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Figure 4: On-the-job training iv. Design v. Competency, Training and Awareness vi. Objectives, Targets and Action Plan Review vii. Communication viii. Document Control ix. Records Control x. Web Resources xi. Energy Performance, Energy Performance Indicators and Baseline xii. Monitoring, Measurement & Analysis xiii. Keep EnMS Up to Date xiv. Management Review Module 3 – Checking the System i. Planning an EnMS Audit ii. Conducting an Audit and Follow Up iii. Non-conformance, Correction, Corrective and Preventive Action iv. Reviewing and Sustaining the System v. Reporting on Progress Material in the UNIDO EnMS Expert Training Package The following materials are provided to instructors prior to the training. i. Training Approach, recommended schedule with intermediate learning goals, planned outputs and trainees’ deliverables ii. Master slide presentations iii. Notes for delivery iv. Manual for trainees plus case studies, templates and other tools to be used by trainees in applying knowledge and skills in real industrial facilities v. Short manual on the basics of adult learning and guidelines/instructions for the delivery vi. Resources compendium vii. Final test and exam for UNIDO EnMS Expert qualification CONCLUSION The purpose of the UNIDO capacity building programme is to ensure that a cadre of highly specialized energy management experts from the public and private sectors is available as a long-term technical resource to industry and the country. The experts who have undergone this capacity building programme have the technical knowledge and expertise to assist enterprises (commercial and industrial) to implement the MS ISO 50001. 43