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Managing demand - the challenges for sustaining ageing infrastructure
04 September 2008, London
Philip Charles, CIRIA
Professor Stephen Ison, Loughborough University
Brian Bell, Network Rail
Mike Jones, Arup
Towards zero defects - launch of a new toolkit
09 April 2008, London
Alan Gilbertson, CIRIA
Frances Gard, Kier Western
John Tygier, Sheppard Robson
Geoff Cross, David McLean Holdings
Nissan automotive visit - constructing the future?
18 September 2007
Framework and Project Integration: All for one and one for all
12 September 2007
Andrea
Bennett Business Development Manager, Edmund Nuttall Ltd - Procurement Routes
– a contractor’s perspective
Steve
Vickers, General Manager, Birmingham City Council - Procuring Industry Change?
Tim Willis,
The Wilkes Partnership - Integration and Collaboration: a bridge too far?
The impact of new procurement methods on the London Olympics and
other major projects
4 June 2007, London
Graham
Hasting-Evans, Procurement Department, Olympic Delivery Authority - London
2012 overview
John Ioannou,
Office of Government Commerce - Better Demand Management in the Public Sector
Shaun McCarthy,
Commission for a Sustainable London 2012 - The story so far
Infrastructure for the 21st Century: technology challenges and solutions
19 April 2007, London
Alan
Hodder, National Grid - Industry perspective – Energy demand
Brian Bell,
Network Rail - Industry perspective – Railways
Philip Charles,
CIRIA - Modern Built Environment Knowledge Transfer Network (MBE KTN) - Infrastructure
AbuBakr
S Bahaj, Sustainable Energy Research Group, University of Southampton - Academic
Perspectives on Infrastructure in the 21st Century
A fertile ground for logical improvement
22 February 2007, London
Adrian
Boughtflower TfL Freight Unit - Logistics – A fertile ground for logical
improvement
Matt
Nichols, Wolseley UK - Distributors within Efficient Supply Chains
Shaun
Cowlam, Heathrow Airport Limited - Construction Logistics
Managing change: Improving delivery systems through people
23 January 2007, Bristol
Paul
Wilkinson (BIW Technologies) - Chair's Introduction
Robin Wilkin
(MPS Process) - Project changes NEC/ECC Contracts and an internet contract
change management system
Prof.
Ming Sun (University of West of England) - Survey of the CCM's benefits in
supporting collaboration in construction projects
Adrian
Terry (Ex- Halcrow) - Act Now! A study in business change in Halcrow Ltd
Esther
Ridsdale (CSPI Associates) - Managing Change
Remeber what I told you tomorrow? - Project Information Management
Archiving
10 October, London
Richard
Townsend-Rose (TDOC Projects Ltd) - Session 1: What, when, who, why
Richard
Townsend-Rose (TDOC Projects Ltd) - Session 2: Operational Ideas
Designing out waste: Upstreaming the solutions
3 October, Edinburgh
Jim
Mitchell (Scottish Executive) - Chair's Introduction
John Forbes (WRAP Scotland) - Setting the scene: policy, legislation and
guidance (for further information please call 08081002046 or e-mail john.forbes@wrap.org.uk)
Mary
Roslin (SEDA) - Strategies at design stage
Stephen
Thomson (Laing O'Rourke) - Contractor designing out waste:Scottish PPP2
Edinburgh schools exemplar by Axoim Education
2012: The Herculean task begins?
29 September, London
Roy
Clarke (The University of Greenwich/Greenwich Leisure Ltd.) - The legacy
of design on leisure building maintenance
Samantha
Heath (London Sustainability Exchange) - Delivering a sustainable legacy
Positive lessons from PFI/PPP
7 September, London
Alan
Alabett (PinsentMasons) - PFI to delivery through strategic partnerships
Debbie
Ward (Reading Borough Council) - PFI/PPP A local authority perspective
Anthony
Velupillai (Catalyst Lend Lease) - The contractor's perspective: A case
study of NHS new build
Supply chain management in practice
8 June 2006, London
Charles
Lever (Taylor Woodrow) - Delivering strategic partnerships
John
Youle (Beard & Judy Payne, Hemdean Consulting) - The Beard Alliance
Cameron
Mace & Duncan Staddon (Willmott Dixon) - Managing the supply chain in
construction: The Willmott Dixon Approach
Integrating design and construction; joined up thinking = co-located
teams?
16 May 2006, Edinburgh
Malcolm
Davidson (WSP Group) - A consulting engineer's perspective
Richard Thorpe (MACE) - A project manager's perspective
Brian Lightbody (Michael Laird Architects) - An architect's perspective
Mike
Cannell (Mike Cannell Associates) - People issues
A case study in Performance Management
25 April 2006, London
Emma
Mottram (Sheffield County Council) - Sheffield's performance management
process
Simon
Michie (Kier Group) - A contractor's perspective
Graham
Moodie (Panagraph Management Systems) - An overview of Panagraph performance
management software
Mobile technology: applications in construction
6 April 2006, Durham
Colin
Payne (Knowledge Online) - Mobile and web technology and the revolution
in compliance auditing
Jon
Arnold (Riverbed Technology) - How to get LAN like performance and very
fast file access across WAN
Tony
Elliott (Skanska Construction UK Ltd.) - Simple benefits from using tablet
PCs on site
Mobile technology: applications in construction
30 March 2006, Bristol
Colin
Payne (Knowledge Online) - Mobile and web technology and the revolution
in compliance auditing
Richard
Scott (Mobile Computing Systems) - Electronic Snagging and Defect management
Chris
Buist (flyingSPARK) - Case study of a mobile IT platform supporting multiple
construction applications
Collaborative procurement in Wales: size doesn't matter
23 March 2006, Wrexham
Charles
Simkiss (Undod) - An introduction to the fully collaborative working procurement
process
Andrew
Williams (NE Wales NHS Trust) - NE Wales NHS Trust partnering experience
Bob
Heaton (TACP Architects) - Experience with framework agreements
Collaborative procurement in Wales: size doesn't matter
16 March 2006, Cardiff
Patrick
Riordan (Welsh health estates) - Designed for life: Building for Wales,
the All Wales Construction Procurement Initiative
Harry
Meese (CW Electrical) - Collaborative working: a contractor's view
Suzanne
Jones (R&M Williams) - Working in a locally based collaborative framework
Cost effective and innovative solutions using offsite techniques
22 February 2006, London
Alistair
Gibb (Loughborough University) - Measuring the cost and value of off-site
- an IMMPREST case study
Phil
Green (N G Bailey) - Developments in prefabricating M&E services
Nigel
fraser (BAA) - Increasing productivity and reducing overall cost by taking
work offsite
Tower crane stability: promoting safe design and use
14 February 2006, London
Hillary
Skinner (BRE) - Application of the Tower Crane Stability report
Bob Dunkley (formerly of John Laing) - Foundation types and design criteria
Robert
Cameron (Sir Robert McAlpine) - Tower Cranes, a contractor's view
Modern methods of construction: benefits of offsite production
09 February 2006, Leeds
Alistair
Gibb (Loughborough University) - Measuring the cost and value of offsite,
the IMMPREST toolkit
Martin
Wood (Bryden Wood) - Modern methods of construction, the aesthetic challenge
Nigel
Ingram (Joseph Rowntree Foundation) - A client's perspective and outlook
for the future
The ongoing challenge of recruitment and retention in construction
26 January 2006, Wrexham
Tom
King (MACE) - Using innovation in R&R solutions
Mike Shires
(Baggaley Construction) - Attracting the best new recruits into construction
Harry
Hammersley (ACT-UK) - The advanced construction technology centre
The ongoing challenge of recruitment and retention in construction
18 January 2006, Cardiff
Chrissie
Chadney (Wilmot Dixon Ltd) - Developing a successful recruitment and retention
culture
Mel
Knight (Castleoak care homes) - Successful R&R: Sustaining high long
term business performance
David
Thomas (Atkins) - A consulting engineers perspective
Use of the EFQM excellence model in construction procurement
22 November 2005, London
Jack
Paine (DfT Rail Group) - Supplier accreditation and EFQM; the client's
perspective
Tony
Blanch (Costain) - A contractor's approach to pre-qualification with the
EFQM
Ron
Rimkus (Atkins) - The application of the EFQM by a Managing Agent Contractor
(MAC)
Learning lessons: profiting from events
10 November 2005, Cardiff; 24 November 2005, Wrexham
David
Boyd (University of Central England) - Knowledge and Events: a new approach
Bob
Macpherson (Pettifer Construction) - A contractor's perspective
Martin Scambler (NAI-Fuller Peiser) - A consultant's perspective
The Skills & Recruitment challenge for the construction industry
- a way forward
08 November 2005, London
Chrissie
Chadney (Willmott Dixon Ltd.) - Developing a successful recruitment and
retention culture
Harry
Hammersley (ACT-UK) - The advanced construction technology centre
Mike
Shires (Baggaley Construction) - Attracting the best new recruits
into construction
Partnering for success: Scottish water solutions
03 November 2005, Glasgow
Alan Scott (Scottish Water) - A model for success
Ewan
Robertson (Scottish Water Solutions) - Delivering £1bn investment
through partnership in action
Mike Ramsay (MJ Gleeson Group) - A delivery contractor's perspective
Rab
Bell (Morrison) - An external delivery contractor's perspective
Knowledge management: principles and reality in design practice
19 October 2005, London
David
Bartholomew (DBA) - Understanding knowledge management
Colin
Rice (Edward Cullinan Architects) - Developing a knowledge strategy
Peter Oborn (Aedas) - Developing creativity, managing efficiently
Stuart
Alexander (WSP) - Two experiments in knowledge sharing: do they work?
Chris Askew (Feilden Cregg Bradley) - Connecting your people and building
a knowledge resource
Increase profit through collaborative working
04 October 2005, Manchester
Chris
Groome (Avanti) - The Avanti programme
Paul
King (TPS) - Life cycle project modelling
David
Kerr (Taylor Woodrow) - Working collaboratively on St Helens and Knowsley
PFI hospitals - involving all parts of the supply chain in the process
Profiting from an integrated team - industry examples
05 July 2005, London
David
Churcher (BSRIA) - Marketing the Integrated Team
David Westwood (Taylor Woodrow Construction) - A contractor's perspective
Murdo
MacDonald (Spirax Sarco) - A manufacturer's view in a Procure 21 context
Collaborative contracts: risk transfers by insurance
21 June 2005, London
Martin
Stubbs (JLT Risk Solutions) - Project PI for alliance / partnering contracts
Hans
Haenlein (hans Haenlein Architects) - The perspective from a professional
practice
Mick
O'Loughlin (Dublin City Council) - Case Study: Dublin Port Tunnel
Learning lessons: profiting from project events
09 June 2005, County Durham
David
Boyd (University of Central England) - Knowledge and events: a new approach
Simon Langley (Ashford Construction) - Learning from experience: how collecting
events captures knowledge
Leeon
Wong (Spring & Co.) - Profiting from experience: how companies can
develop using their events
Improving business performance through knowledge management
14 April 2005, Manchester
Jason
Palmer and Steve Platt (Cambridge Architectural research Ltd) - Making
the case for knowledge management
Adrian
Robinson and Dina Koutsikouri (Buro Happold) - Buro Happold: Making knowledge
work
Pat
Carrillo (Loughborough University) - Knowledge management: The North American
way
Improving business performance through knowledge management
7 April 2005, London
Jason
Palmer (Cambridge Architectural research Ltd) - Making the case for knowledge
management
Richard
Patterson (Mott MacDonald) - Improving KM at Mott MacDonald-making the
case and making it back
Andrew
Comell (MWH) - The knowledge management road in MWH
Virtual reality and 4D modeling in construction
16 March 2005, London
Nash Dawood (University of Teeside) - The Virtual
Construction Site (VIRCON): An innovative construction planning and scheduling
system
Tom van Vuren (Mott MacDonald) - Microsimulation in transport modelling
advances in 4D visualisation
David
Kerr (Taylor Woodrow) - Advancements in construction sequence modelling
Lean Construction – Project Experience
15 March 2005, Birmingham
Mike
Shires (Herbert Baggaley Construction Ltd) - CLIP-a new way of thinking
for Baggaley's
Bill Munn (Thomas Vale Construction plc) - Lean, Making it happen
at Thomas Vale Construction
Barry
Thompson (J. & S. Seddon (Building) Ltd) - CLIP-The Catalyst
Lean construction: project experience
08 March 2005, Leeds
Terry
Bilsbrough (N G Bailey & Company Ltd) - Lean-Challenging the status
quo
Barry
Thompson (J. & S. Seddon (Building) Ltd) - CLIP-The Catalyst
Robin
Davies (Shepherd Construction Ltd) - Lean working with the supply chain
Collaborative contracts: which has the answer?
8th February 2005, Cardiff
Peny-Anne
Cullen (The University of Warwick) - Trends towards relational contracting
Andrew
Dobbs (Willmott Dixon Construction Ltd) - NEC ECC in practice
Maggie Sherlock (Midsummer Housing Association) - PPC2000 - Help or hindrance
Advances in collaborative working in the UK and Far East
03 February 2005, London/Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Clive Loveridge (Thames Water Utilities Ltd) - Thames
Water's journey to performance partnering
Steve
Elliot (BAA) - BAA's partnering/framework journey to performance partnering
David
Sorton (MTR Corporation) - Partnering MTR - TKE and Beyond
Waste management & minimisation: the business case
1 February 2005, Manchester
Mark
Bentley (CIRIA) - Business data for recycling and new Construction Waste
and Resources web-site
Gary
Thomas (Highways Agency) - The client's perspective
Martin
Petersen (Golder Associates (UK) Ltd) - A case study on waste minimisation
activities associated with a major highway improvement project
European & UK off site manufacture: can it ease the pressures
on the development market? 26 January 2005, Birmingham
John
Miles (Arup Group) - Off-site construction for residential developments....
Prescott's poser
Kurt
Schlattinger (ELK Fertighaus Aktiengesllschaft) - European off-site manufacture
Michael
Benfield (Benfield ATT) - Timberframe: the fast track to increasing production
capacity
Supply chain management: developing and managing supply chains in
Scotland
20 January 2005, Glasgow
Professor Akin Akintoye (Glasgow Caledonian University)
- Developing the issues, highlighting education and training
Martin Dorby (South Lanarkshire Council) - The client's view
Charles Storling (Weatherproofing Advisors Ltd) - How the subcontractor
views the supply chain. Can "the tail wag the dog"?
Collaborative contracts: which has the answer?
18 January 2005, Bristol
Richard
Hickman (The University of Warwick) - Trends towards relational contracting
Ian Callaghan (Somerfield) - The Be contract in practice an assessment
of PPC 2000
Andrew
Beaney (Interserve Project Services Ltd) - Practical use of the NEC contract
for major highway schemes
Using the EFQM Excellence Model in construction
11 January 2005, Durham
Graham Hull (Ley Hill Solutions) - The EFQM Excellence
Model and its practical use
Richard
Tyson (Highways Agency) - How the H.A. uses the Excellence Model as a
vehicle for change and improvement
Phil
Brown (AMEC Group Ltd.) - A practical way to respond to clients using
the EFQM Excellence Model in procurement
Best practice in refurbishing occupied buildings
30 November 2004, Leeds
Nigel Addy (Davis Langdon) - Planning the path to
best value
Geoff Parkinson (Inspace Partnerships Ltd) - Working in occupied premises
"social housing"
Peter Woolliscroft (NHS Estates) - NHS buildings-Refurbishment for functional
excellence
Improving programme predictability: Last Planner System
23 November 2004, North Wales
Alan Mossman (Rubicon Associates) - What is Last
Planner?-An overview
Steve Ward (Pearce Group Ltd) - Last Planner "theory and reality"
Andy Webb (Moss Construction) - Last planner "The
good, the bad and the ugly"
Improving programme predictability: Last Planner System
16 November 2004, Cardiff
Alan Mossman (Rubicon Associates) - What is Last
Planner?-An overview
Steve Ward (Pearce Group Ltd) - Last Planner "theory and reality"
Peter Court (Crown House Technologies Ltd) - Using last planner in a major
M and E organisation
Whole life costing in practice
02 November 2004, Manchester
Christopher Watson (Building Performance Group) - Managing
the life cycle risks
Paul Crilly (Gardiner & Theobald) - Whole life costing in practice
David MacDonald (HBG Facilities Management Ltd) - Practical application
of whole life costing
The journey to improvement - progress over the last 10 years and
trends for the next 10 years
21 October 2004, London
Tim Broyd (CIRIA) -What have we done? - Summary of
CPN achievements to date
Michael Latham - How far have we come? - Reflections on industry progress
since 1994
Peter Head (faber Maunsell) - Where are we going-Industry trends for the
future
Local government procurement: delivering best value in practice
14 October 2004, Bristol
Peter Bishop (Local Government Task Force) - Best
value procurement and the efficiency review-are they compatible?
Nick Ward (Audit Commission) - Procuring in partnership with Local Government
- the pros and cons
Alun Owen (Bristol City Council) - Implementing procurement by Best value
Managing health hazards on sites
07 October 2004, Manchester
David Charnock (Health & Safety Executive) - Managing
health hazards on construction sites
John Taylor (British Nuclear Group) - Health on site:Practical issues
Anthony Edwards (Balfour Beatty plc) - Occupational Health-The hidden
danger
Improving programme predictability: Last Planner System
05 October 2004, Durham
Alan Mossman (Rubicon Associates) - What is Last
Planner-an overview
Andrew Moore (Warings Construction Group) - Issues and opportunities associated
with collaborative production planning
Peter Court (Crown House Technologies Ltd) - Using Last Planner in a major
M and E organisation
Collaborating for competitive advantage: SME's and the supply chain
29 September 2004, North Wales
David Hughes (Welsh Development Agency) - Business
opportunities for collaborative working in North Wales
Neil Jarrett (The Collaborative Working Centre) - Creating opportunities
for smaller and local companies
Garry Williams (Colledge Trundle & Hall Ltd) - A specialist contractor's
perspective
Use of the EFQM Excellence Model in construction procurement
28 September, Stoke-on-Trent
Richard Tyson (Highways Agency) - How the Highways
Agency applies the Excellence Model internally and in its procurement process
Jack Paine (Strategic Rail Authority) - Supplier accreditation-EFQM in
practice
Phil Brown (AMEC Group Ltd and BQF Construction Group Chairman) - A practical
way to respond to clients using the EFQM Excellence Model in procurement
Value Management in construction: examples from the UK and mainland
Europe
21 September 2004, Slough
Mathew Locke (Bovis Lend Lease Ltd) - Value management
in long term collaborative agreements-BP/Bovis Lend Lease Global Alliance
Harry Hammersley (Hammersley Value Management Ltd) - Fort William area
water supply - project selection using value management
Frank Kaalburg (North/Southline Consultants/Witteven + Bos) - VM on the
North/South line, Amsterdam
Web based applications in construction: extranets for project collaboration
16 September 2004, Leeds
Alan Neil (Enable Infomatrix Ltd) - Using web based
applications can seriously improve your business performance
Crawford Patterson (Mace Ltd) - The construction manager as the information
management hub
Duncan Mactear (4Projects) - Collaboration technology benefits and the
NCCTP
Collaborating for competitive advantage: SME and the supply chain
08 July 2004, Swansea
Michael Thompson (The TEAM FOCUS Group) - Achieving
better SME involvement in partnering
Neil Jarrett (The collaborative working centre) - Creating opportunities
for smaller companies
Clive Pople (Pearce Group Ltd) - How suppliers need to help main contractors
make SCM work
Designing for health and safety
30 June 2004, Manchester
David Charnock (Health & Safety Executive) - Safety
in design-The HSE perspective
Duncan Aspin (Birse) - Health and safety by design-a contractor's view
Andrew Coultate (Channel Tunnel Rail Link) - CTRL examples of Health and
Safety in Design
Developments in off-site production
23 June 2004, London
Andre Pooley (Slough Estates Int.) - Bespoke prefabrication
a viable option?
Gerry Lennon (Sandwood Design & Build) - Innovative approaches to
off-sire production
Cail Baley (N.G. Bailey Organisation) - Innovative building services design
Alistair Gibb (Loughborough University) - OSP: where are we and where
are we going?
Whole life costing
10 June May 2004, Bristol
Hywel Davies (Hywel Davies Consultancy) - Helping
hands for whole life costing
Ed Bartlett (Cyril Sweett) - Practical application on a PFI healthcare
project
Jonathan Startin (Halcrow-Gifford JV) - Whole life costing for the A303
Stonehenge improvement
Practical risk management
31 March 2004, Wrexham
Mike Thomas (Mike Thomas Ltd) - A practical approach
to risk management
Andy lees (Bovis Lend Lease) - Practical risk management in the construction
sector
Paul Miller (Cyril Sweett) - Managing risk for public sector business
cases
Improving risk management practice in construction
23 March 2004, London
Peter Clark (OGC) - The gateway process for managing
risk in construction projects
Ian Cruickshank (HR Wallingford) - An overview of CIRIA's risk management
toolkit-PPP Com
Mike Walker (Currie and Brown) - Practical approaches to risk management
Chris Morris (AMEC Construction Services) - Risk Management-a contractor's
perspective
Practical risk management
04 March 2004, Swansea
Mike Thomas (Mike Thomas Ltd.) - A practical approach
to risk
John Holland (Bovis Lend Lease) - Practical risk management in the construction
sector
Darren Keyhoe (Wates Construction) - A contractor's approach to risk management
Towards better clients - best practice in procurement
04 March 2004, Edinburgh
Ian McLuckie (NHS Property and Environment Forum) - New
developments in the NHS Scotland
Martin Davis (Emcor Drake & Scull) - An innovative approach to project
procurement
John McFadzean (AWG Project Investments Ltd) - The challenge for the client
- whole life performance
Graeme Millar (Scottish Construction Innovation & Excellence Forum) -
The Scottish Construction Innovation and Excellence Forum-an informal
presentation
Web based applications in construction
24 February 2004, Newcastle
Alan Neill (Infor-Matrix Ltd) - Using web based applications
can seriously improve your business wealth
Steve Jones (KMI Water) - Managing a multi-project asset development programme
for United Utilities
Neil Auty (MWH) - Smaller project collaboration tools
Seamus Mockler (Kajima Construction Europe) - A design and build contractor's
experience using extranets
Whole life costing in practice
19 February 2004, Stoke-on-Trent
Peter Mayer (BPG) - A practical approach to whole
life costing
Ed Bartlett (Cyril Sweett) - Practical application on a PFI healthcare
project
Muthena Alisa (Taylor Woodrow) - Managing risks over the life of PFI projects
David MacDonald (HBG Facilities Management Ltd) - Early FM input into
the whole life costing for long-term benefiting
Partnering: leading edge experience in Scotland
10 February 2004, Glasgow
John Bennett (Scottish Water) - Experience in the
water utilities sector
Craig Sanderson (Link Group) - The Larach Alliance-a housing association
initiative
Colin Clelland (DLA & Partners) - Effectiveness of partnering agreements
Partnering: implementation and practice
29 January 2004, Leeds
Karen Temple (Barnsley MBC) and Martin Bates (Inspace
Partnerships) - Strategic partnering for housing stock
Jez Lester (Bradford Community Housing Trust) - Partnerships in practice
Creating a culture of collaboration and continuous improvement
22 January 2004, Bristol
Kevin Thomas (Visionality) - Creating and maintaining
an environment in which collaboration will happen
Steve Ward (Pearce Group Ltd) - Facilitating the deployment of "lean"
into the delivery chain
Tom Holbrow (N G Bailey) - Creating a culture of collaboration through
early involvement
Web based applications in construction: Extranets for project collaboration
15 January 2004, Manchester
Alan Neill (Info-Matrix Ltd) - Using web based applications
can seriously improve your business health
Steve Jones (KMI Water) - Managing a multi-project asset development programme
for United Utilities
Crawford Patterson (MACE Limited) - The construction Manager as the information
management hub
Implementing knowledge management
09 December 2003, London
The impact of integrated teams on the design process
29 October 2003, London
Partnering procurement and implementation in practice
28 October 2003, Wrexham
The culture of innovation - creating the environment
23 October 2003
Benchmarking for strategic advantage
21 October 2003, Sheffield
Team working in the supply chain
14 October 2003, Edinburgh
Partnering turning theory into practice
30 September 2003, Bristol
Lean - examples in construction
23 September 2003, Birmingham
Improving programme predictability Last Planner System
17 September 2003, London
How partnering can improve results in construction
15 July 2003, Newcastle
Innovations in off-site production
10 July 2003, London
Whole life costing - practical ways forward
03 July 2003, Leeds
2nd international conference on innovation in architecture, engineering
and construction
26 June 2003, Loughborough
Designing for health and safety: guidance to the business benefits
26 June 2003, Wrexham
Designing for health and safety: guidance to the business benefits
24 June 2003, Cardiff
Risk and value management
17 June 2003, London
Knowledge management: construction industry experience
12 June 2003, Manchester
Whole life costing - Changing Behaviour for Best Practice
22 May 2003, London
Designing for health and safety
15 May 2003, London
Changing behaviour for best practice
08 May 2003, Durham
Changing behaviour for best practice
10 April 2003, London
Benchmarking for business improvements
08 April 2003, Bristol
The business benefits of value and risk management
03 April 2003, Sheffield
The business benefits of partnering
27 March 2003, Dundee
Working in an integrated team
25 March 2003, London
Innovating with IT
20 March 2003, Manchester
Lean construction - project experience
13 March 2003, London
Improving business performance through KPIs and benchmarking
11 March 2003, Llandudno
Lean construction - project experience
06 March 2003, Leeds
Lean construction - project experience
27 February 2003, Manchester
Improving business performance through KPIs and benchmarking
25 February 2003, Cardiff
Learning across business sectors: Delivering client requirements in construction
and aerospace
18 February 2003, Birmingham
Knowledge management: construction industry experience
06 February 2003, London
Electronic project collaboration
04 February 2003, London
Designing for health and safety
28 January 2003, Newcastle
Integration of risk and value: the route to best value
23 January 2003, Bristol
Life cycle costing: making it happen
10 December 2002, London
Designing for health and safety
03 December 2002, Sheffield
Enabling Technologies
27 November 2002, London
Benchmarking and key performance indicators - supply chain and project experience
21 November 2002, Manchester
Knowledge management
20 November 2002, Durham
Electronic project collaboration
07 November 2002, Birmingham
Lean thinking applied to construction
16 October 2002, Bristol
A partnering case study - the lessons learned
03 October 2002, Glasgow
Practical experience of ISO 9001:2000
25 September 2002, London
Partnering in the supply chain
17 September 2002, Durham
Whole life costing: practical ways forward
12 September 2002, Manchester
Benchmarking and KPIs for building services firms
20 June 2002, London
Standardisation and pre-assembly - reduced cost? Quicker construction? Better
quality?
13 June 2002, Birmingham
Lean thinking applied to construction
16 May 2002, Norwich
The business benefits of an electronic health and safety file
09 May 2002, London
Integration of risk and value -the route to best value
02 May 2002, Newcastle
The good gadget guide
29 April - 17 May 2002, (internet run workshop)
Designing for health and safety
25 April 2002, Manchester
KPIs and benchmarking in partnered social housing projects
21 March 2002, Swansea
Lean - the future of construction?
20 March 2002, London
Benchmarking in the construction industry: a review of the three key diagnostic
tools and their use
14 March 2002, Manchester
The use of the Process Protocol in construction
07 March 2002, London
Team building in construction
26 February 2002, London
Whole-life costing in social housing
21 February 2002, Cardiff
Delivering health & safety performance improvement
20 February 2002, Southampton
Web based CPN workshop: Sharing specifications using the Web
18 February 2002 - 8 March 2002
Achieving lean construction in house building: managing risk and improving
value
14 February 2002, London
Working with the Web: Sainsbury's experience of communicating standards
to the construction team
12 February 2002, London
Web based CPN workshop: Teaching trade skills using IT
04 February 2002 - 22 February 2002
Web based CPN workshop: Project extranets - the real
benefits
21 January 2002 - 08 February 2002