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diversity and equality in the workforce. The Day Four keynote, 'Fighting with Pride: The LGBT+ Military Charity', will be presented by Craig Jones and Caroline Paige, CEOs of Fighting with Pride. A lunchtime session in the 'Belonging' stream will see Dr Mark McBride-Wright, Founder and MD of EqualEngineers, discuss 'InterEngineering and How This Inspired the Focus on Masculinity in Engineering'. A Chartered chemical engineer specialising in health and safety, with experience in oil and gas, government services, and defence, Dr McBride-Wright is a recognised leader in diversity and inclusion in the engineering and construction industry. He is Chair and Co- Founder of InterEngineering, an organisation which ‘connects, informs, and empowers’ LGBT+ engineers and supporters. Under his leadership, it has become ‘the leading organisation addressing LGBT+ inclusion in the engineering and construction sector’, with a membership of over 500 engineers. He wrote a report for the Government on tackling homophobic, biphobic, and transphobic bullying in engineering, and is working with it on implementation of the recommended measures.
Looking after people
In the ‘Looking After Our People’ stream, in a session chaired by IHEEM President, Paul Fenton, David Lakin, Head of Education, Safeguarding & Education Policy at the IET, will address 'The Faraday Challenge, and How IET are Supporting STEM Education Programmes'. IHEEM has partnered with the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) as its 2021-2022 Faraday Challenge theme partner. The Faraday Challenge days are designed to introduce students to engineering, inspire them to consider an engineering career, and help develop their practical and employability skills. As theme partner, IHEEM has worked with the IET to develop a suitable challenge that reflects the Institute’s priorities, and that would capture students’ imagination. In a subsequent presentation, IHEEM Project Support Officer, Monira Kaouech, will then explain the thinking behind the Institute’s joint development with HEFMA of a Career Route Map setting out the entry routes, progression into, and key skills and
The Healthcare Estates IHEEM Awards The presentation of the 2020/21 Healthcare Estates IHEEM Awards will take
place at 6.15 pm on Tuesday 19 October, both during a drinks reception at Manchester Central, and online.
This year’s award categories are: n Best New Build Project of the Year. n Healthcare Supplier of the Year (a new award). n Refurbishment Project of the Year. n Architectural Practice of the Year. n Apprentice of the Year. n Sustainable Achievement. n Estates & Facilities Team. n Consultancy of the Year. n Product Innovation of the Year. n IHEEM Lifetime Achievements.
*In the following pages, you will find the full conference programme, an exhibitor floorplan and exhibitor list, and information from a number of exhibitors on what they will be showing in Manchester.
responsibilities in, a range of healthcare engineering and estate management roles, and IHEEM COO, Tania Davies, will present on the online MyIHEEM CPD system, via which IHEEM members can record their lifelong learning outcomes. The system is designed to enable them to capture both the quantitative and qualitative areas of their CPD activities via a ‘useful and user-friendly interface’.
IHEEM national
apprenticeship scheme The ‘Looking After Our People’ stream will also include presentations from Eileen Bayles, Regional Training & Development Manager at the Northern & Yorkshire NHS Assessment Centre, and Simon Dennis, Commercial Manager at Salisbury
Procurement Hub, on IHEEM’s well-advanced plans for a new National Apprentice Programme.
‘Belonging’ stream
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The ‘Belonging’ stream will include presentations from organisations as diverse as University Hospitals Sussex, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, the Mermaids Charity, Manchester Spartans, and Fighting with Pride, while the ‘New Ways of Working’ stream will cover topics ranging from ‘Methods and Predictive Models to Stress-test Hospital- Wide Medical Planning Solutions for High Performance’ (Jon Huddy and David White), to a look at ‘Combining Artwork with Lighting to Combat the Clinical Dark Age’, by Louisa Williams of art consultancy, Art in Site. The fourth Day Four stream – ‘Growing for the Future’ – will see presentations from some of the specialist training providers to the sector with whom IHEEM has forged recent partnerships (HEJ – August 2021).
Pete Sellars. Day Five
On Friday 22 September, the fifth and final day, online sessions running from 10.00 am to 3.30 pm, under the theme, ‘International Perspective’, will feature presentations on experiences and learnings from overseas, plus an update on the International Federation of Healthcare Engineering’s activities. The day, and the Healthcare Estates 2021 conference, will conclude with a presentation at 4.35 pm, in which Paul Fenton will give his closing remarks.
Offering delegates choice IHEEM CEO, Pete Sellars, said: “We have worked hard to bring together a hybrid event that offers choice for our delegates to engage with Healthcare Estates in a way that suits them. The Institute is undoubtedly breaking new ground with this delivery model, but we remain committed to supporting our individual and corporate members during what is still a challenging and uncertain time for our industry. In particular I am looking forward to welcoming everyone to our online and on-demand conference.
“While there will be no live speakers or presentations at Manchester Central, we have built on the success of our 2020 Digital Week by developing a multi- stream programme that will deliver over 100 sessions and over 80 hours of live and on-demand content for delegates. We are once again honoured to have a wide range of prominent speakers from across the EFM and wider engineering profession, and I would like to thank them for their continued support. I hope everyone – however they connect – discovers something in our online programme that is informative and inspiring, but, most of all, enjoyable.”
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