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POSTPONED - Quantifying the benefits of offsite construction

Join us at this free launch event for CIRIA's new good practice guide C792 Methodology for quantifying the benefits of offsite construction produced in association with the Laing O'Rourke Centre, University of Cambridge. The new guide serves as a call to action to transform the way the construction industry assesses project performance - opening the door to evidence-based comparisons and data driven decisions to establish best-practice in the industry.

PLACES FOR THIS EVENT ARE NOW FILLED
To be added to the waiting list please email [email protected]
CIRIA Members will be given priority to register for this event. 

Background
At present there is no industry standard methodology for assessing the benefits of off-site techniques against traditional construction practices. Most assessments are made through the client’s tender process on a case by case basis. This report proposes a methodology to enable easy comparison between construction approaches, making it possible to keep consistent records across projects and identify all the possible benefits available.

Why attend
Delegates will
  • discover the key outcomes of this report, presented by the research team involved
  • gain an understanding of the role of CIRIA and the Laing O'Rourke Centre, University of Cambridge, in the project.
  • hear perspectives from experts including Professor Lord Robert Mair, University of Cambridge, and Keith Waller Programme Director at the Construction Innovation Hub (CIH)
  • participate in a Q & A session with our speaker panel  
  • have networking opportunities with stakeholders from across the industry 
  • gain CPD towards professional development.
Programme

09.30   Registration and refreshments  

10.00   Event chair's welcome and overview of the Laing O'Rourke Centre: Professor Campbell Middleton University of Cambridge.

10.05   CIRIA welcome and overview: Kieran Tully - CIRIA

10.10   Introduction from Project Steering Group Chair: Matt Cooper - ARUP

10.15   Overview of the new report Methodology for quantifying the benefits of
            offsite construction:
 Tercia Jansen van Vuuren and Professor Campbell Middleton, Laing O'Rourke Centre, University of Cambridge

10.45   Case study (details to be confirmed)

11.05   Coffee and networking.

11.45   Perspective on offsite construction.
            Professor Lord Robert Mair, University of Cambridge.

12.00   Perspective from the Construction Innovation Hub
            Keith Waller, Construction Innovation Hub.

12.15   Q&A and panel discussion 

12.45   Event chair's closing remarks

12.50   Event close


Who should attend
Those working within offsite construction including clients, designers, specifiers, contractors and others to quantify for themselves the benefits of off-site construction techniques when compared to typical construction approaches.

Hosted by
Laing O'Rourke Centre, University of Cambridge

When
Monday 16th March 2020
10:00 - 13:00 (registration from 09.30)

Where
University of Cambridge


Fees

FREE for all to attend 

Booking
To register your interest to attend email [email protected]
CIRIA Members will be given priority to register for this event. 

Terms and Conditions
Please note this is a jointly organised event with the Laing O'Rourke Centre, University of Cambridge. 
By registering for this event your details will be shared with the Laing O'Rourke Centre, University of Cambridge for the purpose of this event and any communications regarding the event. 
Personal data is gathered in accordance with CIRIA's privacy policy and the University of Cambridge's privacy policy.
Click here for details of CIRIA's terms and conditions that will apply.

Further information
For further information on CIRIA membership and other services, please contact:
Tel: 020 7549 3300
Fax: 020 7549 3349
Email: [email protected] 
Web: www.ciria.org

When
3/16/2020
Where
University of Cambridge Kings College - Keynes Lecture Theatre CAMBRIDGE
Online registration not available.
 
 

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