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RU:Training enters 'true partnership' with fellow Teesside training firm TTE

Teesside training bodies TTE Technical Training Group and RU:Training have entered into a strategic partnership in a move which hopes to improve the region’s service provision to industry sectors.

Collaborating under the new alliance, the two firms have have signed a service agreement, set to meet the needs of companies looking for specialist workforce development services.

Both companies deliver competency training to industry professionals and identified the opportunity to collaborate in order to provide a turn-key solution to meet a variety of training needs.

Under the agreement, TTE, which delivers engineering-based technical training and competency assessments to UK and international companies in the Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Manufacturing, Engineering and Process Industries, will now be able to offer Non Destructive Testing and IRATA rope access courses.

RU:Training will have access to TTE’s comprehensive suite of training solutions, which includes: Safety Passport, Virtual Process Control Room training and CompEx courses that validate the core competencies of employees and contract staff operating in potentially explosive environments.

Richard Upshall, Executive Chairman of RU:Training, said: ““In my 25 years’ experience in oil and gas, true partnerships are a hard thing to find, I have every confidence we may well have found that with TTE along with a great interface of services between our two companies.”

Steve Grant, Managing Director of The TTE Technical Training Group, said: “Teesside’s industrial heritage and contemporary industries has spawned a group of internationally recognised training providers and this agreement will help to attract even more business and opportunities to the region.

“It’s important that local businesses come together where possible and support each other, rather than operating under a silo mentality, which can often stifle mutual gains.”

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