of hygiene and compliance during the pandemic. EUSR registration remains mandatory for all personnel working on public water supplies.
Energy & Utility Skills updates the water industry on the National Water Hygiene Scheme, stressing hygiene and compliance as essential during the pandemic.
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