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NEW MEMBERS & FELLOWS On the 23rd November 2015 two Recognition of Achievement Award ceremonies were held at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre in London. CIOB Past President Peter Jacobs PPCIOB and CIOB Chief Executive Chris Blythe presented certificates to 27 newly appointed Fellows, 110 Members, 3 NOVUS students and 1 Chartered Building Company/Training Partnership. MORNING RECIPIENTS WERE: Newly appointed Fellows: Paul Aubrey, Andrew Boyle, Christopher Burden, Peter Butler, Adrian Clamp, Gwyn Davies, Nochum Dewhurst, Ronald Dower, Jeremy Eavis, Wasim Iqbal, Kyprianos Kyprianou, Thomas MacCarron and Alan Williamson. Newly appointed Members: Mark Astbury, David Bedward, Mustapha Belhaj, Anthony Bellamy, David Black, Nicholas Butler, Robert Cant, Paul Cassidy, Thomas Clarke, Matthew Colbran, Richard Davies, Graham Dodd, Martin Georgeson, David Gilbert, John Gleeson, Christopher Grenfell, Christopher Hawes, Paul Hayman, Timothy Hodgson, Graham Hooley, Mark Horton, Paul Johnson, Dene Jones, Paul Judge, Lee Kirkman, Glen Lewis, Philip Longdin, Mark Lusher, Martin McCabe, John Mannion, Abdullah Mohsin, Steven Neil, Colin Newall, Thomas O’Donoghue, Dickson Pang, Ken Payne, Nelson Pereira, William Pitt, Christopher Plenty, Ali Rehman, Jamie Ross, Ehab Shallaby, Dillon Siva, Stuart Summerhill, Luke Trussler, William Turville, Kevin Urquhart, Patrick Walsh, Matthew Whitehouse, John Wilson, James Wood and Owen Worwood. AFTERNOON RECIPIENTS WERE: Newly appointed Fellows: Richard Breen, Susan Brown, Dene Carvell, Dave Clarke, Philip Eley, Jack Goulding, Neil Hennessey, Paul Millson, Jason Mount, Dawn Parias, Darren Rackett, Wayne Roberts,
Michael Smith, and Christopher Symeonides. Newly appointed Members: Rizath Abdul Razack, Adrian Adams, Zabit Baja, Jon Behan, Michael Bell, Sartbjit Benning, Christopher Bloore, Peter Bosompem, Robert Boyd, Lee Branchett, Alan Burch, Robert Camilleri, Lee Daniel, Damien Dillon, Neal Dixon, Joseph Edwards, Yiannakis Eleftheriou, David Finn, Aidan Franks, Fergus Gleeson, David Goodheart, Fiona Green, Anthony Gushman, Julian Hawkins, Paul Hazelgrave, Mark Hill, Paul Hirst, Emily Hoggins, Philip Hosier, Raymond Hutchinson, Gareth Jacques, Jayne Jenkins, Thomas Kelly, Richard Kemp, Titilola Kosoko, Anthony Lawer, Gary Lewis, Stephen Locke, Lu Shu-Ling, Alasdair McCormick, Ken Minta, Karl Muhs, Laura Olisa, Andrew Pemberton, Christian Pinnigar, Kouron PowellNateghy, Paul Robinson, Christopher Smith, Jason Smith, Steven Stavrou, Noel Talbot, Christopher Tew, Neil Thompson, Wilson Ukereghe, Richard Varvel, Kevin Wheeler, Paul White, Paul Young, Nini Yu. NOVUS students: Joe Craven, Andrew Kay ICIOB, Erion Thaci. New Chartered Building Company/Training Partnership representatives: Robert Camilleri, Paul Camilleri and Andrew Pemberton of Camilleri Construction Ltd.
CIOB pledges to “pull along” BIM at industry event
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The CIOB was represented at a recent BIM4FM breakfast workshop where the question posed was “BIM Level 2 – Ready, Willing and Able?” Speakers comprised David Churcher, lead author of PAS 1192-3, Steve Owen, senior FM consultant, and May Winfield, senior associate, Kennedys and vice chair of the Events Working Group for London CIOB who has been recognised for her research particular to the applications of BIM. Leading institutes, trade associations and professional bodies representing the built environment form the BIM4FM group, supported by the Cabinet Office Government Property Unit. BIM4FM’s aim is to champion FM involvement with BIM projects; to ensure industry works together to support and educate facilities managers, owners and occupiers; and to develop stronger relationships with members of the supply chain. Speakers were joined by Christine Gausden RD FCIOB, University of Greenwich lecturer, for a question and answer discussion with the audience; Christine is a CIOB Trustee, and London Committee member who has been active as an FM practitioner for a number of key client bodies Etienne Le Roux, Novus vice chair, and
Rachel Mayes, student member, assisted at the event which was hosted by Kennedys. Participants in the workshop concluded whilst facilities managers are willing and potentially able, the majority were not yet ready to deliver in accordance with the Government 2016 mandate Eddie Tuttle, CIOB public affairs and policy mManager, was an enthusiastic participant, stating “…. it’s about making it happen in reality, joining up the associations, institutes, stakeholders and the policy. It’s getting clients to ask for it and to know what they are asking for”. He added “The CIOB is keen to play a role in pulling the BIM4 community along in terms of getting that engagement working in practice.”
May Winfield presenting at the BIM4FM event
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OFFSITE CONSTRUCTION SET FOR GROWTH, SAY EXPERTS AT IRISH EVENT
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how modern buildings are being constructed under controlled factory conditions then brought to sites for final assembly. With forecasts on the expected changes facing the construction industry
all pointing to the need for faster and more efficient delivery, offsite construction is becoming increasingly recognised as a way for that to be achieved. Attendees at the event included construction
professionals, lecturers and a built environment students from South Eastern Regional College’s (SERC) Lisburn campus. For more about McAvoy Group see www.mcavoygroup.com
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Offsite construction methods set to grow
Offsite construction firm, McAvoy Group, recently hosted a CPD event at its Lisburn Factory. The event included a presentation by David Clark, design manager on the advantages of offsite construction:
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