To support AI enthusiasts pursuing ideas to solve real-world-problems, TechIreland invited the two AI centres of excellence; CeADAR (Ireland) and AICC (Northern Ireland) to speak to participants about potential Pathways for Fledgling Projects and Ideas. You will also hear from Enterprise Ireland and InterTradeIreland on the 'best-first-steps' to progress.
Occupational Health and Safety Training Course (Safety Officer): 2 Day course on the 14th & 18th of September Who Should Attend: The Safety Officer Training (Occupational Health and Safety Training Course) is specifically designated for safety representatives, business owners, managers, supervisors, and those responsible for implementing and managing an H&S system. Course Duration: The course runs for 2 days from 9.30 AM - 5.00 PM each day. Course Overview: The main objective is to equip the learner with the knowledge, skill, and competence to carry out risk assessments and implement risk control measures in an office or service environment while under the general direction of a safety specialist. All employers are legally required to identify workplace hazards and assess and control associated risks to workers and others in the workplace. Main topics focus: Health and Safety Legislation. The Acts and Regulations The Health and Safety Authority Workplace Safety Environmental Impact Safety Monitoring Risk Assessment Occupational Health Accident Investigation Additional topics covered: Overview of why we want staff trained in Occupational Health and Safety Management and the topics that will be covered Penalties Manual Handling First Aid Electricity Night Work Working at Heights Personal Protection Equipment Pregnancy in the Workplace Safety Signs Display Screen Assessment Certification: A Safety Officer Training (Occupational Health and Safety Training Course) Certificate (4 year) is awarded to participants once they have successfully completed the course. Delivery Method Participants can select their preferred attendance method, either participating online through Zoom or attending in person. Pre-requisites to attend the course: All participants must be fluent in English. If you have opted to attend online via Zoom you will need a PC, Laptop, Smartphone, etc. with audio/video & Internet. Ensure a browser is running correctly (Google Chrome, firefox, etc) or the Zoom
Masterclass Series: Enhancing SME Success in Public Tendering.
🙌 We are back after the summer break with another PyLadies Dublin in-person meetup. 🙏 We are delighted to be hosted by Bentley Systems who is also providing food (so don't forget to fill in your dietary requirements if applicable). 🎤 Our speakers: We are delighted to have Rose Farrell of ninedots and PyLadies Dublin member as one or our speakers who will be sharing her insight in the Irish jobs market and answer questions you might have if you are looking for a job or switching. We also welcome Anna Earley from Spunout who will be talking about your mental wellbeing and how resources from Spunout is not just for young people, it's for everyone. Riona Nazareth (Bentley) talking about one of her favourite Python libraries that maybe useful for you in your projects. 💻 Bring your laptop along for a chance to share your project with others, following up with the speaker on their topic, ask for help, etc... we let you decide! 📚 And thanks to Packt, we have a physical book(s) to raffle after the talk. One of them is: Python Illustrated: Not another boring Python book, learn programming the fun way by Maaike van Putten and Imke van Putten Schedule (*subject to change) 18:30 - 18:40 Event Starts 18:40 - 18: 50 Welcome and Introductions 18:50 - 19:20 Think Like a Cat: How to Stand Out in the Age of AI Applications by Rose Farrell 19:20 - 19:40 lxml for DITA Automation by Riona Nazareth 19:40 - 20:00 Supporting resiliance in the workforce and beyond (Spunout.ie) by Anna Earley 20-00 - 20:30 Code & Network - Your time to shine ✨ 20:30 Event Ends TALKS Talk 1: Think Like a Cat: How to Stand Out in the Age of AI Applications by Rose Farrell Description: (25m) Job hunting is stressful, confusing and, at times, absolutely awful. AI has made it incredibly easy to fire off hundreds of polished applications. The problem is that everyone else can do that too. Employers are drowning in CVs that look good, say all the right things and sound exactly the same. After more than ten years in