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Contaminated land project management skills

20 November 2008, Exeter

The problem

Under the various current contaminated land regulatory regimes, different parties involved in the management of purchasing, redeveloping, insuring and remediation of contaminated land all have varying levels of knowledge, responsibilities and expectations for how the process should be completed. The UK framework for managing contaminated land is similarly varied depending on the stakeholder role or financial, liability and regulatory driver. The variation in operational, regulatory and stakeholder expectations is often one of the most difficult aspects to manage when implementing a contaminated land project.

A solution

This workshop is designed for local authorities and other construction professionals involved in
contaminated land project management. It will comprise of a series of presentations that will take delegates through the contaminated land project management process and give delegates the opportunity to apply knowledge gained through a short group exercise.

Programme

10.00	Registration and refreshments
10.30	Introduction to the day
10.45	Basic concepts in contaminated land project management Setting out the context of contaminated land project management with the UK, with a focus on managing the processes and the differences between the various regulatory regimes and stakeholder roles
11.15	Securing funding Identification and discussion of the various funding options available for contaminated land projects
11.45	Refreshment break
12.00	Procurement process Identification and discussion of the various procurement processes that can be utilised for the successful delivery of contaminated land projects
12.30	Tendering A discussion and presentation of the key areas required for the preparation, issue and assessment of tender documents
13.00	Lunch
13.45	Managing consultants The module will cover training on the need for, and how to, effectively manage consultant contracts and information provision
14.15	Health and Safety - Construction (Design & Management (CDM) Regulations This module will include a description of the applicable health & safety aspects that relate to contaminated land projects, in addition to the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders. The discussion will include a particular focus on the 2007 CDM Regulations
15.15	Refreshment break
15.30	Stakeholder consultation and case studies Delegates will have an opportunity to discuss consultation strategies within a case study framework
16.00	Summary
16.15	Close

The workshop will be conducted by Arcadis in conjunction with CIRIA

CPD

CIRIA recommends this workshop for up to 5 hours towards CPD requirements with the ICE, CIOB RICS, CIBSE & IstructE.

Venue

Exeter

Terms and Conditions

For non-member registrations, your booking will be confirmed once payment has been received. Bookings must be accompanied by a cheque payable to CIRIA or credit card details.

Confirmation of your booking will be sent out by CIRIA two weeks prior to the event.

Cancellations

Any booking fee paid will not be refunded unless written confirmation is received at least five working days prior to the event, substitute delegates are welcome.

CIRIA reserves the right to vary the programme and cancel the event in case of insufficient bookings.

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