14 May 2018
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 | The IOR’s Women in RACHP network is hosting a career development day to celebrate the 2018 Women in Engineering Day. Held at Fujitsu’s HQ in Elstree on 22 June, the Raising the Bar event is open to anyone working in, or with an interest in, the refrigeration, air conditioning and heat pump sector. It is sponsored by Fujitsu, Daikin, Airmaster, Kelvion and Star Refrigeration. |
The morning includes a practical session for technical and non-technical staff and a beginners’ guide to service and maintenance. The aim is for delegates to gain a better understanding of servicing and maintaining equipment, and the role of a service engineer. The session will be delivered by training experts from Fujitsu.
In the afternoon Lisa Walker, a Master Practitioner of NLP & Master Coach, will lead a workshop aimed at gaining focus and staying motivated. The session will look at a number of effective everyday techniques to ensure you stay focused and motivated, whilst acting with more confidence both at work and at home. It is designed for anyone looking to develop their understanding of their own behaviours, how changing what we think affects our actions and ultimately the confidence we feel.
Registration opens at 8.45 and the event is scheduled to finish at 4.15pm. The day costs £75 and places are limited. Delegates will receive a CPD certificate on completing the course.
For more information or to book your place, visit the IOR website.
Find out more about Women in Engineering Day.
In the afternoon Lisa Walker, a Master Practitioner of NLP & Master Coach, will lead a workshop aimed at gaining focus and staying motivated. The session will look at a number of effective everyday techniques to ensure you stay focused and motivated, whilst acting with more confidence both at work and at home. It is designed for anyone looking to develop their understanding of their own behaviours, how changing what we think affects our actions and ultimately the confidence we feel.
Registration opens at 8.45 and the event is scheduled to finish at 4.15pm. The day costs £75 and places are limited. Delegates will receive a CPD certificate on completing the course.
For more information or to book your place, visit the IOR website.
Find out more about Women in Engineering Day.
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