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As one of only 11 organisations approved to operate a lead energy assessor register for the energy savings opportunity scheme (ESOS), IEMA is committed to holding regular training days.
The next workshop will be held in Lincoln on 9 June. Full members of IEMA who hold environmental auditor status as well as principal environmental auditors who work in this area are eligible to attend the workshop with a view to joining the register.
Full eligibility details and an application pack are available at bit.ly/1RsfO8W.
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