On Friday 1st October 2010, Sue Ellis, Managing Director of Envesca Ltd, attended the Care Skills Partnership Annual Conference, an organisation that supports the care workforce in Wiltshire and Swindon.
The main aim for this years conference was to inform delegates of the changes and focus of the Care Quality Commission. This included information, legislation and the essential standards of quality and safety driving the care sector's registered service provision.
We are delighted to annouce that we have scooped two prestigious awards at a ceremony held at the Houses of Parliament and hosted by the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH). The awards recognised excellence in workplace health and safety training.
Envesca won the award for most outstanding CIEH accredited training centre and Operations Director, Simon Ellis, won the best trainer award.
Presenting the awards, CIEH President, Stephen Battersby, said: "I am delighted to be able to present Envesca with these two awards. Envesca is truly an inspiration company that manages to combine a passion for customer service with motivational teaching and brilliant results.
"The CIEH is one of the UK's leading providers of health and safety qualifications and its fourth largest awarding body - so winning these awards involved a very competitive field - this was no mean feat. Congratulations."
Simon Ellis who received an award for best trainer and best training centre Envesca, said: "At Envesca we have been working with businesses for over twenty years to help them achieve their workplace safety goals with effective and cost efficient training.
"Most of the businesses we work with understand the importance of quality training. They know that reducing risk and improving staff morale is essential to their bottom line and organisational performance."
One of our candidates, Rob Scholefield, of Cereform Ltd also won the CIEH BEST CANDIDATE AWARD 2009 for the highest recorded score of all candidates who took the CIEH Level 4 Award in Health and Safety at Work qualification in 2009 - well done
