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EVENTS NEWS


Series II of Alumasc WMS’ Live CPD Webinars has launched!


Specialist water management manufacturer Alumasc has now launched its second series of live CPD webinars, following a hugely successful programme last year.


Suitable for Architects, Specifiers, Contractors, and Engineers specifying for water management and building drainage in the construction industry, series two comprises a full range of online RIBA accredited, core curriculum CPD seminars that encompass all five brands under the AlumascWMS umbrella: Skyline, Rainwater, Harmer, Wade and Gatic.


Each webinar will provide viewers expert knowledge, insight and technical advice from Alumasc product experts, with trusted content encompassing product information and systems and technical standards from the


broader context of urban water management.


AlumascWMSMarketing Director, Ben Green, commented: “Over 800 people attended the


first series of webinars last year and there are high expectations that the second series will be just as popular. We’re very much looking forward to welcoming everyone this time round!”


The series launched early May and will continue into the summer until 23rd September. Those interested in joining should register here quickly to avoid disappointment:


Highlights of this programme include: ‘Aluminium Fascia, Soffits and Coping Systems,’ presented by Ivan Colvil, Skyline’s Senior Technical Manager; ‘Rainwater Disposal from Pitched Roofs,’ presented by Martin Wood, Regional Key Account Manager for the


North; and ‘Internal Rainwater Drainage’ presented by Specification Manager Shaun Fowler.


BPF Pipes group hosts series of best practice webinars


In line with promoting best practice across the construction industry the BPF Pipes Group has launched a series of informative lunchtime webinars, starting with ‘Making Connections to Polyethylene (PE) Water Pipes’ on 16 June.


Derek Muckle, who chairs the BPF Pipes Group’s Pressure Pipes and Jointing Group and is a past President of the Pipes Group, will present the first webinar at 12.00 noon. It will cover making connections to PE water mains with predictable asset lifetimes, no leaks or service interruptions and minimal disruption to traffic flows. Connections for new developments will be covered as well as bypass loops, hydrant retrofits and air valves. Registration is free at https://bit.ly/340lKDy


Other webinars in the series include ‘Air Admittance Valves – An Introduction’ on 13 July, ‘The Right Choice – the Role of EPDs in the Selection of Pipes’ on 2 September, ‘The Role


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Plastic Pipes Will Play in the Delivery of Net Zero’ on 20 October and ‘Designing Drains and Sewers’ on 24 November.


Caroline Ayres, Director of the BPF Pipes Group, said that the popularity of webinars increased significantly during lockdown, and looks set to


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continue as flexible working becomes the norm. “These bite-sized webinars are aimed at improving knowledge and promoting best practice on a range of applications in the utilities and construction industry and we are delighted to be launching this new series.”


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