Joe Holt is a Waste Team Lead at GE Healthcare, where he has worked for 25 years in the nuclear sector. His role includes managing high‑risk operations, alongside responsibilities as Site Deputy Fire Manager, RPE Programme Manager, and contributing globally to the Healthcare Event Analysis Review Team. Joe recently completed the IOSH Level 6 Diploma at City of Wolverhampton College to further develop his expertise. Joe said: 

“I chose City of Wolverhampton College based on strong recommendations about the tutor, Ken Davies, and the support definitely lived up to expectations. The course was well structured, and I always felt clear on what was required, with support available whenever needed. 

“Completing the course has really strengthened my skillset, particularly in reflecting, researching and evidencing my work. It’s taken my professional capability to the next level. 

“I’ve since become a professional IOSH member and am now working towards chartered status. 

“My advice would be to keep developing your skills. Qualifications like this are a great way to build knowledge and reinforce best practice. Strong health and safety awareness is essential for any people leader, as protecting our workforce should always be a top priority.” 

The college have worked in partnership with GE Healthcare in Amersham, Buckinghamshire for over 15 years, delivering high-quality health and safety training to support their operational needs. As a globally recognised blue‑chip organisation, GE Healthcare operates in highly regulated environments, including work involving nuclear materials and waste management. The colleges long-standing relationship reflects our ability to provide consistent, industry-relevant training that meets the rigorous standards required within such a critical sector. 

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