Looking ahead
Events & Training
NATIONAL EVENTS/
l 03 Feb 2010 Young Lighter of
Celebrating success
CONFERENCES
the Year 03 February London Former Mayor of London Ken
Rewarding young talent. Tel: 020 The CIBSE Low Carbon Livingstone addresses the
l 07 Jan 2010 The cost- 8772 3622 email:
lpeck@cibse.org Performance Awards 2010 will audience at last year’s event.
effectiveness of building- take place on 3 February 2010
scale renewables – practical
CIBSE REGIONS
at London’s Grosvenor House
experiences Stourbridge Hotel.
Presentation by Phil Harris, l 11 Jan 2010 Architectural The awards, now in their
Worcestershire County Council. lighting control Belfast third year, recognise and
david.j.bryan@btinternet.com Mark Taylor 02890 669456 reward proven achievements
l 13 Jan 2010 The Great Carbon
admin@cibseNI.org in delivering carbon savings in
Debate London l 11 Jan 2010 Refrigeration buildings.
Debate on the ‘real’ carbon impact review Cardiff CIBSE will be congratulating
of building systems design. Tim Talk on current trends and future those who have achieved
Dwyer 020 7815 7638 timdwyer@ developments in refrigeration. innovative and inspirational
lsbu.ac.uk jno@neiloliver.plus.com low carbon solutions in both
l 13-15 Jan 2010 Safer Schools, l 14 Jan 2010 The future of the design and management
Safer Communities London energy supply Cambridge of buildings. And this year, for carbon performance.
How to eliminate the social causes Energy Information Centre giving a the first time, there are awards The list of shortlisted entries
of crime and poor behaviour. presentation. Jonathan Page 01473 for Consultant of the Year, has now been announced and can
www.isssc2010.com 381983 jonathan.page@mlm. Contractor of the Year, and be viewed at
l 19 Jan 2010 LG5: lighting in
uk.com Training Initiative of the Year.
www.cibse.org/awards2010
education London l 15 Jan 2010 Innovation in This year’s awards ceremony To book your table at the event,
Speaker Iain Macrae discusses. LED lighting for building services once again promises to download a booking form at
Tel: 020 8772 3622 High Wycombe be a true celebration of
www.cibse.org/awards2010
email: lpeckc@
ibse.org A look at LED lighting. Mike the advancements and or email:
l 19 Jan 2010 Now or never – a Goodwin 020 8621 2100 achievements of the best in low
eventscene1@btinternet.com
low carbon built environment for
m.goodwin@dunwoody.uk.com
the 21st century Oxford
‘Perfect storm’ challenges presented
CIBSE/OTHER TRAINING
l 26 Jan 2010 Low energy air Reports – new course London
by climate change. conditioning London ELECTRICAL SERVICES
www.southeastexcellence.co.uk l 20 Jan 2010 Flooding and l 27 Jan 2010 The practical l 19 Jan 2010 Introduction to
l 20 Jan 2010 SoPHE: Design effects on Buildings application of heat pumps London 11kV distribution and protection
principles, associated sizing Marlborough l 28 Jan 2010 Practical controls London
and selection for plate heat Focusing on climate change. Tel: for HVAC systems London l 25-27 Jan 2010 Electrical
exchangers and calorifiers 0845 0706112 email: jward@ciob. l 03 Feb 2010 Mechanical services explained (three-day
Manchester
org.uk services explained (three-day course) Birmingham
Rob Larner and Phil Cooper l 24 Jan 2010 Building Control course) London l 03 Feb 2010 Electrical services
(Ormandy/Rycroft) speakers. Tel: - Practice and Procedures Part 1 l 05 Feb 2010 Practical air explained (three-day) Leeds
0161 886 2438 email: Northampton distribution system design l 04 Feb 2010 Earthing and
Paul.AngusW@
SPGroup.com Association of Building Engineers’ London bonding systems London
l 01 Feb 2010 Photovoltaics & course for building control FIRE SAFETY BUILDING REGULATIONS
wind seminar London technicians.
cpd@abe.org.uk l 14 Jan 2010 Part B (fire safety) AND SUSTAINABILITY
Exploring solar PV/wind. www.nef. l 29 Jan 2010 Renewable of the Building Regulations l 20 Jan 2010 Building
org.uk/energytraining/index.htm energy technologies for Code 6 of London Regulations Part G (2009)
l 03 Feb 2010 CIBSE Low Sustainable Homes Brighton l 21 Jan 2010 Fire sprinkler explained – new course
Carbon Performance Awards Energy criteria for the Code for systems: design to BSEN 12845 Birmingham
London Sustainable Homes. London l 21 Jan 2010 Using the
Rewarding innovative and
b.m.gretton@brighton.ac.uk l 09-11 Feb 2010 Fire safety Society of Light and Lighting’s
sustainable solutions.
www.cibse.org l 15-19 Feb 2010 Low Carbon engineering design: principles Code for Lighting 2009
Consultants Energy Management and practice (three-day) London London
SOCIETY OF LIGHT AND
System Register for BSEN 16001 l 16 Feb 2010 Examination of l 25 Jan 2010 Energy strategy
LIGHTING
London the new BS9999 on fire safety in reports - new course London
Technical skills: implementing BSEN buildings Birmingham l 04 Feb 2010 Introduction to
Visit the SLL pages via
www.cibse.org 16001.
www.cibsetraining.co.uk l 17 Feb 2010 Emergency renewables London
l 20 Jan 2010 Developments in lighting to comply with fire safety LIGHTING
lighting design (tbc) Manchester
CPD TRAINING
requirements London l 20 Jan 2010 How to specify
Lamps, fittings, optics, controls and PUBLIC HEALTH AND WATER lighting: office lighting London
example projects. Visit
www.cibsetraining.co.uk, l 02 Feb 2010 Sanitary and FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
email:
r.gordon@tace.co.uk call 020 7675 5211 or email rainwater design using BSEN l 27 Jan 2010 Introduction to
l 28 Jan 2010 SLL Masterclass-
eventbookings@cibse.org 12056:2000 London Facilities Management London
Lighting for the Future Leicester MECHANICAL SERVICES PROJECT MANAGEMENT l 28 Jan 2010 Understanding
Tel: 020 8772 3614 l 26 Jan 2010 Building drainage AND BUSINESS SKILLS & Specifying CCTV & Security
email:
jrussell@cibse.org explained London l 25 Jan 2010 Energy Strategy Systems London
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