Buildings and social housing developments are complex assets, and they are all different. The complexity of buildings means there is always going to be a need to react to circumstances beyond control of those responsible, but preventive maintenance reduces these risks.
This webinar aims to move the discussion away from the tick box exercise of building maintenance and turn the building managers focus to reduce the risk of unplanned and potentially expensive downtime by catching any potential issues before they become serious.
With cost implications and the pressure to constantly weigh up budgetary priorities, regular reviews help to identify spending patterns that could flag up over or under-maintenance. While making savings remains a priority, can the same money be spent more wisely by targeting tasks more strategically?
Agenda
| 10.30 |
Welcome & Event Overview Hector Altamirano-Medina - Academic Director, UK Centre for Moisture in Buildings /span> |
| 10.35 |
Indoor air quality wins Matthew Clark - Programme Manager – Air Quality - Sustainable Growth/Public Health Service, Hertfordshire County Council |
| 10.45 |
Damp and Mould: Addressing the issue David Bly - Managing Director, Cornerstone |
| 10.55 |
Panel session and audience Q&A How should a property be used to ensure the building works as it was designed to work? Hector leads the discussion with guests Jenny Danson - CEO, Healthy Homes Hub, Matt Clarke - Programme Manager, Air Quality, Sustainable Growth/Public Health Service, Hertfordshire County Council and David Bly, Managing Director, Cornerstone |
| 11.30 | Thank you / Event close |