Non-Member Request to Attend
Non-Member Request to Attend
Non-Member Request to Attend
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Please contact us using the from below if you are not a member of COMIT but would like to attend our conference on the 4th or 5th July in London. We have a limited number of non-member tickets so please tell us a bit about yourself and your organisation and why you would like to attend. Please also say if you want to attend both days or just one of the days.
If your application is accepted you will receive an electronic invoice (via Paypal). Non-members will be charged £80 + VAT to attend a single day or £120 + VAT for both days. When payment has been received you will receive further instructions on how to attend.
Please contact us using the from below if you are not a member of COMIT but would like to attend our conference on the 4th or 5th July in London. We have a limited number of non-member tickets so please tell us a bit about yourself and your organisation and why you would like to attend. Please also say if you want to attend both days or just one of the days.
If your application is accepted you will receive an electronic invoice (via Paypal). Non-members will be charged £80 + VAT to attend a single day or £120 + VAT for both days. When payment has been received you will receive further instructions on how to attend.
Please contact us using the from below if you are not a member of COMIT but would like to attend our conference on the 4th or 5th July in London. We have a limited number of non-member tickets so please tell us a bit about yourself and your organisation and why you would like to attend. Please also say if you want to attend both days or just one of the days.
If your application is accepted you will receive an electronic invoice (via Paypal). Non-members will be charged £80 + VAT to attend a single day or £120 + VAT for both days. When payment has been received you will receive further instructions on how to attend.
Construction, Operation & Maintenance through Innovative Technology
Graduate Day (passed)
13th August, 2015 - Bentley Academy, London
The COMIT graduate day event is a chance for the next generation to understand some of the issues facing construction and put forward ideas on how new technologies and innovations could be the solution.
Engineering is all about communication, coordination, collaboration and cooperation. This event is a chance to do all four whilst networking with other forward thinking graduates from our industry.
Agenda:
10.00 – 10.15: Arrival & registration
10.15 – 10.30: Welcome & Introductions
10.30 – 11.00: Impact of technology on society
11.00 – 12.00: Workshop 1 – Applying apps to construction
12.00 – 13.00: Lunch & Networking
13.00 – 14.00: Workshop 2 – Increasing technology adoption
14.00 – 15.00: Workshop 3 – New technologies for old problems
15.00 – 15.30: Close out and questions
Speakers:
Harrison O’Hara – Mobile BIM Technician / Research Engineer (Costain/ COMIT & Loughborough University)
Harrison looks after the implementation and adoption of Mobile technology for Costain Group, since joining he has secured a position working towards an Engineering Doctorate at Loughborough University and also leads the BIM4Mobility group for COMIT.
Iain Miskimmin – Director for Technology (COMIT & Bentley)
Iain has many roles within the industry, from running the COMIT organisation, upskilling global BIM knowledge, delivering the Crossrail Information Management Academy and in his spare time is an Ambassador for the Bloodhound Super Sonic Car team!
David Wood – Chairman of the London Futurists
David has spent 25 years envisioning, architecting, implementing, supporting, and avidly using smart mobile devices. The London Futurists is a meetup dedicated to serious discussion of the likely impact of technology on human experience. He is also the Executive Director for Transpolitica, a Principle at Delta Wisdom and a Fellow of the Institute of Ethics and Emerging Technologies.
Stuart Young – Fiatech, Managing Director - Europe and Middle East. Consultancy Director at COMIT Projects Ltd
Stuart has 30 years’ experience in the AEC Industry working with several major organisations and Joint Ventures holding several Senior Management positions. He has worked on large infrastructure projects with values ranging from £50m to £500m. Stuart has a passion for innovation and change in industry and is a strong advocate of the “process-first” approach to technology adoption and implementation.
Special guest:
Dino Sawer – Site Forman (N.E. Construction Coy)
Dino’s role within his organisation is to ensure the project is delivered on time, on budget and with as less risk as possible. Recently he has deployed clip boards and coffee mug holders to his workforce and feels that this leap in technology is ground breaking.
Supported by the Young Rail Professionals
Location: 20 Gracechurch Street, London, EC3V OBG