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Wood Technology Society courses - specific subject modules
IOM3 Training Academy has recognised that individuals may wish to gain information about a specific aspect of timber and has accordingly made available the optional modules from the certificate course as stand along educational resources.
For candidates who successfully complete one or more of these specific subject modules, IOM3 Training Academy will issue a certificate naming the individual and the subject studied. This is especially relevant as evidence of CPD material having been studied by those working in the timber and allied industries or for other professionals working in the construction industry.
For further information please contact johanna.thompson@iom3.org
Subject Modules
Modules | Workbook Subjects |
Sustainability & Legal Trading of Timber | Understand why carbon is related to timber supply |
Understand the key influencers of responsible and legal timber sourcing | |
Understand how wood as a material is related to end use |
Understand wood as a material to determine specification |
Understand the reasons for timber movement | |
Understand the principle British and European norms when specifying timber for particular end uses | |
Understand the effect of loads on timber in use | |
Understand softwoods and their appropriate use | Understand the principle sources of wood supply |
Understand how machining affects the finished sizes of commercially available softwood | |
Understand the main grading systems and how the grade affects end use | |
Understand the main hardwoods used in the UK and their end use |
Understand the origin and supply of hardwoods to the UK |
Understand the main aspects of hardwood specification | |
Understand the relationship between end use and timber species |
These activities are approved for Professional Development by the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining.
Wood technology training is delivered by IOM Communications Ltd and endorsed by The Wood Technology Society, a Division of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining