BREEAM UK New Construction 2018 – New Assessor (classroom)

This course is a blend of e Learning and classroom learning, and will enable successful participants to become licensed as assessors on the BREEAM UK New Construction 2018 scheme.

BREEAM International New Construction – New Assessor (classroom)

Delivery of this course is achieved by using a blended learning approach of on-line pre-course materials in the form of digital modules, followed by interactive classroom workshops and examinations.

BREEAM UK Non-domestic Refurbishment and Fit-out – New Assessor (classroom)

This 3 day training course, which involves pre-course online learning (up to 30 hours), will enable you to assess buildings using an approach specifically designed for refurbishment and fit-out projects.

Certified European Passive House Designer (classroom)

This qualification is recognised as the industry standard for those intending to work professionally as a Passive House Designer in the UK and Abroad.

Certified European Passive House Designer (virtual classroom)

This qualification is recognised as the industry standard for those intending to work professionally as a Passive House Designer in the UK and Abroad.

BREEAM UK New Construction 2018 – New Assessor (virtual classroom)

BREEAM is the world’s leading sustainability assessment method for masterplanning projects, infrastructure and buildings. It recognises and reflects the value in higher performing assets across the built environment lifecycle, from new construction to in-use and refurbishment. BREEAM does this through third party certification of the assessment of an asset’s environmental, social and economic sustainability performance, using standards developed by BRE Global Ltd. The role of Assessors is vital to the BREEAM certification process. Qualified and licensed BREEAM Assessors work with project teams to conduct the assessment of a building/asset prior to checking by the certification body, BRE Global Ltd. This process puts Assessors at the forefront in driving industry change towards a more sustainable built environment. eLearning learning BREEAM UK New Construction (NC) Assessor training commences with approximately 30 hours of interactive online modules delivered through our dedicated online learning portal. You will be led on a journey into BREEAM by way of interactive content and technical presentations, which will gradually build your knowledge and confidence with the BREEAM UKNC 2018 scheme. You can complete these modules at your own pace, throughout the modules there are quiz questions so you can check your understanding as you progress through the course. Virtual Live-stream event training Following the online learning phase, you will attend a two day virtual event course which will consolidate your understanding and newly acquired knowledge. Through interactive workshops and learning activities, we will refine your understanding gained through the online training, moving onto the more complex and technical aspects of the scheme. You will be fully supported by a dedicated tutor. Please note that you will need a simple microphone and web camera linked to your computer for the live-stream event training as well as for the examinations. Day 1

• Brief discussion and review of online self-study modules
• Overview of becoming an assessor and the value of BREEAM
• Focus on a few of the more complex issues within the scheme

• Navigating the technical manual and associated documents – Knowing your way around the material
• Continue to focus on a few of the more complex issues within the scheme
• Question and answer session

• BREEAM General Understanding examination
• BREEAM UK NC technical examination

• An introduction to BREEAM
• The BREEAM processes
• Scope of UKNC2018
• Being an assessor
• Support Networks
• Technical modules
• Demonstrating and validating performance
• Navigation of the technical manual
• Practical understanding of the complex and technical issues of the BREEAM process.

• Designing or specifying buildings for low environmental impact
• Delivering BREEAM environmental assessments, and
• Satisfying professional CPD requirements and gaining a recognised qualification at the same time.

Fire Risk Assessor Level 4 Diploma (classroom)

This 5 day course will equip you with the tools and knowledge to complete fire risk assessments of all but the most complex buildings.

BREEAM International New Construction New Assessor Online

Successful completion of this 46 hour long fully online course qualifies participants in BREEAM International New Construction and, once licensed as an assessor, enables them to assess projects and provide a sustainability rating.

BREEAM Communities (classroom)

This 3 day course is broken down into two modules. The first module (day one) is an introduction and overview of BREEAM Communities 2012.

BREEAM Communities (virtual classroom)

BREEAM Communities 2012 is targeted at neighbourhood scale developments. It aims to help the design team, developers and planners to improve, measure and independently certify the sustainability of a large scale development at the design and planning stage. The scheme influences sustainability at the early stages of project development through community engagement, site strategy and implementation in design. This can lead into BREEAM assessments of buildings and homes. Virtual Live-stream event training This course is broken down into two Modules run as a live-virtual event plus an additional ½ day for those wishing to become qualified as a BREEAM Communities Assessor by sitting the relevant examinations. Please note that you will need a simple microphone and web camera linked to your computer for the live-stream event training as well as for the online examinations. Module 1 virtual The first module (Day 1) is an introduction and overview of BREEAM Communities 2012. It is suitable for planning officers, consultants and developers who want to understand the scheme and how to use it. Programme for Module 1

• An introduction to BREEAM Communities
• The international, national and local context for sustainable communities
• When to use BREEAM Communities and which projects are suitable
• Meeting key sustainability objectives with BREEAM Communities
• Meeting key planning requirements with BREEAM Communities
• The links between BREEAM Communities 2012 and building level assessments.

• Timescales, phasing and assessment
• The technical aspects of BREEAM Communities
• An introduction to the scoring tool
• The Assessor’s role
• The assessment process
• Using BREEAM Communities 2012 outside of the UK.

• The BREEAM Communities technical paper
• The BREEAM General Understanding paper.

BREEAM In-Use International v6 Assessor

BREEAM In-Use is a comprehensive and holistic environmental assessment method for assessing and rating the sustainability of existing, commercial assets.  It provides a framework to help owners, managers and occupiers of existing assets successfully adopt sustainable solutions in a cost-effective manner and provides market recognition for their achievements.  The International version of the standard is applicable in any country which does not have a local adaptation (more information).  For courses specific to applying BREEAM in one of these countries, please contact our local National Scheme Operator. The certification process requires a licensed BREEAM In-Use International Assessor to assess and verify the performance of the asset.  In order to be eligible to apply for this Assessor license, Candidates must successfully complete the BREEAM In-Use International Assessor online training course and pass the examination which is proctored online through a third party and scheduled by the learner. The training course is specifically designed for built environment professionals that have a background in the management and operation of commercial buildings.  The training focuses on the BREEAM assessment process and methodology to apply the Candidate’s knowledge and experience in this aspect of the asset lifecycle.  Course fees include training and exam administration. At this time, only training provided by BRE Global is considered acceptable for eligibility for BREEAM In-Use International licensing.  Once a Candidate has completed the training and successfully passed the exam, they will be eligible to apply for a BREEAM In-Use International license within one year of successfully passing the exam.  Candidates who do not apply for a license within in that time period will need to retake the class to regain their eligibility for licensing.

Prerequisites for Attendance

• Building surveying
• Building Engineering or regulatory (control) services
• Building or Facilities Management
• Product or manufacturing auditing
• Certification experience in the built environment
• Environmental/energy services

Training Program

• Review of the In-Use International Version 6 Technical Standards for Commercial and Residential
• Roles and responsibilities for Assessors in the program
• The certification process
• Evidence gathering and verification
• Conducting site visits
• Quality Assurance

Licensing

• A company and individual listing on our global database of BREEAM professionals
• Monthly operational and technical updates to help maintain your knowledge about the BREEAM In-Use program
• Ability to submit technical questions to BRE
• Access to additional information and tools to maintain your competence.

Questions?

Code for Sustainable Homes (CSH) – New Assessor

This training course is for candidates who wish to become a Code for Sustainable Homes assessor. The course is three days, with an additional CSH examination day one month after the training.

Home Quality Mark (HQM) Training – New Assessors

The Home Quality Mark (HQM) is the new national quality mark designed to give people the confidence that the new homes they are choosing to buy or rent are well designed, well built, and cost effective to run. It also allows house builders to demonstrate the high quality of their homes and to differentiate them in the marketplace.

BREEAM AP (Design & Site) – Classroom

After successfully completing this training course and examination, learners will become a qualified BREEAM Accredited Professional (AP). As a BREEAM AP learners will be able to support project teams to deliver their sustainability goals and influence how a development will meet BREEAM targets.

BREEAM In-Use International and UK Assessor (classroom)

BREEAM In-Use is designed to help building managers and owners reduce the running costs and improve the environmental performance of existing buildings. The scheme uses an assessment tool that can be completed by building managers and owners to self-assess their buildings. These self-assessments have to be audited by independent BREEAM In-Use assessors before certification can be granted.

BREEAM Domestic Refurbishment – New Assessor (classroom)

This course is for candidates who wish to become BREEAM Domestic Refurbishment Assessors.

BREEAM AP (Design & Site)

BREEAM is the world’s leading sustainability assessment method for master planning projects, infrastructure and buildings, and addresses construction at all stages. It is the world’s longest established method of assessing, rating and certifying the sustainability of buildings. This comprehensive training course has been designed to allow suitably experienced construction professionals who have a good knowledge of environmental design and the design process to deliver new construction and refurbishment of buildings to meet BREEAM requirements. The new BREEAM AP (Advisory Professional) qualification enables you to work across the relevant BREEAM schemes as a recognised sustainability professional and champion. By successfully completing this training course, you will qualify as a BREEAM AP. On this course, you will learn the role of the AP and understand what a development needs to do in order to meet BREEAM targets and sustainability goals. You’ll learn how to facilitate project teams to schedule activities, set priorities and negotiate the trade-offs required to achieve the target BREEAM rating when the development is formally assessed. On completion of this training course, you’ll be eligible to apply for a BREEAM AP subscription. As a BREEAM AP, you can help and advise developments to achieve up to six BREEAM credits (dependent on the types of schemes). The qualification and annual membership recognise an individual’s ability to provide expert advice on how projects should achieve their sustainability goals and performance.

Learning outcomes

• Encourage an integrated design and construction process
• Use BREEAM as a framework to establish, agree and achieve the desired level of sustainability performance for a development
• Provide expert advice to the design team using the principles of environmental sustainability, environmental design and the environmental assessment process
• Offer design advice
• Facilitate the design team’s efforts by providing key input throughout the design process
• Schedule activities, set priorities and negotiate trade-offs
• Target BREEAM rating at formal assessment in the most cost-effective way
• Be able to understand the basics of sustainability on site, both in the correct installation of building components for the optimum environmental performance of the finished building and in minimising impacts from the building site and operations
• Know how to successfully champion sustainability onsite, including how to involve site workers and the supply chain
• Understand the process of BREEAM certification and know your role within the post-construction stage assessment
• Be able to identify the correct type of evidence required to enable the BREEAM assessor to carry out their assessment

Is it right for me?

Requirements

• have had team involvement on a number of projects where sustainability was part of the project brief,
• be able to demonstrate knowledge of environmental design/integrated design with an appreciation of life cycle assessment and cost analysis, and,
• be able to demonstrate an ability to manage multiple tasks and have time management skills

Discounts

Programme

Online training

• Module 1 – BREEAM overview, basics of BREEAM and roles within the scheme, its aims and principles, scope of assessments and history timeline
• Module 2 – looks at key issues within BREEAM UK New Construction
• Module 3 – looks at key issues within BREEAM International New Construction
• Module 4 – looks at site-based work during construction
• Module 5 – more detailed review on:
  • Roles and responsibilities
  • Sustainable construction
  • How BREEAM works
  • Design team responsibilities
  • Basic approach for BREEAM assessments
  • Whole-life Value; Collaboration; Importance of Timing
  • Relationship between the different BREEAM schemes
  • Comparison of costs per percentage point basis
  • BREEAM PI Insurance
• Module 6 – associated information documentation
• Examination information

Examination

Learners who completed this

What’s included?

• Designed and led by industry experts
• Flexible access – learn from your office or your home
• Own-pace online learning – pause, replay as you wish
• CPD certificate on completion

BREEAM In-Use International and UK Assessor (virtual classroom)

BREEAM In-Use is designed to help building managers and owners reduce the running costs and improve the environmental performance of existing buildings. The scheme uses an assessment tool that can be completed by building managers and owners to self-assess their buildings. These self-assessments have to be audited by independent BREEAM In-Use assessors before certification can be granted.

Approved Certifier of Design (Section 6 – Energy) for Domestic/Non-Domestic Buildings -Part 2&3

Part 2 is a mandatory one day programme, tailored to support the entrance requirements for an ‘Approved Certifier of Design’ and Part 3 is an examination day.

CEEQUAL Projects Assessor (classroom)

CEEQUAL is the sustainability assessment, rating and awards scheme developed by the Institution of Civil Engineers for civil engineering, infrastructure, landscaping and the public realm.

DSEAR (virtual classroom)

Successful completion of this three day course and workshop will leave attendees able to undertake risk assessments and zoning for atmospheres where flammable dust, gas & vapour are present.

DSEAR (classroom)

Successful completion of this three day course and workshop will leave attendees able to verify risk assessments and zoning for atmospheres where flammable dust, gas & vapour are present.

CEEQUAL Projects Assessor (virtual classroom)

CEEQUAL is the sustainability assessment, rating and awards scheme developed by the Institution of Civil Engineers for civil engineering, infrastructure, landscaping and the public realm.

BREEAM AP Operations Training – USA (virtual classroom)

BREEAM In-Use is a comprehensive and holistic environmental assessment method for assessing and rating the sustainability of existing, commercial assets.  It provides a framework to help owners, managers and occupiers of existing assets successfully adopt sustainable solutions in a cost-effective manner and provides market recognition for their achievements.

BIM ISO 19650 Essentials (classroom)

This two-day course provides an overview of information management using BIM as outlined in ISO 19650 parts 1 and 2.

Approved Certifier of Design (Section 6 – Energy) for Domestic Buildings – Part 1

A comprehensive two day programme, tailored to support the entrance requirements for an ‘Approved Certifier of Design’. The training offers high quality SAP 2012 training with a strong emphasis on hands-on learning and practice.

Site Sustainability Manager (SSM) classroom

The Site Sustainability Manager (SSM) initiative provides a mechanism to encourage construction sites to be managed in a sustainable way, and also to address the performance gap between sustainable design and the completed building.

Site Sustainability Manager (SSM) virtual classroom

The Site Sustainability Manager (SSM) initiative provides a mechanism to encourage construction sites to be managed in a sustainable way, and also to address the performance gap between sustainable design and the completed building.

BREEAM International New Construction – Existing Assessor

BREEAM International New Construction assessor training for licensed BREEAM assessors

BREEAM UK New Construction – Existing Assessor

An examination for existing BREEAM Non Domestic assessors who wish to add additional standard BREEAM schemes to their qualification.

BREEAM UK New Construction 2018 Existing Assessor

An examination for existing BREEAM Non Domestic assessors who wish to add additional standard BREEAM schemes to their qualification.

BREEAM UK Non-Domestic Refurbishment & Fit-out Existing Assessor

A top up training course for licensed BREEAM UK New Construction assessors to become approved for the UK Non-domestic refurbishment and fit-out scheme.

BREEAM International New Construction – Existing Assessor (Online)

BREEAM International New Construction assessor training for licensed BREEAM assessors

Home Quality Mark (HQM) training – Existing Assessors

The purpose of this training course is to allow specified existing BRE Global licensed assessors to gain the HQM assessor qualification. This course comprises a set of online modules (supported by optional revision material) followed by an online test.

BREEAM International Refurbishment and Fit-Out – Existing Assessor

Take this eight-hour, six-module online course from BRE to receive the qualification to apply for a BREEAM International Refurbishment & Fit-Out license.

BREEAM Domestic Refurbishment – Existing Assessor

An online training course followed by a half day exam session for existing BRE Global licensed BREEAM, EcoHomes or Code for Sustainable Homes Assessors who wish to add the BREEAM Domestic Refurbishment scheme to their qualification.

BIM ISO 19650 Bundle: BIM essentials and information management (online)

Building information modelling (BIM) is transforming construction, and skills are in high demand. Our BIM ISO 19650 bundle offers the fastest and most cost-effective path towards your BIM Certification.

BIM Level 2 Bundle: Essentials and information management (online)

This course combines two existing BRE Academy courses, fast tracking participants to a stage where they can consider BIM certification.  

An introduction to Cladding and Fire (classroom)

The risk of fire spread in multi-storey buildings is an issue of concern, and recent fires have continued to highlight this. This 1 day course will give information on managing the risk at all stages.

BIM ISO 19650 Delivering information management (classroom)

This six-hour course forms Stage 2 of the BRE BIM Certification education pathway and is for professionals who undertake Information Management functions.

Timber Fire Door – Installation, Repair & Maintenance (classroom)

Correctly installing fire doors and doorsets and their on-going repair and maintenance is critical to the safety of building occupants. Fire doors play a vital role in containing fire and the spread of smoke in the event of a fire.

Installation and Maintenance of Steel Hinged Fire Doors (classroom)

Poor fire door installation can mean that well-manufactured doors fail to provide the required performance in the event of a fire. The installation of a door set is as much a part of the fire resistance test as the door set itself. Alterations to the method of installation must be covered by a test report, an assessment report or an extended field of application report. BRE and the Door and Hardware Federation (DHF) have developed this comprehensive and practical one-day training course that provides important details that must be addressed when installing and maintaining steel hinged fire doors. Repair and maintenance of a life-safety device such as a fire door is imperative. On this expert-led training course, you’ll learn how going maintenance is a vital preventive measure to ensure that the door set operates correctly at all times.

Learning outcomes

• Understand the fundamentals of different types of available fire doors
• Clearly identify the regulations and standards applying to fire doors
• Understand the design and construction of steel fire doors
• Recognise the performance characteristics of steel fire doors
• Understand the importance and critical responsibility for correct installation
• Understand the practical maintenance of steel fire doors
• Appreciate the importance of key components such as door closers, locks and hinges

Is it right for me?

Requirements

Learners who completed this

What's included?

• Designed and led by industry experts
• Comprehensive course notes and materials
• Small class sizes
• Free on-site parking and easy motorway access
• CPD certificate on completion

Fire Door Inspection (virtual classroom)

Inspection of fire doors is vital to ensure their robustness and integrity is achieved and maintained. A thorough inspection is required to verify that the door and its hardware have been installed correctly and meets the proper standard of protection.

Fire Door Inspection (classroom)

Inspection of fire doors is vital to ensure their robustness and integrity is achieved and maintained. A thorough inspection is required to verify that the door and its hardware have been installed correctly and meets the proper standard of protection.

Fire Stopping and Compartmentation (classroom)

Fire Stopping and Compartmentation is constructed to prevent the spread of fire to or from another part of the same building, or an adjoining building.

Code for Sustainable Homes (CSH) – Existing Non BRE Global Licensed CSH assessors

This training course is for existing non BRE Global licensed Code for Sustainable Homes (CSH) assessors who wish to become a BRE Global licensed CSH assessor.

An introduction to Cladding and Fire (virtual classroom)

The risk of fire spread in multi-storey buildings is an issue of concern, and recent fires have continued to highlight this. This 1 day course will give information on managing the risk at all stages.

Timber Fire Door – Installation, Repair & Maintenance (virtual classroom)

Correctly installing fire doors and doorsets and their on-going repair and maintenance is critical to the safety of building occupants. Fire doors play a vital role in containing fire and the spread of smoke in the event of a fire.

Fire Stopping and Compartmentation (virtual classroom)

Fire Stopping and Compartmentation is constructed to prevent the spread of fire to or from another part of the same building, or an adjoining building.

BIM Level 2 Delivering Information Management (online)

This course is the second stage of our BIM training programme towards individual certification.  The 12 hour course leads to a practical understanding of the management of information within the BIM Level 2 process. Having completed this course, you will have a practical understanding of some of the management, standards, methods and procedures in the BIM environment.

BREEAM Awareness (classroom)

A one day training course, which will give you an overview of BREEAM.

BIM ISO 19650 Essentials (online)

This online course provides an overview of information management using BIM as outlined in ISO 19650 parts 1 and 2.

Passivhaus Introduction and Workshop (classroom)

The Passivhaus standard is the fastest growing low-energy and comfort standard in the world with over 45,000 buildings realised to date, with many more currently being designed and constructed. Passivhaus buildings have a high level of indoor air quality and can achieve a 75% reduction in space heating requirements compared to the standard practice for UK new-build.

BIM Level 2 Essentials (online)

BIM Essentials equips participants with an understanding of BIM and BIM best practice.

BREEAM Awareness (virtual classroom)

A one day training course, which will give you an overview of BREEAM.

BREEAM Associate

This award winning online course is aimed at proactive sustainability teams, who want to work better with BREEAM (the World's leading sustainability assessment method for master planning projects, infrastructure and buildings) in their normal project role. It’s the perfect introduction to enable individuals to pitch BREEAM in bids and to deliver it effectively in practice.

BREEAM Associado

Um curso on line que oferece o entendimento do sistema de certificação BREEAM preparando para a aplicação de critérios de sustentabilidade no desenvolvimento de projetos de arquitetura e complementares e na contratação e gestão de obras.

BIM ISO 19650 Delivering information management (online)

This six-hour course forms Stage 2 of the BRE BIM Certification education pathway and is for professionals who undertake Information Management functions.

Fire Door Inspection (online)

Inspection of fire doors is vital to ensure their robustness and integrity is achieved and maintained. A thorough inspection is required to verify that the door and its hardware have been installed correctly and meets the proper standard of protection.

BREEAM Communities – Module 1 (classroom)

The BREEAM Communities 3 day assessor training course is broken down into two modules. The first module (day one) is an introduction and overview of BREEAM Communities.

BIM- 在线大师班

本课程适合建筑行业专业人士，包括设计师、顾问、承建商、制造业者、开发商、设施管理及其他专业人士，有对BIM 2级有广泛的了解需求人士。

BREEAM简介

这门课程对于任何对世界第一和最广泛使用的环境评估方法感兴趣的人来说都是不二之选，同时也是你BREEAM之旅的重要开端。

BIM ISO 19650 Awareness (online)

This course provides an understanding of why BIM as Information Management is a fundamental requirement in delivering change within the AEC Industry.

Flood Resilience: Building Elements

In this module, we will be looking at the different building elements in construction and how these relate to flood resilience.

Flood Resilience: Ageing Properties

In this module we will be looking at how UK housing has changed over time. This will draw out some of the key identifying factors that can help to identify the age of dwellings across the UK.

Flood Resilience: Non-traditional Housing and Modern Methods of Construction

This is a standalone training module which forms part of the BRE Property Flood Surveyor Training Course.

Flood Resilience: Insurance

This is a stand-alone training module which forms part of the BRE Property Flood Surveyor Training Course.

Flood Resilience: Building and Construction Materials

In this module we will be looking at the different building and construction materials often used across the UK today. We will also take a look at some of the properties of this materials and consider the impacts of these properties in the context of flood resilience.

Flood Resilience: Flood Risk Assessment – Part 1

In this module we will be looking at the different requirements around legislation, and key policy that is relevant for flooding in the UK. This will also review the assessment process for Flood Risk Assessment.

Flood Resilience: Flood Risk Assessment – Part 2

In this module, we will be looking at the different aspects of flood risk assessment, including key sources of information and how this should be reported to clients.

Fornecimento Responsável

Este curso destina-se a promoveruma melhor compreenssão a respeito doscorecard da Compra Responsável. O scorecard é dividido em tres seções principais:osRequisitos de Gestão Organizacional, os Requisitos de Gestão da Cadeia de Suprimentos e os Requisitos Ambientais e Sociais. Cada uma dessasseções é subdividida em vários aspectos, uma pontuação obtida em cada uma das seções será uma soma do nível alcançado em cada um dos aspectos. Para se obter uma avaliação com alto desempenho e com créditos assossiados, é necessário cumprir requisitos mais baixos de antemão. Requisitos mais elevados são intencionalmente mais difíceis de serem alcançados, e esse nível de aspiraçãofornece uma visão de como as melhores práticas podem ser alcançadas a longo prazo. O scorecard destina-se a permitir que uma empresa faça uma avaliação geral de suas atuais credenciais e que consiga identificar possiveis áreas de aperfeiçoamento. Foi projetado como uma ferramenta de auto-avaliação e não se destinaa fornecer uma real certificação.

BIM Level 2 Awareness (online)

This course has been designed to give delegates an introduction to Building Information Modelling (BIM) and a solid knowledge base on which they can progress on to the more advanced, discipline-based training courses provided by BRE.

BIM Webinar Series

Take this course to cover 3 hour long recorded tutorials: Who Needs a BIM Manager, Information Delivery & Standards, Methods and Procedures.

Construction Design Management 2015 Update

Construction, Design & Management Regulations (CDM) 2015: Keep up to date with this regulation and know what your responsibilities are.

Watermist Systems As An Alternative To Sprinklers

A video recording of Dr Louise Jackman presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2015.

A Study Of The Evacuation And Means Of Escape Requirements For The Mobility Impaired

A video recording of James Lavender presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2015.

Development Of A Standard For Personal Fire Protection Systems For Life Safety

A video recording of Nigel Firkins presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2015.

Why Do Design Fires Matter?

A video recording of Carl Sherwood presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2015.

Assessing The Impact Of Fire On Some Electrical Cable Supports And Fixings

A video recording of Martin Shipp presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2015.

BIM Level 1 Walk Before You Can Run

This webinar will cover the steps required to adopt BIM Level 1 as explained in BS1192.

BIM Level 2 Business systems certification

With a number of competing organization now offering Certification in Building Information Modelling (BIM), the most frequent question BRE receives is a request for clarity around the BRE Global Business Systems Certification (BSC) scheme.

Characterisation Of The Fire Issues Associated With Mobility Scooters

A video recording of Martin Shipp presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2015.

Open Plan Flats And Fire Safety

A video recording of Chris Salter presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2016.

Sprinkler Systems In Housing In Wales

A video recording of Dr Corinne Williams presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2016.

Evaluation Of Fire Performance Through Real Fire Incident Data

A video recording of Dr David Crowder presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2016.

Fire Risk Assessment And Why It Matters

A video recording of Martin Shipp presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2016.

Local Area Fire Protection Using Automatic Suppression

A video recording of Nigel Firkins presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2016.

Life Investigations Of False Alarms In Buildings

A video recording of Raman Chagger presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2016.

Managing Industrial Hazards

A video recording of Robert Lucas presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2016.

Wireless Fire Detection – A Solution For Prisons?

A video recording of Steve Manchester presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2016.

Compartmentation In Roof Voids – Doing It Right

A video recording of Tom Lennon presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2016.

Value of Collaboration on Construction Projects

Collaborative working requires improving trust while eliminating adversarial relationships, as well as ensuring the early involvement of supply chain partners. This webinar will explore the full value of collaboration in construction projects, including savings, risk management and avoidance of re-working.

The Importance of Good Indoor Air Quality

Learn how poor indoor air quality impacts our lives.

Environmental Product Declarations – Demystified

This hour long webinar will present the fundamentals of EPD; how they are constructed and the key items to look out for to ensure you are using a credible EPD.

BIM for Manufacturing

This webinar from BRE explains how BIM data can benefit the manufacturing process for manufacturers, designers, constructors and operators.

BIM AMA (Ask me Anything)

A recording of an hour-long live BIM Q and A session hosted by Dan Rossiter.

Writing Task Information Delivery Plans (TIDPs)

This one-hour webinar teaches construction project managers how to write effective TIDPs which tell the client everything they need to know.

The Power of Data in Construction

Learn how to save money and co2 with BRE's SMARTWaste sustainability technology in this one-hour online webinar.

BIM: The Responsibility Matrix

In order to ensure that information is produced in a lean and efficient manner, a responsibility matrix is required. The Responsibility Matrix is key in defining which task teams will produce what information; and is a required precursor to develop the Task and Master Information Delivery Plans.

Planning for Daylight and Sunlight

Daylight and sunlight are important design constraints in urban areas so Dr Paul Littlefair explains the key considerations for daylight and sunlight in cities in this 1 hour recorded webinar.

Future operational excellence through the implementation of BREEAM In-Use

This webinar will provide an awareness to BREEAM In-Use, how this can benefit the industry and discuss the future update and its potential impact on users.

BIM Standards, Methods and Procedures

An hour long recorded webinar session on standards, methods and procedures for BIM and how to ensure these are adhered to across a project.

Who Needs a BIM Manager?

Recorded webinar developed in partnership with the CIAT. Learn some of the key elements you need to know about this standard.

Basics of BIM

BIM (Building Information Modelling) Level 2 was mandated for use on all UK government funded projects from April 2016. It's a field that's developing fast. Get to grips with the basics with this one hour introduction to BIM.

Difficult Conversations: How to Address Them

This one-hour CPD webinar will explain how to plan and successfully hold those conversations you normally avoid. Open and honest two-way communication is a key skill that enhances communications, performance and engagement amongst your colleagues and peers. This webinar will highlight the benefits of addressing performance or behavioural issues in the team. During this one hour webinar you will:

• Understand why you find some conversations difficult
• Understand how you manage your “state” and how it can impact the situation
• Share tools to structure a difficult conversation
• Examine what can derail a conversation

Intended Audience

Leading People Through Change

Whether you are implementing a sustainability strategy or any sort of change there will be challenges getting it done. This webinar will focus on positioning change, getting buy in and overcoming resistance within your organisation.

Circadian Lighting Effects on Health and Well-Being

Dr Cosmin Ticleanu, principal consultant and expert in daylight and electric lighting and their application on sustainable buildings, hosts this webinar, giving a review of the existing research and literature on circadian lighting and how this affects human health and well-being. It incorporates preliminary findings from the project ‘Circadian lighting effects on health and well-being’, jointly funded by the BRE Trust and CIBSE.

How Resilient Design Will Change Homes

This webinar will describe the challenges and reveal the solutions of the Flood Resistant Demonstration House and provide an insight of the learning that will inform future refurbishment and building practices.

The Biophilic Office

Learn about the concept of biophilic office, and how this can improve the health and wellbeing and productivity of occupants.

Understanding How Wildland Fire Spread and Quantifying their Impact

Understanding How Wildland Fire Spread and Quantifying their Impact. A video recording of Prof. Albert Simeoni presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2015.

External Fire Spread and Building Separation Distances

A video recording of Richard Chitty presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2015.

The Future of Offsite Construction

A possible solution to the housing shortage in the UK is to build offsite construction pods over public buildings' car parks. Learn about this thought-provoking solution, which has been demonstrated at the BRE Innovation Park by Bill Dunster's ZedPod.

HQM and Zero Bills

See BRE's newly-built zero bills home, find out how such a building can benefit occupants & the benefits of an HQM assessment in this one-hour BRE webinar.

Compartment Sizes – are they still fit for purpose?

A video recording of Tom Lennon presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2015.

The 10 Steps to Innovation Success

The hour recorded webinar provides a practical overview of green buildings and the implications of including innovative design and construction techniques into each project.

The Cause Of False Alarms In Buildings And Their Mitigation

A video recording of Raman Chagger presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2015.

A Cost Benefit Analysis For Sprinklers In Tall Buildings (Above 30m) For Life Safety

A video recording of Dr Jeremy Fraser-Mitchell presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2015.

BREEAM Mat03 and BES6001 Certification: A Practical Update

This one-hour webinar from BRE covers the most recent BREEAM Mat03 and BES6001 certifications and introduces the changes in BREEAM 2018.

BREEAM New Construction 2018: Energy

To help close the energy performance gap, BREEAM NC 2018 proposes to award extra credits for more detailed energy prediction and verification of actual performance. This webinar will describe how the method encourages all those involved in the project to take steps to improve this.

Tips & Tricks to master Mat 01 for BREEAM 2018 from One Click LCA

This webinar provides an introduction to the new life cycle assessment issues (Mat 01 and Mat 02) in BREEAM UK New Construction 2018.

Disaster Risk Reduction

Experts discuss disaster relief shelter solutions, a demonstration shelter available to view at BRE’s innovation park, and project tools which support sustainability and resilience.

Life Cycle Design Modelling for BREEAM UK NC 2018 using eToolLCD

eTool Regional Director Pat Hermon joined CHB Sustainability to host this one-hour webinar that covers the basics of completing life cycle design modelling in eToolLCD from start to finish.

An Overview of BREEAMs new Change in Ecological Value Methodology

This webinar will take you through the new BREEAM Change in Ecological Value calculation methodology exploring the background to its development, how it works, its practical application and explore its feasibility and possible approaches in different situations.

Designing out Unintended Consequences in Retrofit

This one hour recorded webinar will cover the cause of the most common and frequent problems encountered when undertaking retrofit projects.

BREEAM In-Use Version 6 Client User Guide

BREEAM In-Use (BIU) is a comprehensive and holistic environmental assessment method that can be used for almost any type of building, including commercial and residential assets, across the world. Since its creation in 2009, BREEAM In-Use has been used by thousands of assets in over 30 countries to benchmark, improve and certify their sustainability performance and to showcase high standards of ESG. BIU Version 6 offers the latest in environmental standards with tailored approaches for both commercial and residential assets These approaches create, protect and grow asset value by encouraging investment in the asset’s performance. As part of the BIU V6 offering, an online platform is provided to allow Clients (asset owners and managers) to assess the performance of their assets, measure how they perform against BREEAM criteria and submit their evidence for certification via an Assessor. This platform user guide will help Clients to familiarize themselves with the platform and understand its features.

Learning objectives

• BREEAM Basics - how BREEAM works and the mechanism behind getting a rating.
• How to register, measure and certify your asset using the platform.
• Introduction to our portfolio approach.
• Background on our National scheme operators (NSOs).

Who is this for?

Introduction to SABRE

SABRE inspires property designers, developers, owners and occupiers to adopt a systematic, risk-based approach to security in and around their built assets. This makes the return on investment in security much more visible, quantifiable and justifiable, whilst enabling security to become better integrated into a building’s design, construction and operation. This course provides an overview of the built asset life cycle stages SABRE can cover, the assessment process and timeline, and the key principles of certification that ensure the reliability, impartiality and comparability of a SABRE rating to give added value to your any project or operational facility. The course finally summarises the benefits that SABRE assessment and certification can bring to a range of stakeholders. N.B. BRE Global (incorporating LPCB and SABRE) is a CPD partner of the Security Institute. Therefore, this course is worth double points to those demonstrating Continual Professional Development through the Security Institute’s learning platform. This course is intended to last 1 hour, and as such is worth 2 Security Institute CPD points.

Learning Objectives

• Identify the benefits of using SABRE;
• Understand the scheme structure and how it applies at each stage of a built asset’s lifecycle;
• Identify the role of the SABRE Assessor;
• Understand how a project or built asset is assessed and rated in SABRE; and
• Understand the importance of certification.

Is it right for me?

Requirements

Mat 01 Explained

The quantification and reduction of environmental impacts through building LCA (life cycle assessment) is becoming increasingly relevant as operational energy-related impacts decrease, and embodied impacts across all life cycles. Mat 01 in the BREEAM UK New Construction 2018 scheme requires the use of building LCA to determine the impacts associated with the construction products specified for a new building. However many in the construction industry are unfamiliar with LCA and this can deter project teams from seeking to demonstrate performance against the latest Mat 01 criteria. This e-learning module introduces the scope, approaches and timing of LCA for UKNC 2018 assessment and pulls together guidance produced by BRE Global in an easy-to-follow format to help assessors better advise design teams and clients on the Mat 01 requirements.

Learning Objectives

• Comparison with BREEAM benchmark
• Options appraisal

• Tutorial: BREEAM Simplified LCA tool.
• Tutorial: Obtaining results using the Mat 01 results submission tool.

Is it right for me?

Requirements

Talent Spotting for Business Success

This webinar from BRE covers talent identification in your business and leadership development for high potential employees in the workplace.

The Value of Certification: Why should we bother?

There is a huge range of certification marks in the market and it is often very difficult to understand what they all mean and what level of assurance they give.

Level 3 Fire Door Inspection

Fire safety is one of the most important aspects of construction and maintenance. It’s in the headlines like never before, and the need for robust inspection across all property types requires trained, qualified and competent professionals. The Fire Door Inspection Level 3 Award is a qualification that allows you to demonstrate your occupational competence in carrying out fire door inspections and respond to the growing demand. This comprehensive new one-day training course will run in small-sized classes and concludes with a short exam. It will equip you with all the information and knowledge you needed to start building your own personal portfolio of evidence to achieve the Level 3 Award.

Learning outcomes

• A thorough understanding of the standards applying to fire doors
• Knowledge of the different types of fire doors
• An appreciation of the importance of critical components such as door closers and hinges
• A clear understanding of the inspection procedure and pass/fail criteria
• A comprehensive understanding of the advice to give the building owner/client in case of inspection failure
• Everything you need to start building your portfolio of evidence for assessment

Is it right for me?

Requirements

• Examples of how you will engage with different client groups
• Written answers to questions related to standards and inspection requirements of fire doors
• Three examples of fire door inspections, with evidence that backs up your conclusions and recommendations.

After completion

What's included?

• Comprehensive course notes and materials
• Access to a laptop?
• Lunch and refreshments throughout each day
• Small class size
• Free on-site parking
• Access to the course tutor for specific queries?
• Any pre/follow on contact?

How Energy Performance is Assessed in HQM Beta England

The HQM standard has been developed to promote a holistic approach to sustainability and quality in new homes. Reporting of these is another important aspect promoted by the scheme to enable home buyers to make informed decisions and to allow home builders to showcase and to differentiate their developments.

BREEAM Domestic Refurbishment New Assessor

BRE Fire Facilities

A video recording of Debbie Smith presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2015.

Part L for the Natural Stone Industry

This free course is brought to you on behalf of Stone Federation GB with support from CITB and the BRE Academy.