UK explosives competence: the way forward Denise Clarke Explosives & Search Competence 14 June 2007.

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UK explosives competence: the way forward Denise Clarke Explosives & Search Competence 14 June 2007

2 Explosive & Search Competence Developing skills in the explosives munitions and search sector Standards Setting Body for Explosives, Munitions and Search Occupations recognized by government as only developer of relevant National Occupational Standards established in 2000 to develop munition clearance standards & qualifications approached by MoD in 2003 to develop suite of standards & accreditation routes in explosives

3 Explosive & Search Competence Developing skills in the explosives munitions and search sector Role of SSB for EMSO sets direction marketing seeks funding provides research contacts

4 Explosive & Search Competence Developing skills in the explosives munitions and search sector Membership of SSB for EMSO Representation from whole EMSO sector ie: military MoD non-uniformed commercial (eg manufacturers) other (eg educational & training establishments)

5 Explosive & Search Competence Developing skills in the explosives munitions and search sector SSB’s products The SSB has developed: c.450 standards 31 qualifications suite of evidence specifications that accompany the standards key skills maps

6 Explosive & Search Competence Developing skills in the explosives munitions and search sector What are National Occupational Standards? The standards: describe UK standards of best practice are written as outcomes contain: –criteria by which someone’s performance would be measured –descriptions of the parameters of competent performance –critical knowledge and understanding

7 Explosive & Search Competence Developing skills in the explosives munitions and search sector Uses of National Occupational Standards The standards can be used for: recruitment appraisal identifying training needs training design career management succession planning etc

8 Explosive & Search Competence Developing skills in the explosives munitions and search sector The company: Explosives and Search Competence Explosives and Search Competence established 4 Directors expert in competence & qualifications-related fields all Directors agreed to donate 12 days work gratis proportion of operating profit put into ring-fenced fund funding generated to be used to complete work on behalf of SSB without reference to government funds

9 Explosive & Search Competence Developing skills in the explosives munitions and search sector Explosives and Search Competence Directors 4 Directors expert in competence-related matters: MD: Nigel Capel Products & Services: Denise Clarke Quality: Teresa Gallimore Marketing: Garrie Owens

10 Explosive & Search Competence Developing skills in the explosives munitions and search sector Collaboration with the Institute of Explosives Engineers MoD study recommended forming an entity to take work forward collaborative venture between the company & Institute different roles for the Company, Institute & entity

11 Explosive & Search Competence Developing skills in the explosives munitions and search sector Roles of parties involved: the company The company will: continue developing standards & awards promote vocational competence model collate & interpret labour market information provide advice on implementation develop competence-related materials support access to funding & expertise provide technical secretariat to SSB conduct market research

12 Explosive & Search Competence Developing skills in the explosives munitions and search sector Roles of parties involved: the Institute The Institute will: contribute to developing standards & awards contribute to collation & interpretation of labour market information encourage & support CPD initiatives manage stakeholders’ funds provided for CPD purposes

13 Explosive & Search Competence Developing skills in the explosives munitions and search sector Roles of parties involved: the entity The entity will: act as a focal point and lobby for the ESA community engage with stakeholders maintain a register of ESA experts facilitate secondments & exchanges of personnel organize conferences & workshops support stakeholders in developing training and/or assessment provision

14 Explosive & Search Competence Developing skills in the explosives munitions and search sector Next steps The SSB: agree an understanding with the entity select services offered by company and the entity individual stakeholders consider commissioning work from company

15 Explosive & Search Competence Developing skills in the explosives munitions and search sector Next steps The company: develop relationships with SSB, SEMTA, Awarding Bodies etc, with Institute develop products & services establish restricted fund ensure SSB has sound relationship with SEMTA and other SSCs

16 Explosive & Search Competence Developing skills in the explosives munitions and search sector Next steps The entity: develop strategy and plans establish databases encourage secondments support employers and training centres in introducing standards & N/SVQs contribute to collation of labour market information

UK explosives competence: the way forward Questions?