Sustainability

Tuesday, 13th January 2026

  • Choose whichever seminar/s are of interest
  • Register by completing the form below
  • The day before the event you will receive joining links (most used formats are Teams and Zoom)
  • On the day of the event, click the supplied link
  • Watch the seminar and ask any questions you
    may have at the end
  • A full CPD Certificate will be provided after the event
Line-Up For the Day

09:30

Why Rainwater Harvesting Can Help Solve a Future Water Crisis

Graf UK Ltd

This CPD explores how rainwater harvesting for both domestic and commercial purposes can help solve a future water crisis. We will look at what systems are available in the UK and the benefits of each.

10:30

Living Places – Delivering Sustainable Homes for a Better Future

Velux Company Ltd

This CPD will provide the following learning outcomes: We are the Indoor Generation – How a healthy indoor climate is vital for health & well being; The importance of natural daylight & ventilation in buildings; Active House Principles; How the choice of different materials can reduce the CO2 in a building.

11:30

The Role of Airtightness Membranes in Energy-Efficient and Low Carbon Construction

DuPont Performance Building Solutions

This CPD will feature: The importance of airtightness and its contribution to thermal improvement; Using air and vapour control layers and vapour permeable underlays with suitable ancillaries to improve airtightness; Regulations and standards – Part L and the future standard for homes and buildings; Design considerations and buildability; The importance of training, education and collaboration.

13:00

Fibre Gypsum: The Third Way

James Hardie Building Products

This presentation aims to give a broad and as detailed as possible overview of fibre gypsum as an alternative to concrete blockwork and plasterboard/drywall as an internal wall material. The CPD focuses on the pros and cons of wall materials and compares performance criteria in the context of Modern methods of construction and the demands of carbon reduction and circular economy considerations. It covers the essentials on the nature of the material, how it is made and used as an internal walling material as part of an overview of wall construction technology and principles. By the end of this CPD delegates ought to have: An overview of a highly flexible, alternative material in MMC; Improved understanding of Fibre Gypsum as a relevant and carbon reduction material and how it can be used effectively; A thorough background in the nature and properties of Fibre Gypsum how it can be used to satisfy modern approaches to sustainable building whilst offering a fine, robust material; An understanding of typical details and cases using fibre cement in construction; Knowledge on how Fibre Gypsum meets legislative requirements and standards in health and safety, approved documents and standards and durability.

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