20 Feb 2009

Wat a week this has been!

Been very busy with train the trainer and incident investigation! I learned a lot from Joe in train the trainer on how to present. It's now simply putting the gained knowledge into practice.
The incident investigation course we did with Francois Storm was an interesting one because of his training style (very passionate and vocal).

We haven't seen our mentors for a while simply because of both parties being very busy.

Its almost the end of the month, and after my first two months i must say that I'm very grateful to have received all the training, coaching and mentoring. The amount of learning that has taken place is tremendous.

I now know for sure that by completion of this program we will all be competent SHEQ professionals! The program has been thought out well and is also very well managed.

06 Feb 2009

Sjoe!

I'm so glad that this week is over, a lot of up and downs!

I was really stressed about the outcome of this coarse, as i have met ACAP an Oom Paul
before. This is not a easy coarse as Jo confirmed today, its actually one of most challenging and
I can vouch for that.

All in all i came out OK, it would have been better if i concentrated a bit more in
the test i must say, but at the end of the day I passed with a CUM LAUDE.

I want to thank Oom Paul for sharing his knowledge, passion and experience if it was not for him, I think i still wouldn't of had a clue about the Common Audit Protocol.

I hope everyone rests out properly, I think we all need it.