One of the new features of the new website is the addition of Members' and Community Trainers' forums. Each group has its own separate area - Members can access their forum by clicking on the Members tab and then "Forums" and the Community Trainers by clicking on the Community Training tab and then "Trainers resources" and then "Trainers forum"
These forums are intended to aid discussion on matters of interest to each group and to get opinions on environmental health and training issues.
20 January 2010 was the 135th anniversary of the establishment of the Sanitary Inspectors’ Association of Scotland - the Association is the original forebear of today’s Institute! The Association then became The Sanitary Association of Scotland in 1878, The Incorporated Sanitary Association of Scotland in 1902 and finally The Royal Sanitary Association of Scotland (RSAS) in 1924. The RSAS joined with The Scottish Institute of Environmental Health to form REHIS in 1983.
The deadline for 2009 submissions is 31 January 2010. Please note: Regulations require the submission of corroborating evidence of participation in all CPD activities
Members can now access their existing web records from 2006 and update their CPD entries.
In order to fully access the site, members and training centres need to login with a new user name and password. User names and passwords used on the previous website are no longer valid. E-mails were sent out with these details to those members whose e-mails were supplied to us.
Please email contact@rehis.com with your name, centre name (if relevant) and email address, in order to receive your new details, or if you have forgotten them.
Tom Bell
Chief Executive
Rod House, a Fellow of the Institute and a Chartered EHO, has been installed as the REHIS President for the coming year. Colin Wallace, who stood down as President, handed over of the Chain of Office at the Institute's Annual General Meeting on 19th November in Edinburgh. The first meeting of the new Council takes place on Saturday 5 December.
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