Education & Training Matters
Aimed at Plumbing lecturers, published by the Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering.
Aimed at Plumbing lecturers, published by the Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering.
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AWARDS<br />
CELEBRATING ACHIEVEMENT<br />
The Livery Companies Skills Council’s<br />
annual awards ceremony, took place at<br />
Saddlers’ Hall, London on 2 February.<br />
Special day<br />
This prestigious event is growing in<br />
popularity every year, with more livery<br />
companies coming onboard. This year<br />
saw representatives from the Worshipful<br />
Companies of Merchant Taylors, Wax<br />
Chandlers, Carpenters, Masons, Plumbers,<br />
Plaisterers, Upholders, Paviors, Coachmakers<br />
and Lightmongers.<br />
Around 110 people watched Alderman<br />
Alan Yarrow, The Rt Hon the Lord Mayor<br />
of London, present candidates with their<br />
Certificates. He said: “This scheme,<br />
started by the Plumbers, is growing,<br />
reaching ever greater heights. Apprenticeships<br />
are the bedrock and it is built on by<br />
those who progress their careers through<br />
the Journeyman stage until they reach<br />
their goal as Master of their trade. I<br />
congratulate everyone here today receiving<br />
Certificates.”<br />
Two members of the Chartered Institute<br />
of Plumbing and Heating Engineering<br />
(CIPHE) received Master Plumber<br />
Certificates. Bryan Clark (CIPHE Technical<br />
and <strong>Education</strong> Manager - pictured below)<br />
and Tracey Richardson (pictured on the<br />
next page), who works for EAS Mechanical<br />
Limited, a private training company.<br />
6 Summer 2015 ETM
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