Best Foot Forward for Carer Support South Lakes
MTCS managing director Richard Warburton and friends have undertaken a 30-mile walk through the heart of the English Lake District to raise both funds and awareness for a very worthy cause.
Grade Assessments (GA) – Planning your Assessment
Planning your assessments is a vital stage of your Grade Assessment (GA). As the Candidate, starting and staying on track is ultimately your responsibility.
ICA Evidence Requirements – Offshore Medical & Survival Certificates
The final stage of your Individual Competence Assessment (ICA) evidence requirements, includes the mandatory Offshore Survival and Medical Certificates.
ICA Evidence Requirements – Record of Work
The MTCS Individual Competence Assessment (ICA) requires you to provide a ‘Record of Work’ as evidence to support the information you have provided.
Balancing competence with traditional practices
Can traditional ways of working still have a place in maritime, offshore, subsea and rewnewables sectors, and where does this sit with competence?
Notice of Price Increases
Due to ever-increasing operational costs, MTCS (UK) Limited have had to make the difficult decision to increase the prices of our online training courses and competence certification.
MTCS and Port Training Services Announce Training Partnership
A PARTNERSHIP has been agreed between Port Training Services, the dedicated training division of the Port of Blyth, and the internationally renowned specialists in competence management and training for personnel involved in safety-critical activities in the energy sector, MTCS (UK) Ltd.
Opportunities for Associate Verifiers
As our business grows, a number of recruitment opportunities have arisen for suitably experienced personnel to join the MTCS team.
Experienced Personnel – how to verify their competence the ICA route
Training and competence specialists MTCS discuss how companies can ensure their experienced personnel demonstrate competence in the offshore energy sector
Does Training Ensure a ‘Competent’ Workforce?
MTCS discuss how training courses in the offshore energy industry do not make an individual competent. Whilst training forms part of the process, workplace assessment by trained and qualified Skills Assessors is essential.