Digitising the supply chain - A bottom line no brainer
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Presentation by Peter Capelhorn at the Single Ply Roofing Association Conference 2019 at Heythrop Park, Oxfordshire. More information:https://spra.co.uk/events/spra-awards-2019-live-blog/
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Digitising the supply chain - A bottom line no brainer
- 1. Digitising the supply chain – A bottom line no brainer Peter Caplehorn
- 4. Use of Building Information Models in design and graphics Increased use of digital information Analytics big data etc Drones cloud point surveys Pockets of use and innovation Not joined up Very little in the supply chain Current Landscape
- 5. A lot of theory not much practice Emerging standards PAS 1192, ISO 16950 Lots of approaches lots of alternatives Where is the magic bullet Piecing together the jigsaw Look at UK and Overseas Current Landscape 2
- 6. Where can we help and join up Product information Product identification Processes to join up the supply chain Competence In the right place for the future industry CPA Approach
- 7. LEXiCON Moving forward with funding from Sector Deal BRE working on new software part of CIH Relevant authorities DPI Digital Product Identifyers CIDRA Staffing up now CPA Current Projects
- 8. Digital Supply Chain Project Digital Twin Project to map the supply chain PAS PAS for product standard Initial scoping underway CPA Current Projects
- 9. Construction Innovation Hub BRE CDBB MTC Building Safety Programme MHCLG CIC CPA BuildUK Post Grenfell reforms Hackitt review calls for ‘golden thread’ of information New regulations and regulatory framework Raising the bar and culture change Taking things forward
- 10. Currently Connections with other areas Then we have a structure that allows failure even if we can agree what is correct or what is compliant who is going to pick up failure and who is going to make sure it is put right? Very often none of the above. Therefore there is common acceptance that if its about right or even there are no complaints it’s ok. But the regs are there for a reason and if that is to protect life and make it safe we are bound to be heading for trouble. This can only be achieved with full digitalsiation
- 11. Regulations and standards How did we get to this position? Over the last few decades a gradual erosion of standards Design and build where responsibility is devolved and fragmented Designers losing site involvement and therefore experience Trades where the is concern only for ‘my’ work Digital processes allow this to be rolled back and reinvented
- 12. The Building Safety Programme Verification required Competence raised Ensure performance delivered Ensure safe maintenance guaranteed Complete digital record Efficiency drives cost savings as well Regulations
- 13. Next ….. Duty holders with personal responsibility Regulations that require delivery performance and proof Digital records of everything A required change to what is acceptable and what is not Potential exclusion for those not willing to comply This will not be easy or simple XXXXXXXX
- 14. However this is essential for the future of the industry We need to regain that trust lost with Grenfell To build buildings that are safe and make people feel safe That needs digital systems and is….. a no brainer Conclusion