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Advice

Advice

Get peace-of-mind with trusted advice from CERT Systems.

We offer needs analysis, framework and policy development, review and evaluation services to assist you in ensuring your organisation has provided the right structures and support to keep your staff staff and maximise their effectiveness.

We also offer advice, design and development services for regulatory frameworks and staff career pathways.

Our experienced specialists will work with you to take the guesswork out of identifying areas for improvement and prioritising remedial activity. Every workplace is different, so we begin by listening carefully before recommending the most beneficial approach for your needs.

 

Examples of our advisory services

  • Analysis and recommendations relating to specific health and safety risks for staff
  • Consultancy on and project management for your organisational capability development requirements
  • Needs analysis / audit
  • Competency framework development through to learning and development programmes and performance management systems to support capability development
  • Team building workshop facilitation, customised to support your specific goals
  • Evaluation and coaching for staff performance improvement
  • Independent complaint investigation
  • Regulatory framework development to achieve specific outcomes

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