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Health and Safety
Health and Safety awareness is a legal duty of every employer and employee. The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 (HASWA) stipulates that it is the duty of every employer to ensure the health, safety and welfare at work of all their employees so far as is reasonably practical.
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CIEH Level 2 Award in the Principles of COSHH
The CIEH Level 2 Award in the Principles of COSHH qualification replaces the CIEH Principles of COSHH Certificate. This qualification is designed for those who use substances hazardous to health at work. It introduces delegates to substances, the risks and controls available, and outlines what to expect from a control of substances hazardous to health (COSHH) assessment. The qualification will prepare employees to contribute to the safer use of hazardous substances in their workplaces. This course follows the syllabus of the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health and concludes with a short test.
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The programme covers the following main topics:
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Definition and types of substances hazardous to health in the workplace
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Health effects of hazardous substances and their causes
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COSHH assessments and control options
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Responsibilities imposed by the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002
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Dates:
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20th October 2008
16th March 2009
18th May 2009
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£75.00 plus VAT
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CIEH Principles of Manual Handling
Practical introduction for all staff required to lift or move objects at work, and for managers and supervisors responsible for staff carrying out manual handling.
This course follows the syllabus of the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH) and concludes with a short test.
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Programme content:
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How lifting injuries occur and how to avoid them. How to carry out a suitable and sufficient manual handling risk assessment. Relevant Health and Safety legislation. Knowledge on how to care for your back.
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20th October 2008
16th March 2009
18th May 2009
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£75.00 plus VAT
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CIEH Level 2 Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace
(Formerly Foundation Health & Safety Certificate)
The CIEH Level 2 Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace replaces the Foundation Certificate in Health and Safety. The programme is validated by the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH) and is a nationally recognised certificate that can be delivered in a day.
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Aims of the programme:
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The aim of the course is to provide a working knowledge and up-to-date information on Health & Safety regulations, as well as the practical application of the basic principals of Health and Safety. Course delivery includes presentation, video and practical exercises, including a risk assessment exercise.
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The qualification covers the following topics:
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Legislation
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Health
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Safety
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Welfare
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The workplace and workplace equipment
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Risk Assessment
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Manual Handling
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Hazardous substances
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Ergonomics and workstation design
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Transportation and vehicles
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Noise and vibration
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Assessment:
At the end of the programme a multi-choice examination (30 minutes maximum) can be taken by delegates, for which the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health will issue a certificate to successful candidates who achieve the required level of assessment.
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Dates:
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11th November 2008
21st January 2009
18th March 2009
11th May 2009
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£125.00 plus VAT
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Display Screen Equipment
This half day course is suitable for anyone working with Display Screen Equipment or supervising others.
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Programme content:
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Working with DSE's. Setting up workstations. Problems affecting DSE users and Risk Assessment.
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Dates:
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17th November 2008
26th March 2009
8th June 2009
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9.00 am - 12.00 pm (am)
1.00 pm - 4.00 pm (pm)
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£65.00 plus VAT
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CIEH Stress Awareness
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Aims of the programme:
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This certified programme, validated by the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH), aims to raise awareness of likely causes of work-related stress, the range of symptoms it can cause and the options available for its control. This programme is aimed at managers and supervisors.
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Explain what is meant by the term stress and in particular work-related stress
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Rationalise the importance of controlling stress in the workplace
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Recognise the typical stress related factors in the workplacee
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Identifying stress in yourself and your team
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Development of basic controls for work-related stress
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Monitoring stress levels in yourself and your team
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Dates:
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6th November 2008
25th February 2009
6th May 2009
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£75.00 plus VAT
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Risk Assessment – Certificate of Competence
Every workplace should appoint a 'competent person' to carry out Risk Assessment at work, to ensure the safety of employees and others who may be affected by the work activities of the establishment.
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Setting the scene - the need for risk assessment. The Law surrounding risk assessment. The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations. Various ways of carrying out assessment. Risk Assessment exercises.
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Dates:
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17th November 2008
26th March 2009
8th June 2009
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£65.00 plus VAT
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CIEH Risk Assessment: Principles & Practice Certificate
The Risk Assessment: Principles and Practice programme is designed for anyone with a responsibility to conduct risk assessments.
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The overall aim of the programme is to equip delegates with the knowledge and practical skills to improve their competence to carry out Risk Assessment as required by the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999.
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It is anticipated that by the end of the course the delegates will be able to:
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State the purpose and benefits of risk assessment
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State the basic principles of risk assessment and stages involved in carrying out risk assessments in practice
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State the key legislative requirements of risk assessment
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Carry out, record, monitor and review risk assessments within their own working environment
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The following key areas are covered during the course:
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Setting the scene - the need for risk assessment
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The Law surrounding risk assessment
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The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations
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Statutory Assessments
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Principles of Risk Assessment
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Control Measures
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Records, Monitoring & Review
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Hazard Identification
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Complete Assessment
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Risk Evaluationn
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Risk Assessment ‘Scenarios’
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Summary Advice and Information
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Personal Assignment
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Assessment:
Assessment will involve judging the delegates’ ability via the preparation of an assignment including a practical risk assessment and self evaluation. Successful delegates will receive a Chartered Institute of Environmental Health Certificate.
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Dates:
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24th November 2008
22nd April 2009
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£125.00 plus VAT
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Aims of the programme:
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The aim of the NEBOSH National General Certificate programme is to provide delegates with a general understanding of Occupational Health and Safety and its implications for their organisation.
This programme is suitable for Managers, Supervisors, Employee Representatives and others wishing to gain underpinning knowledge in occupational safety & health. The programme is suitable for non-specialists in occupational health and safety.
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Programme objectives:
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Identify hazards and unsafe practices
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Advise on, or to take appropriate remedial action in order to reduce the risks in the working environment
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Use proactive strategies to prevent accidents and control risk
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Identify the main requirements of health and safety legislation
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Select appropriate safety monitoring techniques
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Programme content:
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The programme is divided into two areas: the management of safety and health and controlling workplace hazards, covering the following topics:
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Hazards and safe systems of work
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Fire prevention measures and actions
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Controlling health hazards
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Methods of controlling risks
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Effective communication
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Investigation of accidents and incidents
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Maintenance of accident records
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Compliance with general legislation
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Delegates will be expected to complete course assignments and conduct private study whilst
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Assessment:
Assessment is by an end examination comprising two written papers (Paper A1 - Identifying and Controlling Hazards and Paper A2 - Management of Health and Safety) and a practical assessment (Part B).
Certification:
NEBOSH will award certification upon successful completion of the written papers and practical assessment.
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Commencing 6th November 2008 for 15 weeks
Commencing 16th April 2009 for 15 weeks
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£795.00 plus VAT
per delegate which includes tuition, course materials, programme text - NEBOSH Study Guide, NEBOSH registration and examination fees
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No Chamber Member discount
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Electrical and Construction
17th Edition Wiring Regulations – City & Guilds 2382-10
This course is designed to update candidates employed in the electrical industry with knowledge of the current edition of the IEE Wiring Regulations.
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Aims of the programme:
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To provide electricians and those involved in electrical contract work with a recognised City and Guilds qualification and an understanding of the main requirements of the BS7161: 2008 17th Edition IEE Wiring Regulations, and current legislation.
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Programme content:
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The course is based upon the BS7161: 2008 17th Edition Certification scheme and covers all aspects of the IEE Wiring Regulations.
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Introduction to the 17th Edition of the Regulations
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Definitions
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Assessment of General Characteristics
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Fundamental Requirements for Safety
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Selection and Erection of Equipment
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Inspection and Testing
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Special Locations
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Use of Appendices
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Assessment:
Assessment will be via online examination which will be held at York College.
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16th September 2008 for 12 weeks
6th January 2009 for 12 weeks
21st April 2009 for 12 weeks
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£465.00 plus VAT per delegate which includes tuition, course notes, 17th Edition Regulations and on-site guide, registration, examination and certification.
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No Chamber Member discount
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City & Guilds 2391-10 (New Standard) – Inspection and Testing
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The aim of the course is to provide delegates with a qualification recognised by the NICEIC and JIB in the area of testing and inspection of electrical installations. This is a skills and theory based programme, which covers practical aspects and underpinning knowledge in all aspects of Inspection, Testing and Certification of Electrical Installations, and is based upon the requirements laid down by City & Guilds in their 2391 syllabus.
Entry requirements
This programme requires delegates to have full knowledge of the Wiring Regulations, therefore all delegates need to hold a 16th or 17th Edition wiring regulations qualification to be accepted onto the programme (exam questions will be based on the new 17th Edition regulations). Ideally, candidates should have a basic understanding of testing, ideally working towards or having obtained the NVQ Level 3 Electro-technical Certificate. Proof of certification will be required by the tutor at the first session.
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Preparation for Inspection & Testing
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General Inspection of Installations
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Testing of Installations
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Certification
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BS 7671 updates relevant to Inspection & Testing
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Practical Testing
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Theory of Assessments
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Assessment:
Assessment will be via practical and written tests. The practical test will be conducted on a one-to-one basis by the tutor for a duration of 3 hours per delegate. The written test is set by the City & Guilds and comprises two written papers, one with 20 short questions and one with 6 structured questions.
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3rd November 2008 for 12 weeks
9th February 2009 for 12 weeks
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£595.00 plus VAT including: induction, registration, tuition, course texts, examinations and certification.
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No Chamber Member discount
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Abrasive Wheels
This course is suitable for delegates who are required in the course of their duties to execute work on the following machines:
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Portable and Hand-Held Grinding Machines
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Pedestal / Bench Grinder
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Programme content:
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The functions, capacity and limitation of the above machines
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The functions of the moving parts, controls and ancillary facilities
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The setting up and operating procedures
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The requirement of PUWER 1998
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Dates:
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Please contact us for a suitable training date.
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Price:
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£425.00 plus VAT per group
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Wood Safety
A one-day practical course that provides delegates with the competence to use woodworking machinery in a safe and effective way.
Programme content:
Circular Rip Saw, Surface Planing Machine, Thickness Planing Machine, Narrow Band Saw.
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Please contact us for a suitable training date.
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Price:
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£130.00 plus VAT per delegate
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