Launching on Monday 4th November, the EWPA Yellow Card Accredited Trainer of the Year Award is designed to recognise an outstanding trainer who delivers the EWPA Yellow Card training package effectively.
This award aims to highlight excellence in training delivery, ensuring that students receive high-quality education on operating Elevating Work Platforms. This award aims to not only acknowledge individual excellence but also promote a culture of safety and professionalism within the industry. By recognising trainers who excel in their roles, the EWPA aims to inspire others to enhance their training methodologies and contribute positively to workplace safety standards.
The EWPA Yellow Card Accredited Trainer of the Year Award plays a vital role in fostering high standards in training for elevated work platforms, ultimately benefiting both trainers and trainees in maintaining safe operational practices.
In conjunction with the Yellow Card award, the TSHA Accredited Trainer of the Year Award is designed to recognise an exceptional trainer who deliver the TSHA Gold Card training package effectively to students. This award highlights the importance of quality training in operating telescopic materials handlers, which are crucial in various industries, including construction, agriculture and resources.
This award aims to not only acknowledge individual trainers but also promotes a culture of safety and professionalism within the industry. The TSHA Accredited Trainer of the year award plays a vital role in encouraging trainers to maintain high standards in teaching methodologies, recognise those who contribute significantly to student success and safety in operating heavy machinery and foster a culture of continuous improvement within the training community.
The Awards will be presented at the HIRE25 Global Access meeting at HIRE25 in Melbourne next year. Nominations will be open to entries from November 1st.