CMFT NHS Auditor Letter - Harikrishna Vignesh
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The document discusses Green Impact, an environmental accreditation scheme that encourages pro-environmental behaviors in universities and organizations. It empowers sustainability champions to gain recognition for their efforts and compete to increase organization-wide awareness of environmental issues. As part of Green Impact, all participating departments must be audited. Harikrishna Vignesh volunteered to be trained and act as an auditor through an IEMA-approved training course on auditing and evaluating environmental behavior change. Following the training, he conducted two successful audits for the Green Impact Team in a professional manner and provided fast results.
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