IHEEM 2022 CROKE PARK, DUBLIN
09.00-10.00 Registration, Refreshments, Exhibition KEYNOTES
10.00-10.10 Welcome Keynote sessions Chaired by Bill O’Reilly, Chair of IHEEM Republic of Ireland Branch
10.10-10.35 Keynote 1 - Dean Sullivan HSE Deputy CEO, Chief Strategy Officer
10.35-11.00 Keynote 2 - Declan Meally, Director of Business, Public Sector and Transport, Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)
11.00-12.00 Morning Break, Networking & Exhibition
SUSTAINABLE HEALTHCARE CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT
Chaired By Peter Smyth, HSE Capital & Estates National Lead Climate Action & Sustainability
12.00-12.30 Kevin Sheridan & Rachel Keating, HSE Capital & Estates Energy Unit-Approach to Infrastructure Decarbonisation
12.30-13.00 Damien Clarke –Energy Efficient and Towards Carbon Zero Design
13.00-13.30 John Reilly (HSE) & Orla Coyle (SEAI)-Energy Deep Retrofit-Pathfinder Program
13.30-13.50 Q&A session with Speakers 13.50-14.50 Lunch, Networking, Exhibition
DEVELOPING A SUSTAINABLE WORKFORCE Chaired By Pete Sellars, IHEEM CEO
14.50-15.20 Caroline Lowe, Workforce HR System Manager, National NHS Estates and Facilities Team
15.20-15.50 Bernard Pierce, HSE National Estates Information Systems (NEIS)
15.50-16.10 Q&A session with speakers 16.10-16.30 Tea & Coffee Break
16.30-16.50 Mark Kane, Assistant National Director HSE Capital& Estates - New Construction Methods, Strategy, Risk and Sustainability
16.50-17.00 Closing Address Awards Dinner 18.00-20.00 Welcome Drinks Reception at the GAA Museum
20.00-22.00 Conference Dinner (Guest speaker Gordon D’Arcy)
22.00-22.30 Presentation of Awards
22.30-23.30 Charity Auction organised by IHEEM Ireland Branches
23.30-01.30 Venue closes at 01.30
Habitat for Humanity works beside families to build, renovate or repair their home. Habitat advocates to improve access to affordable shelter and sup- ports funding models that enable families with limited resources make vital improvements to their homes.
In association with:
JOINT CONFERENCE, EXHIBITION & AWARDS DINNER NORTHERN IRELAND & REPUBLIC OF IRELAND
MONDAY 16th & TUESDAY 17th MAY
‘Delivering Sustainable Healthcare Estates’ Monday 16th May 2022
Tuesday 17th May 2022
09.00-10.00 Registration, Refreshments, Exhibition KEYNOTES
10.00-10.10 Welcome Keynote sessions Chaired by Steven Johnston, Chair of IHEEM Northern Ireland Branch
10.10-10.35 Brendan Smyth - Director of Health Projects within Construction and Procurement Delivery (CPD-Finance Department) Northern Ireland
10.35-11.00 Asset Management Unit, Strategic Investment Board Northern Ireland (Speaker TBC)
11.00-12.00 Morning Break, Networking & Exhibition
PLANNING FOR A SUSTAINABLE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM
Chaired By Nigel Keery, Head of Estates Operations, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust
12.00-12.30 Damien O’Mullan - Head of Energy, Northern Ireland Water
12.30-13.00 Scott Hislop, Principal National Investigator, UK Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch
13.00-13.50 Q&A session with Speakers 13.50-14.50
MANAGEMENT OF STRATEGIC RISK THROUGH SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS
Chaired By Paul Fenton, IHEEM President
14.50-15.20 George McCracken - Head of Risk and Environment, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust
15.20-15.50 Dr Patrick Keatley - Lecturer in Energy Policy and Infrastructure, University of Ulster
15.50-16.10 Q&A session with speakers 16.10-16.30 Speaker Panel Discussion (All speakers)
16.30-16.45 Closing Address End of Conference
Delegate daily fee Member: £50
Delegate daily fee Non-Member: £100 Dinner Fee: £80
(assistance available for Northern Ireland Branch members)-see booking form
www.iheem.org.uk/events
*Please note programme is subject to change
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