INSTITUTE NEWS I H E E M


INSTITUTE OF HEALTHCARE ENGINEERING AND ESTATE MANAGEMENT


President Alison Ryan


CEng, MSc, BSc, FIHEEM, MCIBSE president@iheem.org.uk


Chief Executive Officer


Peter Sellars CEng, FIHEEM ceo@iheem.org.uk


Chief Operating Officer


Tania Davies tania.davies@iheem.org.uk


Business Support Manager Nicola Latham nicola.latham@iheem.org.uk


Professional Development Manager


Zanna Mercer zanna.mercer@iheem.org.uk


Membership & Administration Coordinator


Clair Wilkins clair.wilkins@iheem.org.uk


Finance Assistant Nikki Tyler nikki.tyler@iheem.org.uk


Membership Development Officer


Karen Casey karen.casey@iheem.org.uk


Project Support Officer Kaltrina Azemi kaltrina.azemi@iheem.org.uk


Tel: 02392 823 186 Email: office@iheem.org.uk Web: www.iheem.org.uk


Technical and Advisory Platforms Decontamination TP


decontamination@iheem.org.uk Electrical TP


electrical@iheem.org.uk


Medical Gas TP medgas@iheem.org.uk Water TP


water@iheem.org.uk


Strategic Estates Management AP sem@iheem.org.uk


Medical Devices TP meddevices@iheem.org.uk


Ventilation TP


ventilation@iheem.org.uk Mechanical TP


mechanical@iheem.org.uk


Environmental Sustainability AP sustainability@iheem.org.uk


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Museum event marked IHEEM 80th anniversary in style


IHEEM’s 80th


Anniversary event was held on the evening before Healthcare Estates opened – 9 October – at the Science and Industry Museum in Manchester. First opened in


1969, the museum moved from temporary premises on Grosvenor Street in Chorlton-on- Medlock to its current home at the former Liverpool Road station in 1975. 2009-2010 saw a £9 m redevelopment of the Great Western Warehouse, supporting the establishment of a new Learning Centre, Conference Centre, restaurant and cafe, Museum Shop, and main entrance. Today, the museum houses a replica of


‘Baby’ – the world’s first stored-program computer, one of the first Rolls-Royce cars, and a Textiles Gallery, showcasing


the machines, people, and stories, that once made Manchester the international centre of the world’s cotton industry. The well-attended celebratory event saw 300 guests enjoy access to these displays, and many others, in the cavernous, industrial gallery space. The evening began with a welcome drinks reception sponsored by PPL Training, hosted in the Revolution Gallery, which features a vibrant neon and digital display chandelier. An engaging tour of the museum’s Textile Gallery was open to all attendees, with a live demonstration of the processes and thundering sounds once experienced by thousands of mill workers. The textile machinery on display allows viewers to trace the production of textiles – from the processing of raw cotton on a carding machine, through the spinning of cotton yarn, culminating in weaving on looms and jacquard machines.


IHEEM CEO, Pete Sellars, presented the launch of a specially commissioned short film commemorating the legacy and progress of the Institute. The look and feel of the video reflects a fresh approach for the Institute, and captures the community spirit and global reach of the Institute’s work. He then gave a speech in honour of the Institute’s rich 80-year history, where he praised the contributions of all attendees, and recognised the importance of the ‘IHEEM family.’ A gift was also presented on behalf of IHEEM to Peter Ramrayka, a long- standing member, who was also celebrating his 80th birthday on the day.


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