Fire Engineer, Tom Dale, will summarise the advantages of modern methods of building construction, including modular construction and alternative materials.
He will also identify some of the fire safety issues associated with them such as, poor final onsite installation, usage of combustible materials and the use of plasterboard and its reliability. Each of which has the potential to increase the likelihood of a fire, and the extent of damage caused.
Finite movement under load or changing environmental conditions is an inescapable phenomenon in any structure. This webinar will discuss the issues that must be considered by the design team and what can go wrong during or after construction.
Civil Engineer, Bernard Travers, delves into building failures during storms discussing factors such as wind speed, funnelling effects, and the impact of named storms.
Civil Engineer, Hannah Fletcher, takes a look at the requirements for scaffolding design, construction, and management, including a review of the common problems and failures.
Flood damage to new developments should be a ‘red flag’ for policy coverage issues or subrogation. Hydrologist, Richard Keightley, discusses relevant planning policies to highlight where things can go wrong.
Building Services Engineer, David Edwards, will be exploring the world of building services, from the obvious such as lighting and heating, to the more unusual systems he has worked with.
