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IVR Training Services Ltd. Makes the Grade!!

We are the first Rescue and Recovery training centre in the UK to make the grade and have a member of staff qualify to CAT-4 trainer standard. It is also the first time the Rescue and Recovery industry in the UK has received such a high recognition from the regulatory bodies.

Congratulations to Steve Kirton on becoming a CAT-4 trainer
passing the rigorous examinations both written and practical on August 2005. In sponsoring the training of Steve Kirton the IVR Training Services Ltd. has demostrated once more their commitment to the quality of their training and their phylosophy of always achieving the highest standard and developing the skils of their trainers.

"It was one of the most difficult courses I have ever taken" said Steve in an interview shortly after completing the examination.
Well done Steve!

IVR Training Bookings

Due to the increasing demand for training places on our courses, IVR

Training has doubled the number of times the most popular courses are run. Also the choice of venues around the country where trainees can attend is constantly being expanded.
With the introduction in the near future of our new Modular approach to training, the "think tank" at IVR Training anticipate the demand will increase yet again.
This clearly demostrates that IVR Training services has the most professional approach to training and that, for the first time, the Rescue and Recovery industry in the UK has a clear choice as to where operators can send their employees to be professionally trained to the highest standard and with a clearly defined career path to follow.
IVR Training will always encourage trainees to obtain the City and Guilds or relevant qualification available for the course candidates are attending. This not only makes sense for the student, it is also beneficial for the employer and the industry in general.

IVR Training Plans for new video

Following the overwhelming success of their last training video, the IVR Institute has revealed plans for a new video project, Life on the Edge 7.
Since the publication of Life on the edge 6, the Rescue and Recovery Industry has made so much progress both at home and abroad that the need for a new training video is necessary.
Operators have expressed much praise for the video Life on the Edge 6 for the "eye opening" way the producers introduced the viewer to the need for awareness. With the enlargement of the European Union and the increased frequency UK operators are called upon to effect recoveries of both passenger and heavy goods vehicles on the continent, operators now feel there is a need for a video to illustrate the latest practices of the industry at home and abroad.
European enlargement means not only a constant review of the regulations from our own Health and Safety Executive but also from the European Union.