ALCAS member company Lifecycles has always cared about the latest developments in the world of LCA and make it their mission to spread their knowledge and experience. In keeping with this goal, they have created new and expanded training programs for LCA professionals.
Introducing: LCA Refresher Course
The world of LCA is moving fast these days and it is hard to keep up with the latest happenings relating to European standards, new impact methods and consequential LCA modelling.
Lifecycles new and compact online “LCA Refresher course” is targeted at current and lapsed LCA professionals wanting to keep abreast of the latest developments in the LCA practice and methodology.
The course will be delivered online, in four 90-minute sessions over two weeks – we will be using a mix of interactive tools and exercises and we will have some surprise guest appearances for specific topics.
This course will account for 6 CPD points for Certified LCA professionals.
For the complete outline of the course please click here.
The next training course will start on 21st September 2020. Register here.
A regular returns: LCA Ninja Training
In Lifecycles online introductory course “LCA Ninja Training” participants will get an intensive training on the art and science of LCA, including access to SimaPro - a detailed LCA modelling tool, and PIQET - a life cycle management tool for product and packaging assessment.
This dynamic, web-interactive course has been designed for people both new to LCA and people wanting to further their knowledge in LCA models. It covers the fundamentals of LCA and standardised procedures and provides an overview of how LCA is undertaken in a practical sense. Case studies and practical tests will put your recently learned knowledge to the test and will help you gain a more hands-on experience.
For the complete outline of the course please click here.
The next training course will start on 24th August 2020. Get in quick to secure your spot! Register here.
About Your Sensei:
Based in Melbourne, Tim Grant has worked in LCA for over 20 years and has undertaken countless LCA studies and has been instrumental in the development of the Australian National Life Cycle Inventory Database. He is the founding member and current director of the Australian Life Cycle Assessment Society and is a pillar of the international Life Cycle community.
He will make sure to take you on a great exploration of LCA and even help you with your own projects.
Join Lifecycles’ next LCA trainings in August and September!