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Staff to strengthen support
February 1st 2009

In order to strengthen the support offered to its membership and training centres, BICSc has recruited two further members of staff.

Mark Mahoney joins as verification and support manager.The new fieldbased role will focus on ensuring that the assessments offered by the approved training centres continue to meet the standards expected.The role will also offer support to existing centres and in setting up new centres.

Suzanne Moen has been recruited as a technical and research coordinator working within qualifications and standards.Her role will be as a technical writer and researcher, updating existing documents, producing new guidelines and looking at any innovations within the industry which may benefit members.

Moen will also coordinate the new Members Helpdesk.

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