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Digital Construction Summit 2022: register now

The Digital Construction Summit, the key annual event for digital decision-makers in the built environment sector, will take place on 13-15 September.

The Summit tackles key industry issues:

  • implementing best practice to meet the requirements of the golden thread;
  • the evolution of BIM to information management;
  • achieving net zero;
  • technology’s role in generating productivity gains; and
  • ensuring the maximum impact of project information during the operational phase.

The Summit is run as a virtual event, with two webinars a day. You can view and register for the individual webinar sessions via the links below. Each webinar qualifies for an hour’s CPD credits.

Partners for the Digital Construction Summit 2022 are the Chartered Institute of Building, Bentley Systems, COINS, Mail Manager and PlanRadar.

The Summit is brought to you by Construction Management, BIMplus and Global Construction Review.

Digital Construction Summit programme

Speakers confirmed so far include:

  • Aman Sharma, managing director of Totus Digital and deputy chair of the Building Regulations Advisory Committee that drafted the golden thread
  • Jack Ostrofsky, head of sustainability & design, Southern Housing Group
  • Steven Sutch, director of L Lynch Plant Hire
  • Rob Norton, UK team lead – fire, health & safety at PlanRadar
  • Darren Aldridge, group supply chain manager, Keltbray
  • Louise Gardiner, head of digital estate and asset management, NHS Scotland Assure – Health Facilities Scotland
  • Rachel McKay, project Manager at NHS National Services Scotland
  • Peter Lynch, senior advancement manager, Bentley Systems
  • Jacob Wardrop, commercial director, Mail Manager

More detail on the programme and speakers can be found on the Digital Construction Summit 2022 website.

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