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INSTITUTE NEWS Regulations on CPD tightened Simon Adamson.


He later served as STFTs’ Head of Estates (Specialist Services).


Leading a staff change programme Simon Adamson’s previous career roles included Estates Manager (Operational Services) at the Harrogate & District NHS Foundation Trust, and Acting Head of Estates at the Trust, where he led a programme of change related to a new staff model and revised core working hours, and managed the day-to-day Operational Estates function. Part of his work entailed designing and implementing a revised structure to address skills shortages and problems with recruitment, which saw him introduce a ‘new ‘career pathway’ from Maintenance assistant to Technician/ Team leader through Adult Leaning Apprenticeships.


Simon Adamson says he has ‘excellent interpersonal skills’, including in conflict resolution and problem-solving, ‘with respect to both personnel and service engineering issues’.


He undertook an Indentured Advanced Modern Apprenticeship, has an NVQ/ BTEC in Mechanical Engineering, has held a decontamination lead role, and has served as an AP for Low Voltage Electrical Systems, Medical Gas Pipeline Systems, Decontamination, and Ventilation.


He added: “Positions at varying levels – from apprentice to head of Estates in a large Acute Regional Trauma Centre – have given me a thorough understanding of departmental, Trust, and NHS national structures. I also have a proven track record of change management through what have often been considered challenging times over the past 20 years.”


IHEEM says it is proud to be offering automated CPD at this year’s Healthcare Estates Conference & Exhibition. The Institute’s CEO, Pete Sellars, said: “We are also delighted to have been granted the renewal of our five-year licence as a recognised registration body by the Engineering Council, and look forward to developing our CPD processes in line with its regulations. Since January this year, recording evidence of CPD undertaken has been a requirement of professional registration, and by January 2020 at the latest, it will be mandatory for professionally registered engineers and technicians to submit their CPD record to their institution when requested as part of a sample.” This year’s Healthcare Estates conference content has been CPD- approved by IHEEM’s Conference and Exhibition Committee, while the exhibition theatres are CPD-supported. Those attending conference or exhibition theatre presentations will receive the new certificates shown. Pete Sellars explained: “The certificates will allow


attendees to record the


key lessons learned at the sessions they attend, and thus demonstrate to both IHEEM and the Engineering Council their competency. To receive automated CPD certificates from IHEEM via email for the exhibition sessions you attend, you will need to get your badge scanned by our designated CPD theatre staff, who will be easily identifiable on the exhibition floor via their CPD T-shirts.” For any CPD-related queries, telephone IHEEM’s head office, on 023 9282 3186, or email: office @iheem.org.uk or


An in-depth look at masterplanning


Masterplanning in healthcare in all its facets will be the theme of a seminar being held next month by IHEEM’s Architecture and Design of the Built Environment Technical Platform at the IBIS Styles Birmingham NEC & Airport Hotel. Taking place on 20 November, with registration between 9.30 and 10 am, the seminar will run to 5 pm on the day. Among the speakers will be the Platform’s chair, Dr Manju Patel FIHEEM, who holds an MSc (Distinction) in Construction Project Management (Healthcare), an MBA from City University Business School, London, and a PhD in Neurosciences from University of London. Dr Patel, who chairs IHEEM’s Diversity & Inclusion Working Group, was an internal healthcare adviser/consultant on one of the largest and most complex healthcare PFI projects in the UK – the Paddington Health Campus – a partnership at the time between Royal Brompton & Harefield, St Mary’s Hospital Paddington, and Imperial


From left: Dr Manju Patel, Mark Simpson, Paul Mercer, and Steve Batson.


College (Medical School) – and has presented numerous papers at national and international conferences. Other speakers will include Paul Mercer BA (Hons), BArch (Hons), RIBA, FIHEEM, formerly director at Tangram Architects, and NHS director of Estates Management, Mark Simpson DipProjMan, MBA, MRICS, MAPM, MIHEEM, a director at AA Projects, and Steve Batson, Studio director for Healthcare at Stephen George +Partners LLP, a director of HBE Ltd, and Vice-chair of the BIM4Health Group. For more information, and to book a place (priced at £60 for IHEEM members, and £120 for non-members), telephone IHEEM, on 023 9282 3186.


October 2019 Health Estate Journal 9


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