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Event Details
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Webinar - Whole Life Costing |
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Wednesday, October 29, 2008 |
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On-Line |
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Non-member Price: £50 plus VAT (£58.75)
Member Price: Free
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Introduction
Buildings and the equipment and components that go into them are long term investments. This means that project costs can not be judged just in terms of initial capital investment.
Whole Life Costing (WLC) is a key tool to help clients, architects, engineers, facilities managers, contractors and product manufacturers understand how capital and operating costs can all be compared to help choose the option that cheapest overall. This webinar will introduce the principles of WLC and explain how it can benefit every organisation involved in the procurement and supply of buildings and facilities.
Who would benefit from this webinar?
This webinar will be specifically aimed at clients and the supply chain who want to get an overall understanding of the subject and see how WLC techniques can be applied to all types of construction work and facilities management.
The speaker - David Churcher
David Churcher, from BSRIA's Business Improvement section, will lead this webinar. He delivers BSRIA's Whole Life Costing training and consultancy services, and has been involved in helping companies implement best practice within the construction industry for the past 15 years.
Start time: 14.00
Duration: 60 minutes including questions
What is a webinar?
A webinar is a live interactive presentation delivered over the Internet direct to your desktop, normally combining PowerPoint and a live presenter.
You do not need any special software installed on your computer, although you will need internet access and a telephone near your computer to hear the presentation. You will be required to login to the system (full details are sent to you in advance) and register so that we know who is participating.
Please note that places are limited to 30
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