Join us for the BSI Built Environment Conference 2024, a virtual event designed to explore the most pressing issues facing the Built Environment sector today. This one-day conference consists of two insightful webinars focused on key topics like Health, Safety & Wellbeing, and the Information Management Initiative within the UK BIM Framework. 
Industry leaders and standards experts will share their insights on current trends, challenges, and strategic developments that will shape the sector in the coming year.
This event is ideal for professionals within the Built Environment, construction, design, engineering, safety, and standards development sectors who are keen to understand the future landscape, the role of standards, and how to implement them effectively.
Why attend:
Raise awareness of BSI standards and projects relevant to the Built Environment sector. Connect key topics like Health, Safety, and Information Management with real-world solutions through standards. Hear from top experts and key stakeholders in the sector on important trends and challenges. Sessions
Please note each session requires separate registration.
Health, Safety & Wellbeing in the Built Environment - Morning session - 10:00 - 12:20 GMT
This webinar will focus on the current state of the nation in the sector, addressing how the industry is responding to safety concerns post-Grenfell by delivering safer buildings. We will also cover key initiatives like the Competence for Construction Products and the BSR Competent Persons Scheme, all aimed at creating a safer, more competent workforce.
Speakers: 
Ant Burd, Director of Built Environment, BSI Knowledge Solutions Peter Caplehorn, Chief Executive, CPA Dr Hywel Davies, Head of Technical Insight, CABE Hanna Clarke, ICSG Chair Mussa Awaleh, BSR Register for the morning session
 
Information Management Initiative and the UK BIM Framework - Afternoon session - 14:00 - 16:30 GMT
We will discuss the initiative’s goals and how it will influence key standards like the BS EN ISO 19650 series and BS 8536, while also looking ahead to future developments in guidance documents. Attendees will come away with a clear understanding of the strategic importance of information management in the Built Environment and how this initiative will shape its future.
Register for the afternoon session

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