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November 2018
Follow up webinar: New delivery models – an opportunity to drive sustainability , 6th November 10:30-12:00
Following on from the meeting that took place on 7th September we are running a webinar on 6th November for members providing further details on Industry 4.0, manufacturing technologies, data and digitalisation and how it is being applied in the construction sector. An agenda will be issued nearer the time. Register here https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/4686397127894296322. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
Find out more »Providing the Golden Thread – BIM4Housing Conference
Who should attend? Anybody involved in private house building or affordable homes provision. In the recent Hackitt Review, BIM4Housing was quoted repeatedly in chapter eight on how BIM could provide many of the required solutions to better asset management. Following this, we are embarking on a series of regional conferences to promote the benefits of adopting BIM, with case studies to show you how this is achieved. Agenda 8.30am Tea / coffee and registration 9.30am Welcome and introduction - Andrew…
Find out more »CE Leaders Breakfast
For more info email helpdesk@constructingexcellence.org.uk
Find out more »CE National Awards
See a list of the 2018 finalists here If you would to attend or are interested in sponsoring please contact Leanne Conaway on 0191 5007880 or leanne@cene.org.uk
Find out more »Offsite Manufacturing & Technology Group – Visit to SMTS Witney factory
The next Offsite visit will be to the Stewart Milne Witney Factory. If you would to attend please email helpdesk@constructingexcellence.org.uk
Find out more »Breakfast Seminar: The Productive Office
This seminar is dedicated to the impact of indoor environmental qualities on productivity. LCMB and Oxford Brookes University, together with their Consortium Partners will discuss their findings on The Whole Life Performance Plus project, a research study supported by Innovate UK and the EPSRC. The project has produced a productivity guide to help measure and improve workplace performance and productivity. The aim is for the tested solution to then be developed into a software-based platform that can dynamically control the…
Find out more »Providing the Golden Thread – BIM4Housing Conference
Who should attend? Anybody involved in private house building or affordable homes provision. In the recent Hackitt Review, BIM4Housing was quoted repeatedly in chapter eight on how BIM could provide many of the required solutions to better asset management. Following this, we are embarking on a series of regional conferences to promote the benefits of adopting BIM, with case studies to show you how this is achieved. Agenda 9.00am Tea / coffee and registration 9.00am Welcome and introduction - Andrew…
Find out more »December 2018
Digital Theme Group
The next meeting of the Constructing Excellence Digital Construction Theme Group takes places on 5th December, 11am-12.30pm at the offices of Squire Patton Boggs, 6 Wellington Pl, Leeds LS1 4AP. The agenda will include: Anne Kemp, Chair of UK BIM Alliance to talk about how Constructing Excellence and the UKBIMA can collaborate. Tom Oulton will an update on our Digital Challenge to the other Constructing Excellence theme groups Planning the group’s 2019 programme of events and activity As always those…
Find out more »CE Annual Conference – 20 Years of Rethinking Construction
Book your place here This year’s Constructing Excellence Annual Conference marks 20 years since the release of Sir John Egan’s Rethinking Construction. This report combined with Sir Michael Latham’s Constructing the Team provided the foundations for the Constructing Excellence Movement, aiming to deliver Excellence through Collaboration. In 1998 we were industry characterised by low margins, poor investment in capital and R&D and a skills shortage due to our inability to attract the best talent. Moreover, procurement was led by price,…
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