Invasive plant species are a growing problem in the UK and Ireland, and they can cause serious harm to the environment, local wildlife, and human populations if they are not properly controlled. Here are ten dangers of not dealing with an invasive plant species: Ecological damage: Invasive plant species can quickly take over and displace… Continue reading 10 Risks of Not Dealing with Invasive Plant Species
Understanding WAMITAB and Why it is Important WAMITAB is a leading awarding body for the waste management and recycling sector in the UK and Ireland. WAMITAB assessments are an important tool for those working in the waste management industry, as they provide evidence of their competence and knowledge in a specific area of the… Continue reading Understanding WAMITAB and Why it is Important
Japanese knotweed is a highly invasive and persistent plant species that is rapidly spreading in many parts of the world, including the UK and Ireland. The plant, which is native to Japan, has become a major problem for businesses and councils due to the significant damage it can cause to buildings and infrastructure. In this… Continue reading Danger of Japanese Knotweed
All Consultancy Contaminated Land Environmental Hazardous Waste WAMITAB Training and Assessment
All Consultancy Contaminated Land Environmental Hazardous Waste WAMITAB Training and Assessment
Belfast City Council serves an overall population of approximately 330,000 people providing a wide range of services including leisure, parks, waste management, tourism, commercial permitting, street cleansing, planning and building control, recycling, etc.
Established in 1847, Belfast Harbour Commissioners manage some 2,000 acres of docks, harbour and real estate encompassing Northern Ireland’s main logistics and distribution hub. It’s also home to major businesses including Microsoft, Harland & Wolff, Bombardier, Capita and CitiGroup.
The Belfast Health and Social Care Trust came into existence on 1st April 2007 and is one of five in place throughout Northern Ireland. It manages the health care of approximately 340,000 people living in the city of Belfast and part of the borough of Castlereagh.
On 18 January 2007, severe gale force winds and huge waves caused serious damage to the ship Napoli’s hull, including a crack in one side and a flooded engine room. The ship was then 50 miles (80 km) off the coast of Cornwall in the English Channel with approximately 41,700 tonnes of cargo on board.
Our Services WAMITAB TRAINING & COMPETENCE ASSESSMENT We provide fully qualified training and competent assessments. Select a course to read more or take a look at our affiliation courses. READ MORE INVASIVE PLANT SPECIES We offer effective expert management processes to combat the ever increasing rise in invasive plant species… READ MORE LANDFILL REMEDIATION Having… Continue reading Service
