The Institute of Quarrying is seeking new volunteers to serve on the Board of Trustees. The successful candidates will join the Institute at an exciting time as it continues to implement the Strategy it launched in 2018.
Are you aware that IQ have launched a new app for members – IQ Connect?
EPC-UK’s innovative ‘Lifelong Learning Live’ programme has proved to be an invaluable addition to the company’s training portfolio. Launched in May, the initiative, which is specifically designed to ensure the continuity of learning during these challenging months, has attracted numerous individuals from across the sector, providing them with an opportunity to gain industry-recognised qualifications from a distance.
A new mobile app in development by the Institute of Quarrying (IQ) has been released early, to enable members to connect digitally with valuable online educational resources during self-isolation and social distancing.
In order to strengthen its industry renowned educational programme and ensure continuity of learning during these challenging months, EPC-UK – the country’s leading blast services specialist - is introducing ‘Lifelong Learning Live’ online webinar courses to its training portfolio.
The Coronavirus continues to affect us in ways we couldn’t have imagined. For anyone who may have been affected either directly or indirectly, the Institute of Quarrying (IQ) reminds members of a fund set up to support them and their dependents in times of difficulty.
Through this difficult time, our primary concern is to ensure the health, safety and wellbeing of you as members and for those around you.
The Institute of Quarrying outlines its Coronavirus contingency plans and it's support for members.
Over 100 applications, six hours of judging and four regional ceremonies later, the national finalists of the Institute of Quarrying (IQ) Excellence Awards have been revealed.
With each regional winner automatically put forward to compete for the overall title in each category, it’s now all eyes on Hillhead, the biggest quarrying exhibition of its kind in the world. The finalists will find out their fate at the awards dinner on 24 June at Devonshire Dome in the heart of Buxton.
The Institute of Quarrying’s (IQ) study guide ‘Crushing and Screening’ has been comprehensively updated with new content and imagery, as well as expert advice from leading industry professionals.