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Training andDevelopment

Directory 2016

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How to bookTo book your place on any our courses, simply visit www.ciob.org.uk/trainingand book your chosen course online. Alternatively, if you have a largenumber of employees to train and would like to organise an in-housecourse, please contact Lesley Curtis on 01344 630802.

The CIOB Season TicketIf you are thinking about buying 10 or more delegate places over thenext 12 months, the CIOB season ticket scheme is the ideal way ofmaximising your spend – see page 36 for details.

TrainersAll of our trainers are experts in their fields and offer delegatesexceptional guidance and direction, based on first-hand experience.Please see www.ciob.org/training for full biography details of ourtrainers.

Please see our website for terms and conditions on our training courses. Prices are correct as of time of going to press but are subject to change without notice.

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Welcome to the Chartered Institute of Building’s2016 Training Directory

In line with our mission to provide active help in developing andmaintaining your competence, the CIOB has put together qualitytraining from reputable providers, alongside essential learning from theCIOB which together will provide you with the means to move aheadwith your career and provide an even better service to your clients.

In particular do take a look at the Building Information Management(BIM) training, which has been developed especially for CIOBmembers and is offered at a heavily subsidised rate to enable you totake up training which will allow you to continue to work on publicsector projects after April 2016.

ContentsDelivering construction performance through BIM ......................2-3

Building energy performance and sustainability ............................4-12Commercial and management skills for

construction specialists ...................................................................13-18Construction project management ..................................................19-23

Health and safety................................................................................24-27Waste management in construction......................................................28-34

Hill and CIOB Masterclass.............................................................................35CIOB Season Ticket .........................................................................................36

Index .....................................................................................................................37

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Delivering construction performance through BIMTwo day course for construction professionals - £149 + VAT – see page 2

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Understanding Level 2 Business Information Modelling(BIM) principles, processes, tools and techniques is crucialfor the development and innovation of the constructionindustry not least as the industry moves towards DigitalBuild Britain (Level 3 and beyond).

The CIOB has therefore developed BIM training, whichwill empower managers and employers with the requisiteknowledge of Level 2 BIM and offer an affordable andflexible option for managing, training and developing staff.By making training affordable for all, the CIOB aims toensure that the opportunities offered by BIM result in aninnovative leap forward for the whole industry.

The benefits of CIOB BIM training are described in detailon the opposite page. Most significantly, delegates willgain a clear understanding of how BIM principles can beused to improve construction performance.

Greatly reduced rates for CIOBmembersTo enable our members and others take full advantage ofthe possibilities that BIM opens up for the industry, theCIOB has substantially reduced the cost of its BIMtraining to all members, Chartered Building Companies,Chartered Building Consultancies and the CIOB TrainingPartnerships.

At only £149 for the full two-day course – also available inshorter sessions over five evenings – this is anopportunity not to be missed! Please see the oppositepage for full details.

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BIM training subsidisedby the CIOB


This course from the CIOB is designed to empower youto use Building Information Modelling (BIM) skills toproduce a better outcome for your clients. The CIOB hasdeveloped this course to help the industry demonstratethat it has a broad sweep of key staff able to use BIMtechniques and that it can meet the requirements ofGovernment PQQs which will demand BIM capabilitiesfrom April 2016. CIOB members, Chartered BuildingCompanies, Chartered Building Consultancies and theCIOB Training Partnerships automatically qualify forsignificantly reduced rates.

Delivering Construction Performance through BIM

Date and Venue 19-20 April CIOB London (5 evenings across 14, 15, 16, 21 2 weeks) and 22 June CIOB London

11-12 October CIOB London7-8 March Leeds27-28 September Leeds

Duration 2 Days or 5 EveningsPrices CIOB member £149(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £599Trainer Dave Monswhite

Course overviewBy the end of the course, delegates will:

• understand the basic principles of a BIM approach

• recognise typical models, technology and the commondata environment

• identify the business case for BIM in any project

• improve safety and the management of risk by usingBIM principles

• respond to an Employer’s Information Request anddevelop a BIM execution plan

• understand how BIM requirements can beimplemented within the project’s legal, procurementand tendering framework

• recognise the legal and project risk implications of BIMin terms of intellectual property, insurances andpotential liabilities

• understand how BIM principles can be used toimprove performance.

Who is it for?This course is essential for anyone who is involved in aconstruction or project management role or who isresponsible for tendering or responding to PQQs.

For more information call 01344 630802

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training call 01344 630802


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This full day workshop is an interactive session coveringthe concepts and practicalities of implementing lowcarbon and renewable technologies (LZCs) in buildings.The gradual move to lower carbon buildings throughplanning, regulation and reducing running costs meansthat these technologies are now much more prevalent.Anyone designing, constructing and operating buildingsneeds to know how these work as well as theiradvantages, pitfalls and cost. The course will demystifythese technologies and give a real world understanding ofthe ‘dos and don’ts’ involved.

Low and Zero Carbon Technologies for Buildings

Date and Venue 18 May CIOB London6 October CIOB London

Duration 1 DayPrices CIOB member £199(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £249Trainer Phil Jones


• achieve an overview of the low and zero carbontechnology sector in buildings

• appreciate fully the benefits of LZCs in buildings interms of cost, carbon emissions and planningrequirements

• understand the advantages, practicalities, cost andapplication of Photovoltaics (PV), solar water heating,wind, hydroelectricity, biomass heating, ground andwater source heat pumps, Combined Heat and Power(CHP), anaerobic digestion and district heating

• recognise where and when low and zero carbontechnologies should be considered

• perform LZC feasibility studies to establish whole lifecosts and emissions

• know what government subsidies are available forLZCs

• consider low and zero carbon technologies to benefityour buildings and your business.

Who is it for?This course will be helpful to all building professionals butin particular construction managers, project managersand building developers.

see page 36 fordetails or call

Lesley Curtis on01344 630802

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Responsible Sourcing has become an increasingly popularterm not only in construction and the built environmentbut in a wider societal context. The focus on supply chaintransparency and traceability is becoming a reality forCIOB members. This one day course will introduce theconcepts relating to responsible sourcing includingmanagement systems, supply chain transparency, andorganisational issues like waste, water, carbon and others.

Responsible Sourcing

Date and Venue 19 April CIOB London26 April Loughborough12 May CIOB London21 June Loughborough

Duration 1 DayPrices CIOB member £200(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £250Trainer Ian Nicholson


• understand the concepts of responsible sourcing

• be able to start mapping out their supply chains

• appreciate the role of management systems in thiscontext

• be able to see the value of responsible sourcing inBREEAM 2014

• produce an action plan to further develop responsiblesourcing practices in their own businesses.

The session will be delivered by Responsible SolutionsLtd who have worked with some of the largestconstruction product manufacturers in the Uk onresponsible sourcing matters.

Who is it for?Although particularly relevant to health, safety,environment and quality advisors, site/project managers,estimators and quantity surveyors, this course will benefitanyone interested in understanding more aboutresponsible sourcing.

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In addition to securing one BREEAM credit for the maincontractor, having a qualified BRE Site SustainabilityManager (SSM) brings with it numerous other benefits. Ithelps to ensure that design aspirations and the BREEAMtarget rating are met. It also minimises the environmentalimpacts of the construction process and helps to create aconstruction site that is managed in an environmentallyfriendly manner.

This new course from BRE provides the fundamental skillsand understanding essential to the role of an SSM. It alsoexplains how other BREEAM credits can be achieved bymonitoring site impact. For this qualification, delegates needto pass an exam at the end of the second day. While theexam covers content from both days, delegates with strongsustainability knowledge may opt out of the first day.

The Site Sustainability Manager

Date and Venue 3-4 May BRE Offices –Watford

3-4 November BRE Offices –Watford

Duration 2 DaysPrices CIOB member £536(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £595Trainer Mike Jaggs

Course overviewBy the end of the first day, delegates will have a goodunderstanding of:

• key stages of the construction process

• key design and construction factors that influence theperformance of a building

• closing the performance gap

• achieving airtightness

• avoiding thermal bridging

• principles of thermal imaging

• BREEAM and other environmental schemes.

By the end of the second day, delegates will:

• understand the specific tasks and duties of the SSM

• appreciate supporting tools and schemes

• be able to maximise the opportunities to deliverBREEAM design targets at construction stage

• consider all site operations from an environmentalviewpoint

• understand the environmental impacts of materials

• appreciate performance specifications and installationrequirements.

Who is it for?This course has been designed to give site managers andother site supervisors the tools to carry out their sitesustainability manager duties. The first day is specificallyfocused on filling any knowledge gap they may have ongeneral sustainability principles applicable on the site.

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This is the perfect course to come and meet otherprofessionals looking to use the BREEAM schemes andtake advantage of the opportunity to ask technicaltrainers any questions you might have. It is the most in-depth and popular course on BREEAM at building levelbefore becoming a BREEAM assessor.

BREEAM Awareness

Date and Venue 16 March BRE Offices –Watford

26 April BRE Offices –Watford

30 June BRE Offices –Watford

23 August BRE Offices –Watford

19 October BRE Offices –Watford

Duration 1 DayPrices CIOB member £225(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £250Trainer Lee Chaston, Susan Logan or

Mark Standen


• achieve a basic understanding of the principles ofBREEAM

• understand in more detail the best ways to maximiseyour project's potential

• appreciate the core credits which must be achieved togain BREEAM ratings

• understand the timeline requirements within BREEAM.

Who is it for?This course is ideal for planners, builders, architects,finance officers, company directors, property developersand anyone else who needs to deliver a building toBREEAM standards.


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If you are thinking about taking the next step withBREEAM, this is an ideal low cost option to deepen yourknowledge of the BREEAM family. It counts as two hourstowards your CPD (Continued ProfessionalDevelopment) and is the ideal way to introduce yourselfto how BREEAM works. You must complete the coursewithin 90 days from receipt of your login details.

If you are currently working with BREEAM or consideringits use for a future development, we would stronglyrecommend you attend the one-day BREEAM Awarenesscourse (see previous page).

Introduction to BREEAM (Online)

Date and Venue Online from BREDuration 2 Hours CPDPrices CIOB member £36(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £40

Course overviewBy the end of the course, delegates will have a goodunderstanding of:

• what BREEAM is

• its role in the construction phase

• the importance of BREEAM and how it works.

Who is it for?This is an ideal introduction for contractors and sub-contractors or anyone working or managing design whowants to deepen their understanding of BREEAM beyondthe free material. It is the perfect starting point for yourBREEAM journey.



This specialised online course has been designedspecifically to help contractors understand more aboutBREEAM and how it can be integrated into your projectsto improve sustainability and meet requirements. You willlearn from industry experts who give advice and tips onadopting BREEAM. The course also explains how you canfind out more about different schemes, how to gaincredits and how to achieve higher ratings. NB: You willhave 90 days from receipt of your login details tocomplete the course.

BREEAM Masterclass for Contractors (Online)

Date and Venue Online from BREDuration 2 Hours CPDPrices CIOB member £68(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £75


• what BREEAM is

• how BREEAM plays a part in the construction phase –and how to ensure this is implemented

• the likely implications and challenges of design andconstruction decisions

• how to integrate BREEAM effectively throughout thedesign and construction process.

Who is it for?This course is suitable for any professional involved in theconstruction process.


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All organisations are exposed to economic,environmental and social risks. Good sustainable practicestrengthens brands and brings commercial benefitswhereas poor environmental or social behaviour can bevery damaging. Sustainability is a key element oforganisational risk management and needs to be part ofthe core learning and personal development programmefor everyone.

BRE has a long-established reputation for helpingbusinesses to achieve their sustainability goals. Developedby BRE experts, this modular online course compriseseight hours of CPD learning set at your own pace andconcludes with a multiple choice assessment.

Principles of Sustainability (Online)

Date and Venue OnlineDuration 8 Hours CPDPrices CIOB member £86(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £95


• have a good understanding of the principles ofsustainability

• appreciate the benefits of sustainability

• be better equipped to address the challenges they facein their professional activities.

Who is it for?This course is suitable for any professional involved in theconstruction process.



This one-day course is designed to familiarise participantswith the factors that influence the energy efficiency ofbuildings, both in design and construction, includingregulatory standards and design strategies. The courseidentifies site practices that ensure the delivery of energyefficient buildings and those that may compromise energyefficiency.

Introduction to Energy Efficiency forConstruction Managers

Date and Venue 19 May CIOB London20 October CIOB London

Duration 1 DayPrices CIOB member £199(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £249Trainers Peter Rickaby and

Clive Rowland


• understand the inspection and testing techniques thatare used to quality-assure energy efficient construction

• be able to demonstrate compliance with standards

• appreciate the importance of the commissioning ofbuilding services and of appropriate handover

• recognise the key risks associated with the delivery ofenergy efficient buildings during the construction,commissioning and handover stages

• consider how those risks can be mitigated.

Who is it for?The course is intended primarily for construction sitemanagers and for contractors’ and sub-contractors’project managers and site supervisors. It will also be ofinterest to contractors’ quantity surveyors andprocurement staff, to architects and architecturaltechnicians, and to building services engineers whosework involves a presence on site.



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This course will help engineers and architects to betterunderstand the theory behind the Virtual Environment(VE) building performance analysis software suite. VE isused by building services engineers and architects todesign energy efficient and comfortable buildings.

The course is split into two topic areas. The first area ofbuilding thermal performance includes the theory of heattransfer, design and benchmarking methods, performancemetrics, HVAC systems and the prediction of buildingthermal loads and energy consumption. The session thenmoves onto building lighting performance which coverslighting design methods, performance metrics, analyticaland numeric methods for the prediction of lightingconditions in interior spaces and the theory of computer-aided lighting simulation tools used in design.

Introduction to Building Physics

Date and Venue 1 March CIOB London15 March CIOB London29 March Scotland

Duration 1 DayPrices CIOB member £349(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £399Trainer Dr ken Beattie


• building physics for better energy performance ofbuildings

• climate and how it affects building energy performance

• the elements of building performance

• energy performance of the building envelope

• HVAC systems and load calculations for them

• building energy simulation and reducing the significantenergy loads in buildings

• optimising the building envelope and HVAC selectionfor reduced energy and carbon emissions.

Who is it for?The course is ideal for those who manage multi-disciplinary projects.

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This course is designed as a refresher course inconstruction and property taxation issues and how toapply these in making cost effective decisions. It is alsoideal for those who have had no previous training intaxation matters.

It is a highly interactive and practical session with lots ofexamples and references to recent relevant tax cases.

Tax Issues in Construction and Property –how to make cost effective decisions

Date and Venue 16 March CIOB London2 November CIOB London

Duration 1 DayPrices CIOB member £349(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £399Trainer Michael Steed, ATT (Fellow)


• investing or trading – why does it matter for tax andaccounting purposes?

• Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)

• loss relief issues and how a tax loss can be offset

• the Construction Industry Deduction Scheme (theCIS)

• Capital allowances (CAs)

• VAT, basic VAT principles and vocabulary

• Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT), basic SDLT principlesand SDLT reliefs.

Who is it for?It is designed for people who wish to understand how thetwo sets of rules in construction and property taxationoperate in practice.



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This course is designed as a refresher course in VAT andhow it applies to construction and property issues. It is ahighly practical and interactive course and delegates areencouraged to participate and to ask questions.

VAT in Construction and Property –an update and refresher

Date and Venue 26 May CIOB London14 November CIOB London



• basic VAT vocabulary – a quick refresher

• VAT and construction

• VAT and property

• landlord and tenant incentives, such as rent-freeperiods, fitting out costs etc

• how VAT and SDLT interact

• partial exemption and the Capital Goods Scheme

• recent relevant VAT court cases.

Who is it for?This course is designed for people who wish tounderstand how VAT affects construction projects,landlord and tenant relationships, and the buying andselling of property.

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This full day course will provide construction managerswith a clearer insight into the key elements of successfulnegotiations and a practical approach to the preparationand conduct of a range of negotiations. As well asexamining best practice and latest thinking there will beplenty of opportunity to practise and review!

Negotiation Skills for Construction Project Managers

Date and Venue 21 April CIOB London6 December CIOB London

Duration 1 DayPrices CIOB member £349(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £399Trainer Ingle Dawson


• have an insight into outstanding negotiators and thesecrets of their success

• understand how to get to the real issues and identifythe underlying ‘problem’

• be more inclined to take the initiative and thereforeinfluence earlier in the process

• prepare more effectively and boost their confidence bydoing so

• be in a better position to trade concessionssuccessfully

• appreciate ways of avoiding and unlocking deadlock

• be able to deal better with conflict and aggression.

Who is it for?This course is for anyone who needs to regularlynegotiate for resources and opportunities in formalcontractual situations as a key part of their role.



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We are busy people writing for busy people. That meanswe have to produce great quality of writing rather thangreat quantities of words. This one-day highly interactivecourse gives practical hints and tips for immediate use onplanning readable structures; organising information withthe reader in mind; balancing technical language withclear expression, and summarising facts without losingcontent.

Communications and Report Writing forConstruction Managers

Date and Venue 5 May CIOB London15 November CIOB London

Duration 1 DayPrices CIOB member £349(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £399Trainer Susan Calthorpe


• the POWER five-step approach to report writing

• why readers give up and how to keep them interested

• how readers read in different media – and why the Z-shape and F-shape patterns are your essential tools

• why clear English is essential in effective reports in the21st century construction industry

• how to write an executive summary in 10 minutes witha six-bar grid.

Who is it for?The course is for anyone who has to write reports thatcreate understanding and withstand scrutiny. It is suitablefor those who like writing – and for those who don’t. Thecourse builds helpful checklists for use back in theworkplace to make report writing easier, effective andeven enjoyable.

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Increasingly employers are looking for employees to havewell-honed commercial skills that enable them tocontribute more effectively to the success of a business.Commercial skills need to be both technical (technicalcompetence) and behavioural (professional confidence).This course will cover both aspects.

By the end of the course, delegates will be better able touse business tools such as SWOT, the Boston ConsultingGroup Matrix and Porter’s five forces and apply them tothe construction and property sectors.

Commercial Awareness for Construction

Date and Venue 10 March CIOB London13 September CIOB London



• the big picture – the macro-economics of theconstruction and property sectors in the Uk

• international angles

• construction and property sector issues and the taxframework

• how to use business tools more effectively,demonstrated by use of practical examples

• creative thinking techniques including random wordanalysis and de Bono’s six hats

• working in groups and dealing with differentpersonalities

• addressing bias when communicating ideas.

Who is it for?This course is designed to help those individuals wantingto develop their commercial peripheral vision with aseries of tools and exercises.



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Bribery, corruption and money-laundering are issues thatno business in the Uk can ignore on both a domestic andinternational level. In the Uk, the 2010 Bribery Act setsout in clear terms what bribery is and its scope. It alsoestablishes a new offence of corporate failure to preventbribery and this course allows delegates to discuss whatis and what is not acceptable by way of hospitality.

Delegates will also be given the opportunity to discusshow the Uk government’s 2014 anti-corruption planaffects construction and property, and to examine howmoney laundering regulations affect the constructionindustry.

Bribery, Corruption and Money Laundering –how to avoid impacts for your business

Date and Venue 6 April CIOB London10 October CIOB London



• bribery, including the legal framework and definitions

• the international setting

• the scope of the 2010 Uk Bribery Act

• active and passive bribery and the corporate offenceof failure to prevent bribery

• appropriate defences for a company and ensuringadequate provisions are in place

• where the boundaries lie when it comes to hospitality

• corruption issues in the Uk and how property andconstruction are affected by corrupt practices

• money laundering.

Who is it for?This course is suitable for anyone who needs tounderstand these areas of growing importance incorporate governance to both business and governmentsand to appreciate that it is an international as well as a Ukissue.

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Good project management in construction relies onbalancing the key constraints of time, quality and cost inthe context of building functionality and the requirementsfor sustainability. Construction projects have inherentfeatures that make them particularly complicatedenterprises, often characterised by high levels ofcomplexity, uncertainty and uniqueness.

This course focuses on building the skills and knowledgerequired of a project manager to manage the overallplanning, co-ordination and control of a project that isfunctionally and financially viable – completed safely, ontime, within the authorised budget and to the requiredquality and performance standards.

Construction Project Management – meeting the code of practice

Date and Venue 13-14 April CIOB London12-13 October CIOB London

Duration 2 DaysPrices CIOB member £499(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £550Trainers David Woolven and

Roger Waterhouse


• understand the importance of Stakeholderengagement and management from inception tocompletion

• recognise the key aspects of a project and theimportance of their role within it. The course contentis structured to follow a typical project lifecycle - frominception through construction to post-completionreview and in use.

• understand the fundamental aspects of a project andproject management in order for participants to gainconfidence in their project environment.

• apply a set of best practice project management skillsto any project

• successfully plan and implement projects

• understand the skills necessary to complete a projectwithin budget and on schedule.

Who is it for?This course is designed for both those new to projectmanagement and those wishing to develop theirknowledge of the role and enhance their contributionconstruction projects.



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Estimating is at the heart of pricing and tendering forconstruction work. It features at all key stages from theinitial strategic definition of a project, through thetendering process and production stage right up tocompletion and in use. It is essential for ensuring thesurvival of construction organisations in a highlycompetitive market place. The course will be split intotwo modules, one day on principles and the other onprocesses.

The New Code of Estimating Practice

Date and Venue 18-19 October CIOB London16-17 November CIOB London

Duration 2 DaysPrices CIOB member £499(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £550Trainer Carol Jewell

Course overviewBy the end of the principles module, delegates will have agood understanding of:

• the bid process – including pre-qualification, forms ofprocurement, health, safety, welfare and environmentissues, and bid management

• the impact of digitisation on the estimating process

• risk management.

By the end of the processes module, delegates will have agood understanding of:

• the steps in the estimating process from bid tocompletion

• the interdependencies between the processes withinestimating

• the decision to tender

• the pricing of temporary works.

Who is it for?This training course is suitable for those involved inestimating or managing the estimating process at the bidstage.

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This two-day course aims to enhance delegates'knowledge and understanding of construction contractsand to develop their skills in the practicalities of managingcontracts. It also covers effective processes for dealingwith any subsequent contractual claims and resolving anyformal disputes that may arise. The course will be highlyinteractive with discussion and case study basedexercises.

Managing Contracts – controlling the supply chain

Date and Venue 23-24 June CIOB London20-21 October Manchester

Duration 2 DaysPrices CIOB member £621(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £690Trainer Peter Curtis


• contract law

• overview and comparison of the JCT and NECContracts

• procurement routes

• change and configuration control

• key contractual notices

• dealing effectively with claims

• the importance of keeping records

• the Construction Act

• payment provisions

• adjudication.

Who is it for?This course is designed for those involved in theprocurement and/or subsequent management of workcontracted out to consultants, contractors and sub-contractors.



This course covers the essential processes, tools andtechniques required for the successful completion of aproject – on time, at cost and with effective managementof risk and the many uncontrolled changes that couldotherwise drive a project off course. The training will behighly interactive with discussion and case study basedexercises.

Project Management Controls – controlling time cost and risk

Date and Venue 19-20 May CIOB London22-23 September Manchester

Duration 2 DaysPrices CIOB member £621(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £690Trainer Peter Curtis


• how to identify a project’s scope

• project planning and scheduling

• budgeting and cost control

• earned value management

• risk management

• key procurement and contractual matters

• change and configuration control

• monitoring and reporting progress.

Who is it for?This course is designed for those who wish to enhancetheir technical project management skills or intend todevelop their career in the specialist area of projectcontrols.

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This course covers the basic concepts and elements ofLEAN and the need for continuous improvement. Indoing so, it also explains how these concepts apply in theworkplace of construction new build or facilitiesmanagement.

Introduction to LEAN Construction

Date and Venue 28 June CIOB London10 November CIOB London

Duration 1 DayPrices CIOB member £382.50(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £425Trainers Dr David Craig, Dr Neil Jarrett

and Dr Richard O’Connor


• the five core principles of LEAN

• the three elements of work (value added, non-valueadded and waste)

• continuous improvement

• DEMAIC as a proven approach for carrying outcontinuous improvement.

Who is it for?This course is designed for construction professionals atany level who are interested in continuous improvementin their work and organisation. It is particularly suitablefor managers and supervisors keen to learn about the keyaspects of LEAN Management.





The aim of this course is to provide an overview of therequirements of health and safety legislation in relation tocontractors and construction work. Particular attention isgiven to identifying the implications of the changes to theConstruction Design and Management Regulationsintroduced in 2015 and to discuss practical techniques tomeet the duties.

Changes to CDM Regulations and How TheyAffect Construction Managers

Date and Venue 8 March CIOB London11 May CIOB London

Duration 1 DayPrices CIOB member £199(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £249Trainer Terry ap Hywel, CFIOSH


• How CDM fits within the Legal Framework

• Construction Design and Management Regulations2015

• Client duties

• Designer and Principle Designer duties

• Contractor and Principal Contractor duties.

Who is it for?The course is suitable for directors, managers andsupervisors of organisations who may have to undertakethe responsibilities of clients, designers, specifiers,planners, contractors or sub-contractors.

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This course will enable delegates to investigate withconfidence events which led, or might have led, to aninjury and to use techniques to identify the root causes ofaccidents and incidents. After attending this course,delegates will also be able to prepare formal reports andmake logical and cost effective proposals to prevent arepetition.

The course addresses the cores areas of Accident,Prevention and Investigation, in particular the principlesof accident prevention and the root causes of accidents,the procedures for investigating accidents to identify theroot cause and different root cause analysis techniques.

Accident Investigation and Root Cause Analysis

Date and Venue 9 March CIOB London10 May CIOB London



• basic accident causation and investigation

• human factors and human failure in accident causationand the factors affecting human reliability

• active versus latent failures and errors versus violations

• advanced techniques for gathering information,including sequence diagrams, event and causal factoranalysis and multi-linear events sequencing

• Critical event identification

• Fault tree, barrier and change analysis

• advanced techniques for root cause identification,including ‘Tree techniques’ and Check-list techniques.

Who is it for?The course is intended for directors, senior managers,contracts managers, site managers, supervisors and safetyprofessionals of organisations who may be involved in orhave to undertake accident investigations.



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This course addresses how to carry out assessments ofrisk as part of the planning process for constructionwork.

Risk Assessment and Planning for Construction Work

Date and Venue 5 April CIOB London6 September CIOB London



• a management system for the planning of constructionwork including assessment of risks

• the concepts of hazard and risk and the principles ofrisk assessment

• the main types of safety and occupational health risksin construction work

• the principles of control of risk, the concepts of ‘safeplace’ (i.e. safe workplace, equipment andenvironment) and ‘safe person’ (i.e. information,instruction, training and safe behaviour)

• the concepts of safe systems of work including the useof job safety analysis to prepare a method statement

• the legal requirements for Risk Assessment

• where to source information.

Who is it for?The course is intended for directors, senior managers,contracts managers, site managers, supervisors and safetyprofessionals of organisations who may be involved in orhave to undertake risk assessment planning.

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Every employer in the building industry has a legalobligation to provide training to employees who are likelyto be exposed to asbestos. This course will coverlegislation, asbestos in buildings, types of asbestos, andthe correct actions to take when asbestos is found.

Asbestos Awareness

Date and Venue 12 April London29 June London13 July Glasgow

Duration Half DayPrices CIOB member £45(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £85


• duty holders’ responsibilities

• emergency procedures

• the health effects of asbestos

• types of asbestos containing materials (ACMs)

• asbestos in buildings

• the role of the asbestos removal company.

Who is it for?This course is suitable for all employees within theconstruction sector, whether manager or operative.





Is waste legislation new to you? Do you need anintroduction into the key legal requirements of managingwaste? If so, this course is an excellent first step inunderstanding waste legislation in the Uk. There arethree separate courses focusing on the legislation inEngland, Scotland and Wales respectively.

The courses taking place in Northampton will focus onthe legislation in England and will highlight the differencesacross the Uk. The courses taking place in Scotland andWales will focus on the legislation from these devolvednations only.

Waste Legislation Essentials

Date and Venue 10 May Northampton9 August Northampton8 November Northampton22 March Scotland22 September Wales

Duration 1 DayPrices CIOB member £449(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £499Trainer CIWM Tutors


• appreciate the extent of Uk legislation relating towaste

• appreciate the key issues in relation to waste definition

• understand the practical implications of Duty of Careand other related controls on waste management

• be aware of the essential elements of hazardous wastecontrols (special waste controls in Scotland)

• recognise the implications of environmental permittingto the recovery and disposal of waste.

Who is it for?This course is essential for anyone handling waste –whether as a waste producer, waste carrier or wastemanagement company – who needs to be aware of arange of complex legislation relevant to waste andresource management in England, Scotland and Wales.

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For more information or to bookdirectly with CIWM visitwww.ciwm.co.uk/training/ciob or call on 01604 823341


Duty of Care legislation affects every business in the Ukwhich produces, handles or controls waste. Are youmaking best use of your waste in line with the wastehierarchy? Can you be confident that your business isfulfilling its obligations?

This course provides practical up-to-date advice on thelegislation and how to comply with the regulations inconjunction with the anticipated new Code of Practice.

The Duty of Care in Waste Management

Date and Venue 11 May Northampton10 August Northampton



• understand the key reasons that we have a Duty ofCare and how the producer plays a fundamental role

• be aware of the current legislative requirements andwhat this means in practice

• be familiar with the statutory Code of Practice

• understand your auditing requirements as identified inthe Code of Practice

• have an update on the waste hierarchy and guidance

• appreciate how YOUR organisation’s Duty of Careobligations relate to the requirements ofenvironmental permitting, carrier controls and futurelegislation

• know how to complete a waste transfer note andunderstand why they are important

• understand your organisation’s role and that of others(brokers, sub-contractors, etc.) in directing how wasteis managed.

Who is it for?This course is ideal for those responsible for theproduction, transport, handling, treatment, control anddisposal of wastes. It is particularly relevant to wasteproducers in all industry sectors.


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Do you know what hazardous waste is? Did you knowthat something as simple as a fluorescent tube ishazardous? Do you produce or handle hazardous waste?

This course explains which wastes are classified ashazardous and provides up-to-date advice on how tocomply with the regulations.

Hazardous Waste Regulations

Date and Venue 8 June Northampton7 September Northampton6 December Northampton



• understand the legal basis of the regulations

• understand the specific regulations relating to themanagement of hazardous wastes

• appreciate the effect of the regulations on operationalactivities for waste producers, carriers and wastemanagement sites

• have a detailed knowledge of the implementation ofthe regulations.

Who is it for?This course is for everybody responsible for dealing withor producing hazardous waste.


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Are you involved in applications for waste-relatedenvironmental permits or exemptions, either for yourselfor on behalf of others? Do you operate a compliancescheme and need to know about permittingrequirements? Are you considering storing or treatingwaste and need to understand if you require permits orregistered exemptions? Do you need to know moreabout the application process requirements?

If you answered 'yes' to any of these questions, then thisis an essential course for you.

Environmental Permitting and Exemptions

Date and Venue 25 February Northampton17 May Northampton20 September Northampton



• be able to identify how key legislation relates to therequirements for waste environmental permits

• identify when waste activities may become an‘installation’, require a waste permit or a registeredexemption

• know the differences between a standard rules (tier 2)and a bespoke (tier 3) permit and how to identifywhich may apply to your activity

• be aware of when transfer, variation and surrenderapplications may also be required

• understand the relevant parts of the application formsand other information required when submittingapplications under the Environmental Permittingregime

• be able to identify appropriate guidance and templatesto produce supporting documents as part ofapplications

• understand how to complete the OPRA spreadsheetand how OPRA affects fees and charges.

Who is it for?This course is suitable for anyone considering starting awaste activity who needs to know more about theapplication requirements and processes. It is also relevantto anyone involved in waste applications for new orexisting activities for either themselves or on behalf ofwaste operators and who needs to understand theprocesses or requires an update.


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Do you need to understand the nature and main hazardsassociated with the handling and management ofindustrial hazardous waste? Do you need to know thelegal requirements and identify suitable options for themanagement of industrial hazardous wastes? This courseprovides a sound understanding of the issues involved inthe management of industrial hazardous wastes to ensureyour hazardous waste is safe, economical, effective andlegally compliant.

Management of Hazardous Waste

Date and Venue 17 March Northampton8 December Northampton



• appreciate the nature and definition of hazardouswastes

• understand the main hazards and risks associated withthe management of industrial hazardous wastes,including its production, treatment and disposal

• appreciate the legal controls, both national andinternational, that apply to industrial hazardous wastes,from the point of production through to disposal

• understand the range of technical options available forthe effective management of industrial hazardouswastes

• be aware of the legal, financial and environmentalliabilities associated with poor control over hazardouswastes.

Who is it for?This course is suitable for technical staff and managersfrom waste producing companies, waste contractors,environmental regulators, insurance risk assessors andwaste brokers.


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This eLearning course will provide you with theknowledge and understanding necessary to make astuteand efficient waste-related decisions, whilst alsoincreasing sustainability and improving performance. The course contains 5 modules:

– Waste as a Resource

– The Environmental Impact of Waste

– The Costs of Managing Waste

– Understanding and Applying the Waste Hierarchy

– Legislation and Ensuring Compliance

Delegates will learn how to prevent wastes arising fromworkplace activities and improve the management ofwastes that are unavoidable.

The course takes approximately three hours to complete.You will have 30 days from the point of purchase tocomplete the course.

At the end of the course, delegates will be required tocomplete a short assessment and on successfulcompletion will be able to download and print theirCIWM WasteSmart certificate.

WasteSmart (Online)

Date and Venue OnlineDuration 3 hoursPrices CIOB member £117(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £130


• recognise the factors that need to be considered whenmaking waste-related decisions

• be able to reduce the production of workplace waste

• consider ways of improving waste managementprocesses.

Who is it for?This certificated foundation course is aimed at anyonewho generates, handles or manages waste within theirorganisation.


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This innovative online course provides a truly interactiveway of examining the key requirements set out by anumber of pieces of prominent Uk waste managementlegislation.

Focusing on the roles of the waste producer and wastecarrier, the module illustrates the compliance ‘journeys’of a number of different waste materials to a range ofrecycling, recovery and disposal outlets. In doing so, legalrequirements are examined. Learning time isapproximately two hours and counts towards two hoursCPD and two hours SLD.

Introduction to Waste Legislation (Online)

Date and Venue OnlineDuration 2 hoursPrices CIOB member £112.50(per delegate + VAT) Non-member £125Trainer CIWM Tutors


• understand some of their key legal obligations inrelation to waste management

• be aware of the necessary associated compliancedocumentation

• appreciate legal requirements throughout the wastemanagement chain

• understand key elements including Duty of Care andthe Waste Hierarchy.

The course will help you to understand some of your keylegal obligations in relation to waste management and theassociated compliance documentation you need to beaware of. We will look at legal requirements throughoutthe waste management chain and key elements includingDuty of Care and the Waste Hierarchy.

Who is it for?This course will be of interest to anyone involved inwaste management, particularly those with compliancerelated responsibilities. This course will also appeal toconsultants new to waste or needing a refresher.


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Construction disputes arise on projects around theworld, and the risks to financial success as a result aresubstantial. The Masterclass is the premier educationalevent for anyone involved in the construction and legalprocess.

The Masterclass is a unique partnership between CIOBand Hill International. Each event provides a range ofspeakers, hand selected for the Masterclass and tailor-made for the location in which it’s held.

Each event includes:• Latest legal thinking, education in contracts and the law

• Latest analytical and presentational methods for delayand disruption analysis

• Comprehensive training notes to accompany talks

Hill and CIOB Masterclass

Masterclass Duration Date Venue Price (per delegate + VAT)Adjudication, Disruption and Variations in Half Day March Dublin & Belfast £80 CIOB MemberConstruction Contracts £90 Non-memberkey Issues in Construction Contracts in 1 Day April Johannesburg ZAR14400 CIOB MemberSouth Africa ZAR16000 Non-memberFIDIC, Contracts and Ensuring Financial 1 Day May Madrid €355 CIOB MemberSuccess in Construction Projects €395 Non-memberBonds, Insurance and Construction Disputes 1 Day October Abu Dhabi AED2000 CIOB Member

AED2200 Non-memberEngineering, Experts and Construction Law 1 Day October Glasgow £320 CIOB Member

£355 Non-memberDisruption, Record keeping, Dispute 1 Day November London £320 CIOB MemberAvoidance, Resolution and the Contract £355 Non-memberAdjudication, Construction Disputes and 1 Day November Dublin £320 CIOB MemberEnsuring Financial Success in 2017 £355 Non-member

• Post-event support, including online learning resources

• Networking event – meet and network with speakersand peers

• Opportunities to question speakers and discuss issues

• Meals and refreshments included

• CPD Certification for relevant institutions

• ISO 9001:2008 certification.

Who is it for?Crucial for all involved in the construction process, fromdesigners and employers, to contractors, commercialmanagers and directors, engineers and planners, through tothose directly involved in the legal process.



About the Season Ticket schemeIf you are thinking about buying 10 or more delegateplaces over the next 12 months, then the CIOB seasonticket scheme will maximise the amount of training youcan squeeze out of your training budget.

How does it work?• Season tickets can be pre-purchased in blocks of

10, 20 and 30 places.

• Mix and match the number of places and eventsanyone can attend. For example you can book tenpeople onto one event or one person onto ten events.

• Places can be easily allocated to staff on any eligibleCIOB training course (i.e. those marked with a seasonticket discount flash) over a 12 month period. (Placeson the CIOB BIM training are not included in this offeras they are already heavily discounted for CIOBmembers). Training partnerships and CBCs should callfor further information.

How will you benefit?• Training days from as little as £189 (based on pre-

purchasing 30 places)

• A dedicated account manager to help manage yourbookings and allocations

How much is a Season Ticket?Season tickets are available to members, CBCs andTraining Partners only.

Discount calculated at the average cost of a training day£239 per person

CIOB Season Ticket: the most cost-effective way to buy training

If you wish to purchase season tickets for a particularcourse or set of courses other discounts will be available.Please call for details on 01344 630802.

Please note, Chartered Building Companies andConsultancies and Training Partnerships are also entitledto discounts for their staff, please call Lesley Curtis on01344 630802 for further details. All prices shown areexclusive of VAT.

Terms and Conditions• A Season ticket is based on an up-front payment and is

valid for 12 months from the date of purchase

• CIOB Training accepts no responsibility for unusedSeason ticket places

• Valid on eligible CIOB Training events only and cannotbe used in conjunction with any other promotionaloffer

• Requests to transfer delegates to another event mustbe made in writing at least 10 working days before theevent. Substitute delegates can be made at any time

• All prices are exclusive of VAT

• A season ticket is not valid on in-house training.


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No of training days Standard Season ticketprice price

10 person days £2390 £1999

20 person days £4780 £3999

30 person days £7170 £5699


Introduction .....................................................................1

Delivering construction performance through BIMBIM training subsidised by the CIOB ...............................2Delivering construction performance through BIM .........3

Building energy performance and sustainabilityLow and Zero Carbon Technologies for Buildings ...........4Responsible Sourcing .......................................................5The Site Sustainability Manager........................................6BREEAM Awareness ........................................................7Introduction to BREEAM (Online) ...................................8BREEAM Masterclass for Contractors (Online) ...............9Principles of Sustainability (Online) ................................10Introduction to Energy Efficiency for ConstructionManagers.........................................................................11Introduction to Building Physics .....................................12

Commercial and management skills forconstruction specialistsTax Issues in Construction and Property – how to makecost effective decisions ..................................................13VAT in Construction and Property – an update andrefresher .........................................................................14Negotiation Skills for Construction Project Managers....15Communications and Report Writing for ConstructionManagers ........................................................................16Commercial Awareness for Construction ......................17Bribery, Corruption and Money Laundering – how to avoid impacts for your business......................................18

Index

Construction project managementConstruction Project Management – meeting the code of practice ..............................................................19The New Code of Estimating Practice...........................20Managing Contracts – controlling the supply chain ........21Project Management Controls – controlling time cost and risk ...................................................................22Introduction to LEAN Construction...............................23

Health and safetyChanges to the CDM Regulations and How They Affect Construction Managers........................................24Accident Investigation and Root Cause Analysis ............25Risk Assessment and Planning for Construction Work ..26Asbestos Awareness.......................................................27

Waste management in constructionWaste Legislation Essentials ...........................................28The Duty of Care in Waste Management.......................29Hazardous Waste Regulations ........................................30Environmental Permitting and Exemptions.....................31Management of Hazardous Waste .................................32WasteSmart (Online)......................................................33Introduction to Waste Legislation (Online) ....................34

MasterclassHill and CIOB Masterclass..............................................35

CIOB Season ticket ........................................................36



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