Employee Award – Legionella Training Services

Congratulations to Kevan Green who recieved an employee award today.
Kev was nominated by our Technical Director Carl Ollerton M.W.M Soc for the amazing feedback we have been receiving following the training sessions he has been delivering.

Kev is an experienced legionella consultant and he has been delivering #training for a couple of years via GMS Training Academy.

Well done Kev!

For further information about our #legionella#training courses, please visit our training website www.gms-training.co.uk or call 01257 424459

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