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DURABLE, SUSTAINABLE TIMBER DOORS, WINDOWS AND CLADDING WITH A MINIMUM SERVICE LIFE OF 60 YEARS
The RIBA approved CPD on Accoya® wood discusses the benefits, performance test results and applications for acetylated wood.
T: + 44 (0)1753 757500 E:
justin.peckham@
accsysplc.com W:
www.accoya.com SUSTAINABLE LIQUID ROOFING — THE COLD FACTS
Kemper System has a world-wide reputation for quality dependable waterproofing with proven longevity. Our RIBA approved CPD seminar covers the key areas relating to cold liquid-applied waterproofing for flat roofs and other applications. Liquid waterproofing is the fastest growing sector of the roofing market, and the presentation has a particular emphasis on the specification of sustainable liquid roofing in new build, warm roof, green roof and refurbishment projects. T: 01925 445532 E:
enquiries@kempersystem.co.uk W:
www.kempersystem.co.uk
CPD SEMINAR 1: UNDERSTANDING PASSIVE FIRE PROTECTION CPD SEMINAR 2: PROTECTION FROM FIRE AND BLAST
Promat UK offers an extensive range of passive fire protection systems and solutions, for use in a variety of applications. Renowned for its technical expertise, extensive testing regime and third party accreditation, Promat draws upon over 50 years’ experience in passive fire protection.
T: 01344 381350 F: 01344 381301 E:
cpd@promat.co.uk W:
www.promat.co.uk/online-cpd
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LOW CARBON ENERGY SOLUTIONS FOR NON-MAINS GAS AREAS Calor is the UK’s leading supplier of LPG – the lowest carbon fossil fuel available to homes and businesses located and developed in non mains gas areas. The CPD presentation explores and explains what LPG is, the principles of where LPG can be installed and the legislation and incentives that encourage its use. The low carbon and renewable technologies compatible with LPG will are also covered. T: 0800 121 7854 E:
askcalor@calor.co.uk
MOVERS & SHAKERS LTD Project Planning & Monitoring
FROM CONCEPT TO COMPLETION
DELAYS ANALYST & FORENSIC PLANNING BIM 5D MODELLING
T: 020 7924 0905; 07958 220257 E:
j.straker@
virgin.net W:
wwwmoversshakers.co.uk
BASEMENT AND CONCRETE WATERPROOFING
Triton offers five RIBA-approved CPD seminars on aspects of new build and exist- ing basement waterproofing, concrete waterproofing and green roof construction.
C: Paul Sweatman
pauls@tritonsystems.co.uk T: 01322 318830
THE SPECIFICATION AND DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS OF: SEMINAR 1 – STAIR EDGINGS SEMINAR 2 – BARRIER MATTING SEMINAR 3 – WALL, CORNER & DOOR PROTECTION SYSTEMS
The RIBA approved seminars provide information to make the specification of each product simple and effective and outlines any current standards and guidelines.
Gradus is a UK manufacturer and supplier of contract interior finishes. The product offering includes stair edgings, floor trims, wall protection systems, barrier matting systems, LED lighting systems and floorcoverings.
C: Abigail Swan E:
cpd@gradusworld.com T: 01625 428922 W:
www.gradusworld.com
Steve Teasdale has 38 years of experience in commercial and contractual management of construction projects. Teasdale Consultants provide the following services at very reasonable rates: Dispute Management • Claim management – identification, preparation, negotiation and settlement • Defense against claims Contract Management • Contract Administration and Commercial Management • Tender and Contract Documentation – preparation, review and guidance For further information contact Steve Teasdale FCIOB, ACIArb T: +44 (0)1782 680407 Mobile: +44 (0)7515 569962 E:
steasdale@btinternet.com
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