Environmental Certification for Construction Professionals - Workshop 1 - Dublin 19.10.2017
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This presentation was delivered as part of the "Environmental Certification for Construction Professionals - ECCoPro" project first workshop. The objective of the ECCoPro project is to explore the opportunity of introducing an environmental certification system for building professionals in Ireland. For further information on this project please visit https://www.igbc.ie/policy-and-regulation/renovation-strategies/eccopro-environmental-certification-construction-professionals/.
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Environmental Certification for Construction Professionals - Workshop 1 - Dublin 19.10.2017
- 1. Environmental Certification for Building Professionals Workshop 1 – Dublin Oct. 2017
- 2. • Background information • Progress to date • Objectives of today’s meeting
- 3. Background to the project
- 4. Background to the project
- 5. Background to the project
- 6. Environmental Certification for Construction Professionals - ECCoPro Background to the project
- 7. About ECCoPro • Develop a framework for holistic cross-sector training of construction professionals •Complemented by a customer- friendly accreditation system
- 14. ECCoPro - Update • Environmental Certification for Construction Professionals => Environmental Certification for Building Professionals • We are not trying to develop a new curriculum but we want to better define the skills needed, to join the dots among existing courses and to develop a clear pathway for upskilling building professionals • We want to drive the demand for energy efficiency upskilling among building professionals • Scoping?
- 15. Running Order • 09.15: Welcome address • 09.35: Participants Introduction • 09.55: Session 1 Better identifying key industry skills needs • 10h45 Coffee Break • 11h10 Session 1 – Key Findings • 11h25 Session 2 Driving the demand for upskilling • 12.45: Closing remarks and next steps
- 16. Timeline 2017 2018 Oct. AprilJan. WORKSHOPS MILESTONES 19th Oct. Defining Industry Skills Needs 5th Dec. Defining a framework for holistic energy efficiency training of building professionals 25th Jan. Putting end-users at the centre of the transition 8th March Making Environmental Certification for Building Professionals a reality Framework for holistic energy efficiency training of Building professionals Key recommendations for an environmental certification system for Building professionals
- 18. Running Order • 09.15: Welcome address • 09.35: Participants Introduction • 09.55: Session 1 Better identifying key industry skills needs • 10h45 Coffee Break • 11h10 Session 1 – Key Findings • 11h25 Session 2 Driving the demand for upskilling • 12.45: Closing remarks and next steps
- 19. Next Steps National scheme operator • 03.11: Short workshop report to be published • November: One-to-one consultations • 05.12: WS2 – Defining a Framework for holistic energy efficiency training of building professionals
- 20. Next Steps
- 21. Timeline 2017 2018 Oct. AprilJan. WORKSHOPS MILESTONES 19th Oct. Defining Industry Skills Needs 5th Dec. Defining a framework for holistic energy efficiency training of building professionals 25th Jan. Putting end-users at the centre of the transition 8th March Making Environmental Certification for Building Professionals a reality Framework for holistic energy efficiency training of Building professionals Key recommendations for an environmental certification system for Building professionals
- 22. National scheme operator • Bill Dunster – Zedfactory, The Zero Bills Home • Mick Forde Bradley – Zeso Architects, NZEB: Lessons from Denmark • Patrick Durkan – Durkan Residential, Achieving NZEB and Home Performance Index • David Dumigan – Hines, Creating sustainable communities: Cherrywood • Energy Efficient Morgages and much more…
- 23. THANK YOU Marion Jammet – IGBC marion@igbc.ie
Editor's Notes
- Good morning all For those who do not know me, I am Marion Jammet – Project manager at the Irish Green Building Council Part of that role, mainly work on 2 projects at the moment which are somewhat connected EccoPro and the Energy Efficient Mortgages
- Before we move to the meat of this WS, I am just going to give you a short presentation: Background information to this project – Apologies to those of you who have heard it before but lots of new phases today = want to make sure we are all on same page Progress made since the kick off meeting last month Objective of today’s meeting & what we are trying to achieve
- 2016: IGBC, conjunction with DCCAE, organized a comprehensive consultation process to co-design an ambitious NRS for Ireland H2020 funded project – BU Led to the publication of a final set of recommendations to unlock Ireland’s energy renovation potential in 02.17 Supported by over 200 key stakeholders
- 2016: IGBC, conjunction with DCCAE, organized a comprehensive consultation process to co-design an ambitious NRS for Ireland H2020 funded project – BU Led to the publication of a final set of recommendations to unlock Ireland’s energy renovation potential in 02.17 Supported by over 200 key stakeholders
- As part of this process – lack of skill at all levels of the supply chain = one of the main risk to a successful implementation of this strategy
- More specifically when it comes to upskilling of building professionals in energy efficiency = here is what was suggested by people involved in this process Simple! That in mind we applied for funding with SEAI to develop ECCoPro
- What is ECCoPro? 10 month projects – started in July till April 2018 Objective Simple
- Lots of desk research – one-to-one meetings =thank you! Publication of this document in September: Set the scene / Source of reference (Best practice = how could the framework look like) Open it for consultation at the project meeting and through online consultation
- At the end of this project meeting I felt a bit: like this
- When back to my desk, took a cup of tea – looked back at my notes and a week later at the results of the survey (= thanks to all of you that completed it) 3 words that sum up the discussion / how people felt about the process: It’s ambitious It’s going to be difficult But it’s needed
- Looked at this 3 words and reflect on the project kick-off meeting = really reminded me of the consultation process when we started 18 months ago. Recruited to run that consultation process – not written the proposal / not from the building industry – 1st 3 months like that, but eventually we designed a process that involved 200 key stakeholders across Ireland
- 2016: IGBC, conjunction with DCCAE, organized a comprehensive consultation process to co-design an ambitious NRS for Ireland H2020 funded project – BU Led to the publication of a final set of recommendations to unlock Ireland’s energy renovation potential in 02.17 Supported by over 200 key stakeholders
- Led to the publication of a comprehensive set of recommendations for a better national renovation strategy = haven’t seen the final document DCCAE shortly but we are already working on some of these recommendations: ECCoPro today, BPF Mortgages, Surveyors Green leases CPD = Yes, it’s complicated but together we can achieve something
- Moving back to ECCoPro – Update on where we are at / objectives of today’s meeting Building Professionals No new curriculum Driving Demand Work to do around scoping: Environmental / Green / Low carbon = keep in mind
- Today’s event split into two parts that really reflect some of the point that I have just made: 1. Better identifying skills needs 2. Driving the Demand for upskilling
- WS1=> WS2 5th Dece. Defining a framework for holistic energy efficiency of training professionals Feedback on key skills / how the system work / who influences whom so that I can design some models / framework 3-4 we can test together at the next workshop
- Any Questions Chris Chapman
- Today’s event split into two parts that really reflect some of the point that I have just made: 1. Better identifying skills needs 2. Driving the Demand for upskilling
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