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Diary dates – what’s on in July

what’s on in July
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Highlights of the CIOB Calendar for the coming month.

Building mindfulness in a busy, fast-paced work life

9 July, 5.30-7.30pm, London

Feeling the stress of working in construction, with its tight deadlines and highly pressured projects? You are not alone!

This talk is created for highly driven construction professionals to discover the power of mindfulness and how you can build it into your busy working week for a happier work/life balance.

This talk aims to help you to alleviate stress and anxiety, leaving you feeling energised and happier within yourself. Whether you’re new to mindfulness practices or already familiar with them, you can find out more and be personally guided in a mindful visualisation.

Not only will you learn some quick and easy tips to use, be prepared to relax and unwind as we finish with a guided mindfulness meditation giving you some calm and relaxation in your busy working week.

Delivered by Chia Oh, a chartered marketer, an accredited meditation teacher, Reiki master teacher and hypnotherapist and former CIOB staff member.

Register via www.ciob.org/events.


The Building Safety Act: Implications for clients, designers and contractors

10 July, 12-1pm, online

Join Eddie Tuttle, CIOB director of policy, external affairs and research, and CIOB past president Paul Nash for this building regulations presentation followed by a Q&A.

Since the 2017 Grenfell Tower disaster, a complex new regime of building safety legislation has
been introduced.

The Building Safety Act 2022, which came into force from 1 April 2023, introduced the most radical change to the English regulatory landscape for the built environment in a generation.

The legislation is intended to improve the design, construction and management of higher-risk buildings. Needless to say, many of the changes have far-reaching consequences for construction clients. 

Biodiversity Net Gain

16 July, 6-8pm, Thames Lido, Reading

Landscape Institute president-elect Carolin Göhler will highlight the importance of a well-designed landscape for delivering biodiversity net gain, including multiple benefits for health and wellbeing, climate and biodiversity.

She will discuss:

  • the general background and concept of biodiversity net gain;
  • benefits for health and wellbeing, climate and biodiversity;
  • insights and tips for clients; and
  • the wider context and professional responsibilities.

This will be followed by a Q&A session.


Factory of the Future – Tour of Innovaré, Coventry

18 July, 8.30-11.15am

Join the team at Innovaré for a tour of its state-of-the-art facility in Coventry.

Innovaré is an offsite specialist delivering low-carbon structural and envelope solutions.

It is a market leader in delivering panelised offsite techniques to simplify the construction process and work in the education, health and residential sectors.

During this presentation and factory tour you will see how it combines sustainability, compliance and MMC.


Site visit: MMC in action at Northminster Residential Project, Peterborough

31 July, 4.30-6pm

Join CIOB’s Cambridge Hub for this site visit to Northminster Residential Project, Peterborough, which will demonstrate MMC in action.

Following on from our successful site visit last year, we are pleased to be visiting again to see the progress made.

This site tour will demonstrate the MMC and offsite techniques being used to deliver this significant mid-rise residential development in the heart of the city of Peterborough.

For a full list of events and to register visit www.ciob.org/events.  

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