Highlights of the CIOB Calendar for the coming month.
CIOB Awards Ireland 2022
2 June, 6.45-11.30pm, Dublin
Join us at the CIOB Awards Ireland, featuring the Construction Manager of the Year Award Ireland.
For over 20 years, CMYA Ireland has showcased the finest talent, recognising the achievements of individuals who have delivered some of the most innovative projects throughout the island of Ireland.
Join us for an evening of fantastic entertainment, inspiring stories and an exceptional three-course meal. A table for 10 is €1,300.
Tickets from: www.ciob.org/events/ciob-awards-ireland
CIOB site visit: One Centenary Way
9 June, 5-6.30pm, Birmingham
Join the Sir Robert McAlpine project team for this behind-the-scenes tour of One Centenary Way.
One Centenary Way is possibly the most complex of the buildings on the Paradise site in central Birmingham, spanning over a dual carriageway tunnel.
You will visit the site and hear from the project team about the challenges of this complex build.
Contact: [email protected]
Maidstone Tomorrow’s Leaders Construction Karting Cup 2022,
16 June, 6-9pm, Sittingbourne
Network with colleagues while competing in a friendly (but hard fought!) race at the Bayford Meadows Karting Circuit.
Individual entries or teams of three are welcome. The cost (kart £235, maximum three
drivers; individual place, £80) includes a meal and drink.
Contact: [email protected]
Sheerness Dockyard church visit
20 June, 3-5pm, Sheerness
This site visit by Coniston will provide an overview of a complex restoration project at Sheerness Dockyard Church, at the entrance to the former Royal Dockyard on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent.
The Sheerness Dockyard Preservation Trust is working to repair and transform the church, which was built in the 1820s and badly damaged by fire in 2001.
The project was awarded a £4.2m grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund in 2019 and in November 2020 work began.
The external listed fabric will be restored, including new windows and replacement of the roof. The interior will be renovated to form an education, leisure and working space including an exhibition area, cafe, offices and meeting rooms.
The completed building will provide affordable business space and associated support for young entrepreneurs starting up new businesses. It will also be a permanent new home for a section of engineer John Rennie’s original model of the dockyard.
Contact: [email protected]
People, Cities and Sustainability
23 June, 11am-1pm, Guernsey
AbuBakr Bahaj, professor of sustainable energy at the University of Southampton, will speak at this face-to-face event hosted by CIOB Wessex and Channel Islands.
The aim is to establish a conversation on sustainability and the UN sustainable development goals (SDGs), and link this to what individuals, organisations and cities can do in relation to sustainability and net zero.
The interactive session will cover a brief introduction to the pillars of sustainability and the SDGs, and ask what adjustments/actions we need to address sustainability and the net zero emissions transition.
Contact: [email protected]
Putting the Value Toolkit into Practice
23 June, 12-1.30pm, online
In this CPD webinar by CIOB and the Construction Innovation Hub you will be one of the first to find out how, by embracing the Value Toolkit, you can make balanced and informed decisions, maximising the impact of your investments in the built environment.
Contact: [email protected]
Hub in the Pub, London
29 June 7-9pm, London
This is a great opportunity to network, have fun and meet other members of the CIOB London Hub.
Hub in the Pub takes place on the last Wednesday of each month, providing an opportunity for members to mingle in the Theodore Bullfrog, near Charing Cross station.
Look out for future dates by following our LinkedIn page: www.linkedin.com/groups/12391073.
Contact: [email protected]
For a full list of events and to register visit www.ciob.org/events
