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April 2016

T

he exhibition is not only the

largest platform for industry’s

leading products and services

and a host of visitor attractions, but

visitors are afforded an opportunity

to learn about the latest trends in

best practice and up to date legisla-

tion in two free-to-attend seminar

programmes.

The event will be held at Gallagher

Convention Centre in Midrand from

24 to 26 May 2016.

“A-OSH EXPO affords industry

professionals the unique opportu-

nity to interact not only with best

of breed exhibitors, but also with

knowledgeable industry speakers

who have tailored their seminar pre-

sentations to address pertinent and

pressing needs within the market,”

says Joshua Low, A-OSH EXPO Event

Director at Specialised Exhibitions.

A-OSHEXPO2016 enjoys the endorse-

ment of a number of leading industry

associations, including the Institute

for Working at Height (IWH), IOSM,

Nebosh, FPASA, NOSHEBO, PASMA,

the Safety First Association, SAIOH,

Sapema and Saiosh.

A-OSH EXPO will again be co-

locatedwith Securex, Africa’s leading

source for security and fire products

and services. The exhibition covers

Occupational Health & Safety expo

A-OSHEXPOhas earned itsplaceasAfrica’s leadingoccupational health

and safety exhibition through a carefully orchestrated combination of

products, services and educational sessions.

all aspects of security and fire risk

analysis and alleviation and for the

first time, will include a conference

that addresses cyber security.

T

his offers students and tutors

a more streamlined and effec-

tive learning experience says

Mandy Linossi, SAPMA’s Training

Administrator. “These technologi-

cal advancements have led to the

association being appointed as an

‘Assessment Quality Partner’ (AQP)

by the Quality Council of Trades and

Occupations (QCTO).

This requires the as-

sociation to develop a

national databank of

standardised assess-

ment instruments,

incorporating a

special student

management sys-

tem.

Funding by

the Chemical

Industries Edu-

cation Train-

ing Authority

(CHIETA) enabled the association to

purchase Questionmark, a software

development program managed by

Bytes People Solutions, to achieve

its training objectives.”

Linossi says that Questionmark

provides technologies and services

that enable organisations tomeasure

knowledge and skills and achieve

successful learn-

ing outcomes. The

program includes

comprehensive as-

sessment author-

ing, scheduling, de-

livery and reporting

capabilities such as

surveys, quizzes,

tests and exams.

“With the intro-

duction of Ques-

tionmark, SAPITI has started on the

first phase of training our tutors to

master authoring written assess-

ments in electronic format. The

traditional ‘Computer Marked Assess-

ments’ (CMAs - or multiple choice

questions) can now be submitted

from a student’s laptop or PC and

students will receive their results

immediately,” she says.

For further info contact SAPMA on

011 615 1195 /

www.sapma.org.za

Coatings training online

Tuition by the SA Paint Manufacturing Association’s (SAPMA)

training arm, the SA Paint Industry Training Institute (SAPITI),

now includes the latest IT developments.

Industry Buzz

Mandy Linossi