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CIBSE launches 2023 training programme

The 2023 CIBSE training programme is now available, including training and CPD content focused on building safety and energy efficiency.

Article category: News
Published on: 22 Nov 22

New CPD requirements for Australian and New Zealand members

As your professional body CIBSE is committed to ensuring that all regional members are supported, and that qualifications meet local and international standards. As such, the CPD requirement for all corporate members in Australia and New Zealand is changing. This will ensure our members are aligned with government requirements for engineering registration in Australian states and in New Zealand.

Article category: News
Published on: 22 Nov 22

Amazing race at an amazing pace

CIBSE’s Young Engineers Network took to Sydney streets in an Amazing Race challenge, with teams being put through their paces to solve clues, identify iconic buildings and boogie like Beyonce.

Article category: News
Published on: 18 Nov 22

Department for Education seek engagement on proposals for off-site Energy Pods for Schools

The Department for Education (DfE) has commissioned a team of experts to deliver a research and innovation project known as Energy Pods and we need your help. Arcadis is leading the market engagement on behalf of the DfE.

Article category: News
Published on: 18 Nov 22

Pre-Project Planning Framework - Key to delivering successful project outcomes

The NSW Design and Building Practitioners Act introduces changes to the residential building design and construction process with the intent to restore consumer confidence. The pre-project planning process ensures the project is setup for success, prior to the detailed design and construction phase. So, what does the optimum approach to establishing a solid cost estimate and design business case look like?

Article category: News
Published on: 17 Nov 22

Safety and Zero Carbon headline at CIBSE Build2Perform 2022

Practical actions on building safety and accelerating the UK's progress to meeting its 2050 net zero emissions target are the focus subjects of this year's Build2Perform Live, the flagship event of the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) and the premier event for built environment solutions.

Article category: News
Published on: 17 Nov 22

Building Inspector Competence Framework (BICoF) consultation

From April 2024 the new Building Safety Regulator will operate a new statutory register for all Building Control professionals. Private sector building control organisations and local authority bodies in England will by law have to register and to do that they will have to meet a new set of competence requirements.

Article category: News
Published on: 14 Nov 22

Government announce that businesses in Great Britain can continue to use the CE Mark for a further 2 years

The government has announced that businesses in Great Britain can continue to use the CE Mark for a further 2 years.

Article category: News
Published on: 08 Nov 22

Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) on #WorldVentil8Day

Article category: News
Published on: 04 Nov 22

CIBSE and the Society of Façade Engineering (SFE) celebrate sustainable design, innovation, and excellence at the Façade 2022 Design and Engineering Awards

With 10 categories celebrating sustainability and innovation in the UK and international façade engineering, this year’s awards recognised refurbishment and new build projects, along with the 2022 Young Façade Engineer of the Year.

Article category: News
Published on: 03 Nov 22

UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard coalition launches call for evidence

The team developing the UK’s Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard (the NZCBS) has launched a call for evidence, to help inform and guide the development of the Standard.

Article category: News
Published on: 01 Nov 22

Celebrating early career engineers and exceptional employers at the CIBSE Young Engineers Awards 2022

Kevin Mitchell, CIBSE President reflects on the CIBSE Young Engineers Awards 2022

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