Supplier Development Programme New Policy Workshops

Posted on November 25, 2016

The Supplier Development Programme has launched its new online policy workshops, complementing its current programme.

Businesses are now expected to submit their policies as part of the tender process; these workshops aim to provide businesses with all the information required to understand what is expected of them, and how to achieve certification.

Workshops include:

Health and Safety
Quality Management System (ISO9001)
Equality and Diversity
Information Security Management (ISO27001)
Environmental Policy

To book your place, or for further information, please visit the Supplier Development Scotland Events and Training webpage.

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