12 News Safety at work The interactive learning lab
STAFF AT WATERLOO Air Products recently took part in an Injury Free Environment (IFE) training initiative delivered by Skanska UK.
Skanska actively encourages its subcontractors and business partners to participate in promoting safer environments, as their collaboration is essential in the prevention of injuries. By inviting
subcontractors and business partners to take part, the industry is proactively embracing safer working practices and setting new standards.
Waterloo’s business development manager Rachel Roots said: “We work closely with Skanska UK on many projects, we’re delighted to support the company and that so many of our staff were able to take part.”
JOHNSON CONTROLS HAS created ‘The Box’ for the Sir Charles Kao University Technical College (UTC) in Harlow. The Box is an innovative interactive teaching environment, equipped with building management systems (BMS).
This project fits the philosophy behind the establishment of the UTC’s by the British government. It provides students with technical education that prepare them for the future by providing them with the skills and experience wanted by the industry.
“The Box brings added value to students’ experiences with innovative technologies that are becoming more and more relevant. Energy efficiency and sustainability are increasingly part of our everyday life and working environment,” said Jonathan Williams, technology and integration sales manager at Johnson Controls Building
Efficiency UK. “Employers are constantly struggling to find candidates with emerging technologies or manufacturing skills. ‘The Box’ will help these students prepare for future job opportunities.” Principal Michael
McKeaveney added: “The installation of The Box will enhance the learning experience we offer students, and I am delighted with the result. It exemplifies the employer-led, current and
pioneering approach to education we deliver.” Johnson Controls designed, supplied, installed and delivered the Metasys Building Management System for the project.
Integrated in a normal classroom setting, The Box measures temperature, light and humidity and has been configured with two spaces – a teaching space and a plant/ maintenance space.
www.johnsoncontrols.co.uk
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