Upcoming CPD courses from the Mid-Career College, CIBSE 11-13 June 12 – Mechanical Services Explained (3 days) – London


This course provides a background and an understanding of the different systems widely used to service buildings. It gives delegates a better appreciation of the many issues associated with design, operation and maintenance of mechanical services.


13 June 2012 – Best Practice in Energy Management: ISO50001 – London International Standard 50001 provides organisations with management strategies to increase  to provide organisations with a recognised framework for integrating energy performance into their management practices.


19-21 June 2012 – Electrical Services Explained (3 days) – London This three day course will give you a grounding in electrical services and a better appreciation of many of the issues associated with design, installation and maintenance of electrical systems.


For a full list of upcoming MCC training courses or for more information visit www.cibsetraining.co.uk/mcc or call 020 8772 3660


Society of Public Health Engineers (SoPHE) in association with WaterAid Young Engineers Award 2012 The Challenge


Develop an innovative communal water delivery strategy to the problem of supplying water to those that cannot afford a water connection. Participants should pay special attention to the technical and financial sustainability of their proposed solution.


Submissions


Demonstrate your idea on one A1 poster. Please refer to the SoPHE website for more information.


Entrants


Teams of up to 3 people aged 18-35 The Award


An in-country trip to verify the applicability


of the design and an iPad


www.cibse.org/sophe in association with


www.cibsejournal.com June 2012 CIBSE Journal 67


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