People
Certifying
Movers & Shakers
The European AECOM graduate
Building Jonathan Farrance
excellence
Automation has become the
Controls world’s youngest
Association (eu. ICE Chartered
bac) has Engineer, aged
CIBSE’s new certification manager,
announced that Scott Petersen has just 23. A structural engineer,
replaced Stephane Le Gentil as Farrance was one of 1,206
Phil Clare, reveals what it is he does
chairman. Petersen is marketing candidates across the world that
director – energy solutions at sat the ICE exams last year. He is
to help members Honeywell EMEAI. now studying for the Institution of
Structural Engineers Professional
Phil Clare may have only been in Rob Gardiner has examination in April.
the job for four months, but he secured a
has yet to find an aspect of being a four-year Three key figures
certification manager for CIBSE that apprenticeship in the built
he doesn’t like. with building environment
In charge of a team of nine staff, services field have been
he manages financial performance consultant NG Bailey. The recognised in the
and authorises certificates for Low 16-year-old fought off competition 2010 New Year
Carbon Energy Assessors for DEC from thousands of others to obtain Honours List.
(Display Energy Certificates), EPC the position. The former CTC Anne King,
(Energy Performance Certificates) Kingshurst Academy pupil recently director of the
and ACIs (Air Conditioning completed his Level One NVQ in Building Services
Inspectors). As with all new engineering. Research and
He was hired in September Information
2009 and, since that time, has
systems, until it is
Andy Walsh has Association
attended both internal and
implemented, not all
been appointed (BSRIA) received an MBE in
external technical and commercial UK sales recognition of her services to the
meetings; suggested and (if
of the issues can be
specialist for PV construction industry, while
approved) implemented new
foreseen
(Photo Voltaic) William Rickett, retired
certification schemes; and Inverters by director-general of energy at the
ensured that CIBSE’s schemes As with all new systems, until it is Fronius GMbH of Austria, Department for Energy and
continue to comply with the implemented, not all of the issues following the opening of their new Climate Change, (pictured) was
relevant authorities, such as the can be foreseen.’ UK subsidiary. Andy is responsible awarded an Order of the Bath.
Department for Communities and All new documentation that is for all sales in the United Kingdom. George Ferguson, past president
Local Government (CLG) and the created is reviewed and approved Andy has 18 years’ experience in at the Royal Institute of British
United Kingdom Accreditation by a director and, where required, the energy management industry, Architects (RIBA), was honoured
Service (UKAS). This is on top of the low carbon consultant steering and was formerly with Perpetual with an OBE for his services to
managing his team, which deals committee. Depending on the size Energy Ltd. architecture and to the
with the day-to-day activities of of the project, it can take up to three community in the south-west.
the schemes, quality assuring months to create, approve and Multidisciplinary
approved assessors/inspectors implement a scheme, which then engineering Design, engineering and
work, issuing certificates and needs to be assessed by UKAS. consultancy Buro management consultant WSP
advising prospective applicants. Other projects he has been Happold has has appointed Jason Richards as
The 46-year-old normally starts involved with include reviewing appointed Chris an associate director in its Leeds
work at 8.30am and leaves about all of CIBSE’s current processes Sparrow as group office. Richards, an chartered
5.30pm, but with the 90-minute and procedures, enabling him to director and regional discipline mechanical engineer and
journey each way, it’s a long old identify improvements and ensure leader (structures) to its Hong accredited BREEAM assessor,
day. compliance with the relevant Kong office. Sparrow is a structural joins from OPERON.
Clare enthuses: ‘Every day bodies’ requirements. ‘This is a engineer with more than 35 years’
introduces a new challenge. At continual improvement process experience. He previously worked David Stanley,
the moment there isn’t anything I involving review and audit of our at Meinhardt. CEng MCIBSE
don’t like, although this could have processes and procedures,’ he MIET, has been
changed by the time this article is added. Southern Bear plc, a holding appointed as
published!’ Clare, an ACQI (associate company for support services, senior project
One of the projects he member – Chartered Quality industrial and engineering sectors, manager at
is currently working on is Institute) ISO 9001 lead assessor, has appointed Nigel William Birmingham City University. He
implementing the automated has been in the industry for nine Wray as non-executive chairman. will now be responsible for the
systems for registration years, having previously worked at He has previous board member MEP and ICT engineering of the
applications and recording and BRE Global. experience on many AIM listed new city centre campus. Stanley
updating CPD records: ‘The companies. Fenhams, which previously worked for Hoare Lea
systems have both gone live
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issues as and when they occur.
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