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Essential CPD information for the construction industry

The architect will get an understanding of the issues with regard to planning and common law. The architect should be able to identify potential problems early on in the design process, thus avoiding detrimental problems later on.

On completion of the course you will be confident that you can:
- Recognise and understand the structure of work sections which is based upon the Common Arrangement Work Sections (CAWS).
- Create and edit a specification, using clause editing tools, NBS Guidance and NBS Plus.
- Supplement existing NBS Guidance with your own office knowledge.
- Understand the concept of office standards as a useful basis for project specification, saving time in the specification writing process and ensuring consistency. - Format and print the specification.
- Print specialist reports.
- Define user access to specifications and preliminaries.
- Understand the fundamentals of revisions and their use during the specification process.
- Create, edit and import project schedules

This seminar will offer delegates an understanding of how mapping can be used to analyse and to present site information. Delegates will also learn how mapping can help to reduce costs for example by providing accurate, reliable information that can reduce the need for site surveys.

This seminar focuses on standards in the audio visual industry:
- To inform of the standards in the audio visual industry
- Identifying audiovisual industry standards and audiovisual best practices
- Recognising the similarity of audiovisual standards and standards familiar to architects
- An understanding of how an audio visual standard is developed