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We started Logicom Hub® Ltd in 2018 with customers asking us to help change the way that dangerous goods training was delivered. We started by building our facilitative classroom training as well as developing interactive e-learning that could be completed on-line at a learner’s own pace and speed, but still maintaining the standards of the hazmat industry. In 2020 we jumped at the opportunity to work with the CAA to gain our virtual classroom approval.
Our team consists of a wealth of talents from within the dangerous goods industry, experienced training design and development and websites.
At Logicom Hub® we aim to provide interactive training so that learners can walk away feeling confident in the new skills and knowledge they have learnt. Our training is not built just to pass the exam but to ensure that the attendees can implement the knowledge in their workplace.
-- MEET THE TEAM --
Sam Stretton is the Managing Director for Logicom Hub Limited. She has a background in logistics and was the Training Director for many years at a global freight forwarder. During that time managing a training team she upskilled into training design and development. Sam spent several years travelling and training employees and settled for a few years in Australia and New Zealand manging the operations. Sam is a qualified DGSA, CAA Instructor and Facilitator.
Joanne Williamson works part time for Logicom Hub. She has a background in exports and documentation for export customs. As well as arranging the import of goods and the administration that is involved with managing delivery times and expectations. She is fluent in French annd German. She helps us by ensuring that learners have everything they need prior to their training event as well as ensuring that they do not forget to rebook upon their expiry.
Stephy Tresa Thomas joined us an an apprentice. She is studying her CIPD Learning & Development as she builds her on the job skills. Stephy is involved with the design and development of Logicom Hub classroom and e-learning courses. She has an MSC in Business and Organization Psychology at the University of Coventry. She loves watching movies, doing artwork and listening to music and podcasts.
Lee Smith works part-time for us but holds a crucial role by ensuring that we get paid timely for the services we provide. Lee has worked extensively in financial functions within banking, and the wider industry as well as a family run business. Lee is a keen baker and has won a number of rosettes at Daylesford Festival over the years; including best Strawberry Jam and Sourdough. She is an active member of Bourton Road runners and plays tennis.
-- OUR PARTNERS --
Kim Hazzard (yes that is correct) has a background in dangerous goods training and compliance for a global logistics company before starting her own business as a training professional. She is a patient, enthusiastic qualified dangerous goods faciliator for all modes of transport. She recent just passed her DGSA qualification and is looking forward to auditing.
Sue Banner is a qualified, experienced and enthusiastic training professional with a passion for people and learning. Sue has extensive knowledge in the regulations for the Carriage of Dangerous Goods by road, air and sea and experience in delivering this subject to consignors, operators, and DGSA’s both in the UK and abroad. Sue is also a CIPD qualified trainer.
John Sennett has over 35 years of experience in training and consulting for the Health and Safety of the movement of dangerous goods. John helps us with the technical side of dangerous goods from Fire Marshall and Spill kit training, through to the control and risk assessments for the storing of dangerous goods. John is a qualified DGSA and COSSH trainer.
Ken Bickell has over 25 years experience as a commercial vehicle specialist. He is an award winning trainer and the author of the national carriage of dangerous goods enforcement training adopted by the College of Policing. He has been a DGSA since 2014 and holds several training & education certificates. He has a passion for teaching and mentoring and is now a BADGP committee member. Ken is extending his vast Road knowledge into Sea and Air and looking forward to his CAA instructors exam.
