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HomeNews & Events2015 October l RSPO P&C Lead Auditors Course (International)

2015 October l RSPO P&C Lead Auditors Course (International)

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We will be organizing the 11th RSPO-endorsed Lead Auditors Course in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 19-23th October 2015.

Developed by ProForest and Wild Asia, the course is designed for auditors and members of the palm oil supply chain. Training will consist of classroom lectures, group work and practical audit exercise. This course will combine the experience and expertise of Wild Asia trainers in supporting palm oil producers to meet the expectations of RSPO.

This 5-day training course is designed for auditors wishing to carry out auditing for the Roundtable for Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) producer standard, for company staff in charge of meeting RSPO requirements, and any interested stakeholders (e.g. NGOs, government officials) wanting to learn about RSPO standards and systems. The course includes lectures, workshops, a practical audit exercise and a written examination.

Endorsed by the RSPO, the course provides lead auditors and other participants with an in-depth knowledge of the RSPO Principles and Criteria and their implementation. It focuses on application of the RSPO Certification Systems and audit practice requirements to ensure consistent and appropriate audit decision making.

Course Overview

The course will run for 5 days and consists of:

  • 3 days classroom tutorials, exercises and workshops
  • 1 day practical audit exercise in an oil palm estate, and
  • 1 day for exam and audit exercise reporting.

The course will be conducted in English. All participants are expected to have some basic knowledge of the RSPO Principles & Criteria (P&C). A questionnaire will be provided and must be completed before the course.

Course Outline

First endorsed by RSPO in March 2008, the course provides insights into implementation complexities via real case studies. Key topics covered include an overview of the RSPO P&C and supply chains, as well as the core environmental and community requirements of the standard, including:

  • Overview of the environmental issues in plantations
  • HCV and biodiversity in existing plantations and new developments
  • Overview of the social issues within RSPO P&C, Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) and labour standards
  • Supply chain systems and chain of custody requirements for mills.

Course Information

Date: 19-23th October 2015
Venue: Hotel Melia , Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Cost: Early Bird Rate: MYR 4,400 (registered and paid before 31st August 2015)
Normal Rate: MYR 4,700 (closing date is 2nd October 2015)

Click Here for the Registration Form

Limited seats available! For more detail, please email ssp@wildasia.org

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Categories: News & Events, Training & Workshops

Posted on 07.08.15 by Gonthong

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  1. henry marpaung says

    September 9, 2015 at 9:37 AM

    Pls send me a brochure

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