Event Phone: 07300878026

20 November 2024 

1-day CPD Conference at the AMP Technology Centre, Rotherham

For more information and to See the programme

Sponsored by NOCN

This prestigious conference venue has been kindly provided to BACH by NOCN

AMP Technology Centre is located in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, yet is just 2 miles from Sheffield City Centre. It is located at the heart of one of Europe’s most important Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering clusters. There is ample free parking, and it is close to the M1 and major road networks.

BACH Members only at this free conference – once it is full we are sold out!

All BACH events will use our new Event Terms and Conditions as listed on www.bach.ac.uk

We have recently sent reminders to those colleges and organisations that have not renewed. If non-members book, they will be advised that their booking has been rejected.

Please renew or call Ian on 07300 878026 to discuss.

These Part Conference bookings are only reserved subject to the rules below and being accepted by BACH.

Special terms for Part Conference bookings at a BACH National Annual Conference 3-day events

Part conference prices are subject to availability and at BACH’s discretion. Premier Sponsors have a different price structure.

The BACH National Executive Committee set prices for Associate Members wishing to have one standard banner stand and people to man it.

The general rule is that Associate Members can book a banner stand subject to availability if they book one delegate for the complete package. They can share that package between employees. They can then add, subject to availability, other employees at the rates below.

We have an absolute maximum of 100 places, plus hotel staff in the conference room – fire limit.

The Holiday Inn, Central Manchester.

Full conference programme for £495 BACH Members  Includes any appropriate staff from Member’s College group or Organisation.

Price includes

·        Two full days of quality Conference

·        Two nights accommodation – sole occupancy

·        Dinner Sunday and Gala Dinner Monday

·        Breakfast and Lunch on Monday and Tuesday

·        Networking on Sunday evening

£795 Non-members – Not a member, call 07300 878026 or ia***@ba**.uk about ‘The Best Informed Construction Heads’.  Membership £330.  

BACH 1 DAY Conference Programme

Latest programme 06 Nov 2023

City & Guilds Office, Giltspur Street, London, EC1A 9DE

Theme: Housing Challenges

Speaker

09:30-09:40 Welcome from our hosts, City and Guilds Kirstie Donnelly MBE, CEO, City and Guilds

09:40-09:45 Welcome and Introduction David Lord, BACH Chair

09:45-10:00 What is happening in our sector Graham Hasting-Evans, BACH President

10:00-10:30 Mental Health in Construction Rob Miguel, Unite

10:30-11:00 Net Zero the South West housing experience Mike Blakeley, Exeter College

11:00-11:15 Break

11:15-11:45 Home Building Skills Partnership Sector Plan Catherine Bullough, Home Builders Federation (HBF)

11: 45-12:30 Panel debate Lee Mills BACH Past Chair

12: 30-12:40 Introduction from our new Premier Sponsor Mike Mounfield, Cidori

12:40-13:20 Lunch sponsored by NOCN Group

13:20-13:30 Staffing and Employment update Guy Walker, Dovetail and Slate

13:30-14:00 London Skyline Programme (Net Zero) Chris Oldham, City & Corporation of London

14:00-14:45 Emerging technology for use in surveying for construction Mark Reid, Korec Group

14:45-15:15 Discussion and Closing Remarks David Lord, Burnley College, Vice-Chair

15:15-15:20 Cidori Prize draw Dewalt Bluetooth Radio Mike Mounfield, Cidori

15:30 Close and have a safe journey home

Important information to delegates: No parking on site, chargeable parking nearby (Smithfield car park). Premier Inn next door, book as soon as you can. Many other hotels, including lower-price options in nearby areas, such as Stratford and Blackfrairs, are available.

Travel from Kings Cross and Euston is 10-20 mins via the tube.

Travel instructions for those arriving via train into Kings Cross and Euston is:

Upon arrival at the station, head to the tube station. Take either the Circle, Metropolitan or Hammersmith and City line to Farringdon (one stop from Kings Cross and two stops from Euston). Exit the station, turn left, then right, head down Cowcross Street (past Gordon Ramsey`s Burger restaurant), follow Cowcross Street, and then cross the road towards Smithfield Market. Walk through the market and then turn right when you exit. You then cross the road and turn left. Walk past Smithfield car park and cross the road again, past Haberdashers Hall. Follow the path down and continue on going past the Premier Inn. You will then find the City & Guilds office on your right, opposite St. Barts Hospital.

Event Phone: 07539143184

Harlow Consulting is carrying out research on behalf of CITB, to explore FE in construction, specifically in relation to its role in progressing learners into a construction sector career, relevance to employer needs and challenges and opportunities for FE institutions.

We are keen to hear directly from FE stakeholders about what is working well so that best practices can be captured and understood, and where barriers are being encountered, how these might be overcome. On that basis, we are very grateful to BACH for convening a webinar to allow us to put a number of questions on this topic to members able to attend the session.

The webinar will be chaired by Dave Wilkins. It is an open forum where researchers will pose a number of questions to participants. The discussion points are attached with room for your thoughts.

Harlow Consulting is carrying are also examining a number of other countries to look at their approach to the design and delivery of FE (or equivalent) for construction to identify what can be learned from other nations.

The information and data Harlow Consulting gather will be analysed and reported to CITB – with the intention of providing CITB with robust evidence to help them identify what kinds of actions should or could be taken to support construction sector FE by CITB. This could be in partnership with other organisations or by seeking to influence change in other ways.