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QPANI training workshop

 

THE Quarry Products Association Northern Ireland (QPANI) is to hold a one-day training workshop on biodiversity, geodiversity and archaeology on Wednesday 28 February at the Lough Neagh Discovery Centre, Oxford Island, Craigavon, Co. Armagh.

Open to QPANI members and non-members alike, the event is expected to be of interest to environmental managers, quarry managers, site operatives and others who have a role in implementing environmental improvement measures specified in the Aggregates Levy Credit Scheme.

 

The workshop itself will provide guidance and support to further good practice on site including: understanding legal compliance regarding wildlife legislation; how to go beyond compliance by means of biodiversity enhancement; considering the potential impact on wildlife and how to mitigate against it; the timing of work with respect to breeding seasons, surveying etc; and responding to unexpected archaeological and geological discoveries.

QPANI say the information provided on the day will assist delegates in setting up their own staff training sessions.

For further information or to book a place, contact Fiona Taggart at the email address shown below.

 

 

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