FSC™ Chain-of-Custody Basic Systems Transition eLearning Course

Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification Schemes (PEFC) has announced PEFC Chain of Custody (CoC) standard will be updated to PEFC ST 2002:2020, Chain of Custody of Forest and Tree Based Products – Requirements. The PEFCTM Chain of Custody is based on the following standards:Chain of Custody of Forest and Tree Based Products - Requirements: PEFC ST 2002:2020 (PEFC International Standard)PEFC Trademarks Rules - Requirements: PEFC-ST-2001:2020 (PEFC International Standard)This revision has aligned with the requirements of EU Timber Regulation (EUTR). Our course could provide the information about PEFC certification standard requirements, interpretation, etc. Then you could develop your own PEFC CoC system accordingly.COURSE OUTLINESession 1 - PEFC CoC Normative Framework: IntroductionSession 2 - PEFC CoC Standard: Management system requirementsSession 3 - PEFC CoC Standard: Identification of inputs and declaration of outputsSession 4 - PEFC CoC Standard: CoC MethodsSession 5 - PEFC CoC Standard: Due Diligence System (DDS) requirementsSession 6 - PEFC Logo Standard: PEFC Logo Usage RulesPROFESSIONAL TRAINERSGS approved tutor with extensive PEFC-CoC auditing and training experience and theoretical knowledge.CERTIFICATION (Attendance: 100%)Delegates who successfully completed the course will be issued a certificate by SGS Hong Kong Limited.GENERAL INFORMATIONVenue: T.S.T. / Wan Chai / Sheung Wan Training Centre / HKSTP / TBCMedium: Cantonese supplemented with English materials*Early Bird Price will be offered to participant whose enrolment is made one month prior to the course or online booking

Businesses are increasingly reliant on complex and interconnected supply chains. While these supply chains can bring many benefits, they also create new risks and challenges, particularly when it comes to ensuring responsible and sustainable business practices.Social audit schemes offer a powerful tool for addressing these challenges, helping businesses identify and mitigate risks in their supply chains, and building trust and credibility with stakeholders. With dramatic changes in supply chain management, the latest trend indicates that more and more international buyers and retailers recognize reputable audit schemes in the social responsibility field.In this webinar, you will receive an introduction on how social audit schemes can help you build a more responsible and sustainable supply chain, along with resources to get you started.Target audience: General Managers, Compliance Managers, Supply Chain Managers, Factory Managers, and Social Responsibility Management Personnel.Speaker:Mr. Ricky IpAssistant Project Manager of Knowledge SolutionsRicky is a highly experienced professional in supply chain management with over 15 years of experience. He supports major multinational organizations in the development of ESG programs and has a deep understanding of market and client requirements.

The purpose of this course is to provide learners who work in the cold chain supply, distribution or retail sector with the advancement of skills and knowledge required to implement, maintain and continually improve a Cold Chain Management System (CCMS), based on the requirements of ISO 45001:2018COURSE CONTENT                                                                                               An overview of cold chain management systems and how they relate to the cold chain sector.Context of the organisation & stakeholders.Leadership and commitmentPlanningSupportOperationContinual improvementCold chain breaches protocol