Introduction to Sustainable Operations

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An Introduction to Sustainable Operations

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Language English ‎(en)‎

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In today’s rapidly changing world, sustainable operations have become essential for preserving both business resilience and environmental integrity. This course explores the role of asset management in advancing sustainability, from reducing resource consumption and pollution to fostering a circular economy. Prepare to gain insights for meeting sustainability goals and securing your organisation’s license to operate responsibly.

Duration: 2¼ hours

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An Introduction to Sustainable Operations

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Duration: 2¼ hours

Duration (Notional Hours): 2.25

Catalogue category: AML

Course Mode of Delivery: Elearning

Accreditation status: No

How must the course hours be allocated?: Course

Course Cost (R): 1100

Long Term Enrolment: No

CPD Points: 0

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An Introduction to Sustainable Operations

An Introduction to Sustainable Operations

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