LOOKING AHEAD Events & training


NATIONAL EVENTS AND CONFERENCES


Fire Risk Solutions for Timber Structures 3-4 December, London Examining the findings of timber frame fire testing. www.frts2012.com


National Insulation Association annual conference and exhibition 4 December, Birmingham An in-depth look at the issues in the sector. www.nationalinsulation association.org.uk


BAU 2013 14-19 January, Munich Dubbed a world-leading trade fair for architecture, materials and systems. www.bau- muenchen.com


Lighting Masterclass 31 January, Norwich The Society of Light and Lighting Masterclass season continues its tour. www.sll.org.uk


CIBSE Building Performance Awards 5 February, London Find out who the 2013 winners are at this prestigious industry event. www.cibseawards.org


Ecobuild 2013 5-7 March, London Sustainable design, construction and the built environment. www.ecobuild.co.uk


ThinkFM 2013 10 June, London This year's focus is 'the leadership challenge'. www.ecobuild.co.uk


CIBSE GROUPS AND SOCIETIES


For more information visit www.cibse.org/events


Direct Gas-Fired Water Heaters – sizing and applications 4 December, London Presentation by Lochinvar. Steve.vaughan@ aecom.com


LED lighting: advantages and pitfalls 4 December, Derbyshire' One building a minute’ presentations. www.cibse.org/events


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An insight into electrical supply, security of supply and smart grids 6 December, London A Home Counties North West region event. www.cibse.org/events or m.goodwin@ dunwoody.uk.com


West Midlands Annual Dinner 7 December, Birmingham Annual dinner for CIBSE West Midlands region. chiahuaylau@ hoarelea.com


17th Edition of the Wiring Regulations 13 December, Venue TBC Joint CIBSE and IET event, hosted by the South West region. Millham.orchard@ tiscali.co.uk


Taking Control 13 December, London Society of Light and Lighting event with speakers from Artistic License, Multiload Technology, and Harvard Engineering. sll@cibse.org


Building Information Modelling (BIM) 10 January, Bristol A south west region event. Millham.orchard@ tiscali.co.uk


Air conditioning inspections and CFC update 15 January, Northampton East Midlands region joint meeting with the Building & Engineering Services Association (BESA). www.cibse.org/events


Introduction to Soft Landings 16 January, Birmingham A West Midlands region evening seminar. Nigel.Marriott@ gmtreble.co.uk


Integrated Building Management Systems 30 January, Birmingham A West Midlands region event. Speaker: ADT. Nigel.Marriott@ gmtreble.co.uk


CIBSE Journal December 2012


BREEAM: Planning law and carbon reduction commitment update 5 February, Derbyshire An East Midlands region evening meeting. www.cibse.org/events


Lighting Design – Why Maintenance Factors Matter 13 February, Birmingham A West Midlands region event. Speaker: Thorn. Nigel.Marriott@ gmtreble.co.uk


Humidity Control – Solving Building Performance Issues Worldwide 13 February, online Humidity problems associated with three 'real world' building types. tim@timdwyer.com


Modern CCTV System Design 21 February, Bristol The very latest developments in the security industry. millham.orchard@ tiscali.co.uk


TRAINING For more information visit www.cibsetraining.co.uk or call the events team on 020 8772 3660


CPD


Heat Pumps 3 December, London Building Drainage Explained 4 December, London Practical Controls for HVAC Systems 4 December, London Introduction to BS7671:2008 Requirements for Electrical Installations 5 December, London Part L Building Regulations 6 December, London Introduction to Facilities Management 6 December, London


Taking Control 13 December, London


The future of lighting will be put under the spotlight during the Society of Light and Lighting's event, Taking Control, to be staged at the London Transport Museum in Covent Garden.


This pre-Christmas event includes a chance for the science behind the ideas to be demonstrated. Wayne Howell, technical director of Artistic License, will talk about 'The future of lighting protocols', which will include a discussion of DMX512 vs DALI and their relative merits.


Brian Cuthbertson, managing director of Multiload Technology, will be demonstrating the niche market for 'Unashamedly analogue lighting systems in this digital world'.


Analogue control is rarely mentioned in the digital


Air Conditioning Inspections for buildings 6 December, London Smoke Control: Matching the Method to the Building 11 December, London Energy Strategy Reports 12 December, London Gas Safety Regulations 13 December, London Inspection and testing of electrical installations and portable equipment 13 December, London Practical Project Management 15 January, London Earthing and Bonding Systems 15 January, London Building Electrics Basics 1 16 January, London EPC Training – two day course 21 January, London Introduction to Building Services 22 January, London


Mechanical Services Explained 22 January, Birmingham Building Electrics Basics 2 23 January, London Low and Zero Carbon Energy Technologies: undertaking feasibility studies and understanding design considerations 23 January, London SBEM Training 24 January, London DEC Training – two-day course 28 January, London Fire Safety in Purpose-Built Blocks of Flats 30 January, London Energy Surveys 30 January, London Introduction to Legionella Control 31 January, London Air Conditioning Basics 1 31 January, London


Send your event details to cbailey@cibsejournal.com


www.cibsejournal.com


world, but it need not be old fashioned, as Cuthbertson will explain. The latest state- of-the-art analogue systems will be introduced. The third and final


speaker, Michael McDonnell, technical director of Harvard Engineering, will discuss dimming HID and LED products.


The doors open at 5.40pm for 6pm start. www.sll.org.uk


Wayne Howell


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