LEEA Accreditation
About LEEA – The Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) is established as the leading representative body for all those involved in the lifting industry worldwide. The Association has played a key role in this specialised field for over half a century, from training and standards setting to health and safety, the provision of technical and legal advice, and the development of examination and licensing systems.

ITSSAR Accreditation
About ITSSAR – ITSSAR has a vast knowledge and expertise in a broad range of mechanical handling equipment. They recognise, approve and accredit a full range of courses Worldwide, including Counterbalance, Reach, Powered Pallet Trucks and Manual Handing among many others.

ITSSAR have been improving training standards since 1991, and their dedicated team writes and monitors standards for a broad range of mechanical handling equipment to guarantee the highest quality of training within the workplace.

Suffolk Chamber of Commerce – Membership
About Suffolk Chamber of Commerce – Since its foundation in 1884, Suffolk Chamber of Commerce has been the leading voice of business and commercial civic leadership in the county.

As one of 53 accredited Chambers that form the British Chambers of Commerce network, covering all four corners of the United Kingdom, we have the capacity, resources, connectivity and influence to represent and lobby on behalf of the business community at both the local, regional and national level.

Suffolk Chamber of Commerce – Gender Equality Business Pledge
About Gender Equality Business Pledge – Suffolk Chamber of Commerce believes strongly that a more diverse workplace will deliver better results for Suffolk and for Suffolk businesses.

We at CWTS are recognised as a supporter of gender diversity in the workplace and have pledged to commit to the outlines set by the Gender Equality Business Pledge.

ECITB Accreditation 
About ECITB – The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) is the employer-led skills, standards and qualifications body for the development of the engineering construction workforce of Great Britain. An arms-length body of the UK Government, the ECITB reports to the Department for Education.

The ECITB works with employers and training providers to attract, develop and qualify the engineering construction workforce in a wide range of craft, technical and professional disciplines. We invest about £25 million each year to support skills development within the industry.

The organisation was established to address a market failure within the industry to provide training to its workforce. The ECITB addresses this market failure through its levy and grant system, which is used to drive up skill levels and fund training that would otherwise not take place.