Project management
A look at project management at its most basic level – solving problems. Here we explore some of the products, processes and people factors that can help take a project from ‘average’ to ‘exceptional’.
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Examines to the current health issues in the global workplace and the cost-benefits of running a successful ergonomics program. The legal aspects of workstation design are also explored, before running through the optimal setup of various workplace DSE workstations.
Colebrook Bosson Saunders is an international designer, manufacturer and distributor of award-winning ergonomic products. The company is driven by the desire to create new and better ways to enhance user experience through the seamless connection of people with technology. This is reflected in its long track record of industry and world ‘firsts’, including the first flatscreen monitor arm, and first dynamic monitor arm capable of supporting up to 9kg.
Duration: 40-45 minutes, plus Q&A
Discusses the key factors to consider in refurbishment and conservation projects, including the basics of hygrothermal design. Topics covered include: retrofit and conservation considerations; hygrothermal material properties and good design practice; hygrothermal assessment standards; the PAS 2035 design framework; and, how to reduce the risk of condensation in pitched roof refurbishment.
The A Proctor Group has, for nearly 50 years, served the construction industry with an extensive portfolio of technically-advanced thermal, acoustic and membrane products. It delivers a wide range of high-quality, innovative solutions designed to meet the evolving needs of the construction industry.
Duration: 30 minutes, plus Q&A
Explores the impact of interior design on people on the autistic spectrum. Discusses the sensitivities experienced by those living on the autistic spectrum, and how internal spaces can affect the way they relate to people and their environment. The presentation also introduces the ASPECTSS Design Index – a conceptual framework used to address the elements of acoustics, heating, colour and pattern, and the zoning of spaces – and discusses how carpet can meet the requirements of the Index.
Danfloor UK is a specialist manufacturer of impervious and non-impervious broadloom carpet and carpet tiles. Contemporary, hardwearing and stylish, Danfloor’s carpet ranges are suited to the healthcare, education, commercial and leisure industries. The company uses branded carpet fibres, which determines the quality of the carpet and influences aspects such as surface structure, colour and feel, as well as many functional features, offering plenty of flooring possibilities. All carpets are tested in accordance with BS EN1307 and carry a number of comprehensive warranty packages. Two of its ranges have also received Dementia Design Product Accreditation from the University of Stirling's Dementia Services Development Centre (DSDC). Danfloor offers you the peace of mind that its carpets will help to create dementia inclusive environments.
Duration: 40 minutes, plus Q&A