How To Become A Qualified Domestic Energy Assessor
December 3, 2007
A UK energy inspector must take a series of lectures, workshops and hands-on training to pass the testing and earn the diploma as domestic energy assessor. For those who have not had any practical training as an energy inspector, one of the course packages offered by the NHER sets aside the classroom lecture method and involves one day of workshops broken up into small groups and one day of home energy assessment visits. No more than 15 can participate in these energy courses, as the workshops must... Read more »
Taxi License - How to Get a TLC License NYC
December 3, 2007
Want a taxi license, specifically a TLC license NYC? The taxi license that is referred to as a TLC license NYC means the license issued by the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission for driving either a medallion yellow cab or black car in the five boros that make up New York City. Obtaining a license to drive a taxicab in New York City is also referred to as the hack license. While taxi confessions are the basis for a popular television series, in reality, NYC taxi drivers experience these... Read more »
The UK Energy Experts And Energy Training
December 3, 2007
In the UK a domestic energy assessor plays a very prominent role. Due to new national legislation, effective June 1st 2007 each home for sale in England and Wales will be required to get a federal Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) as part of its Home Information Pack (HIP.) In another two years all rental property will be required to have an EPC as well. 1. 5 million homes are put up for sale in the UK each year, not even taking into account the rental properties. What this says is that a trained... Read more »
Refined Field Interrogation Techniques For Security Careers
December 3, 2007
If you are already familiar with the Reid technique and some of the standard methods of obtaining information from an uncooperative subject, here are some extra tips. Be warned up front: coercion in any form is still illegal and immoral. With the correct use of psychological tactics, however, regular ordinary field interrogation is all you need anyway. These are all techniques that are useful in acquiring information from uncooperative subjects in the field during your day-to-day work. * The Futility... Read more »
Law Enforcement Career - Introduction to Gangs
December 3, 2007
Street gangs are defined as a group of individuals, usually youth, banded together under a common identity for the purpose of carrying out persistent illegal activity. This activity may revolve around dealing narcotics, robbery, pimping, burglary, racketeering, extortion, vandalism, and the hostile defense of their turf from other gangs. The sorting and cataloging of gang members and the study of street gang culture is a whole branch of criminology all in itself. The knowledge of street gang activity... Read more »
Hotel Security Career - Tales From the Field
December 3, 2007
For those of you thinking of taking up a career in security work, here’s a little slice of life from my own experience: I worked security jobs as my first career out of high school. This enabled me to work my way through higher education and keep an income stream coming. Security work is normally the best choice for that kind of situation; you certainly don’t want menial labor, it pays better than most entry-level unskilled jobs, and if you get the right post you can bring your homework... Read more »
How to Become a Cosmetic Laser Technician
December 3, 2007
How would you like to have a career that required the use of laser beams, ultrasonic emission devices, and the manipulation of photon streams? It sounds a bit like a science fiction movie. Perhaps you might prefer a job that would allow you to help others by using machines to turn back the hands of time to return their physical appearance to the way it was ten years ago. Would you be surprised to find out that all of these concepts are elements of the same occupation? There are no time machines... Read more »
Filling Your Skills Gap
December 3, 2007
Companies across the UK are struggling to fill positions because there simply aren’t enough properly skilled candidates available. A skills gap exists in almost every industry, be it IT, engineering, accounting or specialized secretarial roles. This gap may be specifically related to knowledge of that particular industry, but more often than not, the skills that are lacking are the most basic. Skills Shortage Today’s employers are looking for far more than being able to read, write, follow... Read more »
How Microsoft Office Can Help You Get Back To Work
December 3, 2007
Returning to work after a long absence can be very daunting. If you left work to spend some time at home, perhaps to bring up young children, the chances are you’re worried about getting back to work. Skills Required The first step is to find out which skills are currently in demand in your chosen industry, perhaps by contacting your local job centre or by getting in touch with friends who work in that field. One thing that’s certain is that almost all will agree that they can’t... Read more »
The Career Of A Domestic Energy Assessor
December 3, 2007
Every energy assessor in the UK must become familiar with the Domestic Energy Efficiency Advice Code of Practice - as must anyone who owns residential property. No matter whether you live on the property or purchase it as rental property, an energy assessor will be calling on you to determine if your property is up to code should you put it up for sale. The Domestic Energy Efficiency Advice Code of Practice provides a standard for energy efficiency standards by which an energy assessor can judge... Read more »



