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The Guyana National Bureau of Standards (GNBS) concluded a three-day training session for approximately 25 representatives of more than a dozen funeral homes across Guyana.Chearissa Wilson,Carlos Carmona Chile Jersey, Technical Officer of the GNBS conducts training for funeral home reps.The training was on the GYS 231 Standard Requirements for good management practices for small and medium enterprises.The exercise was held at the Grand Costal Hotel,Luis Suarez Barcelona Jersey, East Coast Demerara and was sponsored by the Ministry of Public Health.According to the bureau, the standard which is similar to that of CARICOM’s, specifies requirements for a management system where micro,Charles Aranguiz Jersey, small and medium sized enterprises including funeral homes need to demonstrate their ability to consistently meet applicable requirements for quality,Gary Medel Jersey, environmental and occupational safety and health.The standard also aims to enhance the performance of businesses through the process of continual improvement, assurance of conformity to applicable quality,Jose Rojas Jersey, environmental and occupational safety and health requirements,Jean Beausejour Jersey, and the prevention of non-conformity by the application of its system,Alex Song Jersey, the bureau explained.Prior to the training,Sergi Samper Jersey, a small number of funeral homes had approached the GNBS expressing interest in the implementation of a management system in their operations to ensure quality,Frank Bagnack Jersey, consistency and efficiency in the services they provide.“It is anticipated that through this training more funeral homes will recognize the need to implement standards even as the GNBS is prepared to provide its Consultancy Services to any business desirous of doing so.” |
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