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CPD Event: Building Regulations 2010 Part M

Wednesday 8th February 2012
Wednesday 8th February 2012
18:00
08 Feb 2012
Meeting point: 
Red Cow Moran Hotel, Naas Road, Dublin 22 - Merrion Suite
Speaker: 
Eoin O'Herlihy B Tech (Ed.), M.Eng, MIEI, MIES - Access Consultant at O'Herlihy Access Consultancy and Chair of the NSAI Access for All Standards Consultative Committee Working Group 1 on Built Environment
Cost: 
€10 per person - payable on arrival
Contact person: 
Karen Halligan - Branch Manager
Contact email: 
khalligan@ciob.org.uk
Tel: 
+353 (0)41 982 1692

The Eastern Centre, in conjunction with O'Herlihy Access Consultancy, is hosting a CPD event on the Building Regulations 2010 – Part M on 8 February 2012 at 6.00pm in the Red Cow Moran Hotel, Dublin 22.

Eoin O'Herlihy from O'Herlihy Access Consultancy will be the instructor of this seminar, which aims to equip participants with an understanding of the requirements of Part M 2010 and ensure participants appreciate the key content of Technical Guidance Document M 2010.

The content would be particularly beneficial to Architects and Technicians, Engineers, Building Control Officers, Fire Officers, Fire Consultants, Facilities Managers and all those with an interest in Building Regulations.

Booking fee is €10 per person and it is open to both members and non-members.  Booking form attached below.

For further information or booking enquiries please contact Karen Halligan at khalligan@ciob.org.uk

The CIOB in Ireland wish to thank O'Herlihy Access Consultancy for their support on this event.

Other Information: 

Why should I attend?
The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) continuing professional development (CPD) workshops are practical, interactive training events that aim to develop attendees’ capabilities in a specific area. They are designed to increase participants’ value to their companies, progress their careers and increase opportunities.

What will I achieve?
The workshops have set objectives that enable attendees to take away new skills and knowledge, which they can then apply in their professional capacity. Training is supported by comprehensive notes to aid dissemination.

What can I expect?
The events usually focus on one topic and encourage active participation through a stimulating mix of panel discussions, group exercises, breakout sessions and presentations. The workshops take an informal approach and delegate numbers are kept low to promote discussion and participation. They also provide an excellent networking opportunity. They are led by CIOB members or external speakers from leading companies and organisations.

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Booking Form: CPD Event: Building Regulations 2010 Part M - 8 February 2012 (pdf 760.88 KB)
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