Friday 27 September was the day, a first for BME Training and SGI Compliance. During a successful and well-attended first course of chrome-6 it became clear last Friday that the attention and interest in chrome-6 is great.
“There is a lot of attention for chromium-6,” said Richard Bos, Hazmat expert at SGI Compliance. “The chromium-6 (or chromium-6) problem in Tilburg and NedTrain in particular lingers, they have been in the media a lot. Exposure to chromium-6 has turned out to be life-threatening and should never have happened. “According to a serious but pragmatic Bos.
Previously, SGI Compliance organized a knowledge event where they presented their chromium-6 whitepaper. “That piece was co-written with Dr. Marcel Brouns and Richard Bos “, explains BME Training Manager Oebele Struijk. “Quality and genuine, deep knowledge are of great value to us as a leading training institute.” “Everyone can benefit from this during our course where we address a range of questions. What is it exactly? And how do we get rid of it in a responsible way? “
“The attention was great with a lot of interaction. A great company where even a con colleague was present, which says something about our knowledge, experience and reputation in the industry. In any case, it shows that we are all behind solving the problem and are not afraid to share information. “Said Oebele Struijk of BME Opleidingen.
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