Your In-Company Training Solutions
BAE Systems Submarines: With over 80% of the 23-strong internal audit team having gained lead
auditor qualifications with LRQA, training has been a vital part of driving improvement within the
auditing function of BAE Submarines in Barrow.
“Using In-Company training from LRQA means we get a consistently high level of training. Over the past
18 months that I’ve been managing the training plan, I’ve seen increased interest from our people in the
training available,” explains Les Johnson, Project QA Manager.
“A major advantage for us is that we get the same trainers back again who are familiar with our
terminology, our documentation and our processes. I speak with our trainer before he comes on site and
set up a realistic scenario that could well happen. This makes it more meaningful to our people and they
are better able to put the knowledge gained on the course into practice,” he concludes.
Five or more delegates? Book your In-Company option
Using LRQA In-Company training means: Satisfied Clients include:
» you taking control of your training to make
sure your objectives are achieved
» flexible training focusing on real issues
» professional trainers who can adapt training
to meet the needs of individual participants
» using learner centred training methods making
the experience both enjoyable and memorable
» transferring knowledge and skills more easily
into the workplace
» cost effective option for larger groups –
excellent value for money
» convenience – training at a time and place
to suit you
» programmes developing knowledge and skills
over time
» your opportunity to work with a training
partner who delivers expected results
For In-Company case studies visit www.lrqa.co.uk/training
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