Built environment webinars

Climate change is one of the most important issues facing the built environment today and one for which building owners and managers must dedicate significant attention. This webinar studies the interest section between climate and the built environement, to provide an holistic understanding of the factors involved.

In this webinar, we discuss ISO’s new Occupational Health & Safety standard on psychological health and to explain its relationship with ISO 45001.

We examine how leading global FM organizations are tackling the challenge of rebuilding trust, including taking a look at the new protocols and discussing which of these are likely become the next normal as we look to build back better in 2021 and beyond, using hindsight and insights to set future strategy. BSI’s expert speaker and Global Head of Health, Safety and Wellbeing, Kate Field, is joined by Richard White, Global QHSE Director GWS/Local from CBRE Global Workplace Solutions.

COVID-19 has brought a new urgency to existing work on reimagining offices. They need to be made more adaptable, more supportive of health and wellbeing, and enablers of greater productivity. But how? To discuss this, we ran a webinar on 9 December 2020 to look at the role of smart technologies in the workplaces of the future.

This free webinar launched the first consultation on a new standard called: Built Environment – Overarching Competence Framework - Specification. The framework provides a set of core principles of competence, including leading and managing safety, communicating safety, delivering safety, risk management, regulations & processes, building systems, ethics, and fire/life safety.

This webinar was held to inform and raise awareness of the ongoing standardization activity. It updates you on the progress of the MHCLG-sponsored Built Environment Competence Standards programme; gives an overview of how to implement BSI Flex 8670 v3.0: 2021; and launches the development of PAS 8673 Framework for competence of Building Safety Managers.

This one-day virtual event looked at the rapidly growing fire safety market and answers key questions around what’s changing, the likely impacts, emerging trends, and how knowledge can be shared between the fire and construction sectors to help meet the new challenges.

In the COP26, nations are working to assess progress and the gaps between their previous commitments and current NDCs. we will cover why climate change is such an important issue and provide a brief history of global agreements, what “Net Zero” means, the key takeaways from the 2021 summit, how well countries are doing vis-à-vis the Paris Agreement, and more

As part of BSI’s Net Zero Week, this session considers some of the tools and approaches currently available to help the built environment sector achieve net zero.

Expert speaker Martin Townsend explores what underpins good collaboration, and its role in driving a sustainable, resilient business. With teams sometimes located around the world, or now working more virtually, and new technologies bringing questions over intellectual property and liability, what should a good use case for collaboration consist of today? What are the challenges to be overcome? And how can collaboration with communities bring deliver long-term benefits and positive legacies for society?

Moving towards a more circular economy can deliver benefits such as reducing pressure on the environment, improving the security of the supply of raw materials, increasing competitiveness, driving innovation and creating new business models by moving from a product to a service economy. Is your business ready to share in the success of a different way of thinking?

Watch our webinar and discover:

• Key trends to note that impact sustainability in a post-pandemic environment
• Why sustainability will be an essential part of the green recovery
• What this means for your business
• How to get sustainability on the board agenda

Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) is an approach to development and/or land management that aims to leave nature in a measurably better state. BNG is fast gaining momentum amongst developers, land owners and policy makers. BS 8683 A process for designing and implementing biodiversity net gain is a new British Standard in development and provides linear, progressive, good practice requirements, from design to 'spade in the ground' delivery.

Recently, we’ve seen an increased utilization of BIM within the construction industry. However, some construction companies are still failing to successfully apply BIM and see the full value of this process in their organizations. In this webinar, we will provide you with 5 key tips for successful BIM implementation.

The event was physically reconfigured into a virtual event but still provided a uniquely insightful and comprehensive examination of leading-edge digital technologies that are set to shape the future of construction, delivered by experts.

How can Leaders with a responsibility for the integration of BIM and information management, articulate its value to customers and the board in order build a sustainable, resilient organization? For those with a passion for digital innovation to increase productivity on site whilst reducing risks and unnecessary waste, our Director’s discussion looks at the key considerations with hints and tips for conversations with clients and board level executives.

Talent management and career development in BIM are critical considerations in an increasingly sophisticated digital world. Find out from BSI experts how you can address this challenge, making your BIM expertise resilient for now and the future.

This webinar provides an overview of how organizations can benefit from digitizing their physical records and features a case study showing how one organization has realized those benefits in practice.

This unique online event provides both an introduction to BS EN ISO 19650-3:2020 the new international standard on BIM in the operational phase of an asset, and also explores the relationship between the UK BIM Framework and the National Digital Twin Programme.

This webinar gives you a unique opportunity to learn more about BS EN ISO 19650-5:2020, the new international standard on how to identify and secure sensitive BIM information, and an update on the UK BIM Framework and its role in supporting the implementation of BIM.

Exploiting BSI’s unique access to emerging knowledge, this one-day virtual event was designed to help the construction sector adopt the transformative new technologies, tools and processes now available to the industry.

In this webcast, a panel of BSI experts explore the DNA of innovation: the principles, mindsets, and approaches that leading individuals and businesses are adopting to sustain momentum and deliver meaningful change within the sector.