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In this episode, we continue our discussion around the Fire Safety Act and the Building Safety Bill with Jon Davies, Marc Pawson and Tom Weld.

In this episode, Nick Bramley discusses how to network both in person and virtually. He offers some great hints and tips and do's and don'ts that serve as a useful guide to anyone starting to dip a toe into the world of networking or a great refresher for any seasoned networker. 

In this episode, we discuss with an architecture practice and a crane company how they have each navigated the COVID-19 pandemic and how they have ensured that their workplaces are safe for their employees. Mark Townsend (King Lifting) and John Wright (Stride Treglown) share lessons learnt and key challenges that they have faced from office and site working points of view.

In this episode, we discuss the Fire Safety Bill and the Building Safety Bill with Jon Davies, Marc Pawson and Tom Weld. We find out what the bills are, the potential implications of them for professionals in the construction industry and the resources available to refer to, to ensure that you are up to date with the changes to roles and responsibilities for projects in the future. 

This podcast focuses on how we can deliver the net zero agenda at a project level with our panel members Josh Bullard (Hydrock), Patrick O'Flynn (UWE) and Darren Evans (Darren Evans).

This episode follows on from Episode 4, which discussed achieving net zero at a governmental and policy level. In this episode, we focus particularly on what net zero really means, which challenges we face to achieve net zero and how we, as construction professionals can get buy in for net zero rom the supply chain. We will also signpost you to some useful guidance on the topic.

This podcast focuses on how we can achieve net zero in the construction industry from a governmental and policy level. This podcast features our fellow committee member Nav, who hosts a discussion with five panelists (Marvin Rees, James Norman, David Knight, Steve Sliney and Danielle Symmons) on the subject.