Darebin - Protection Works – from the outside looking in!
4 CPD Points | Darebin
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AIBS Victorian Roadshow 2017
About this Event
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For Building Surveyors, protection works remains one of the more challenging aspects to be dealt with in our daily operations, due in no small part to the potential for disastrous consequences and the need to ensure our actions and procedures are professional and unbiased.
This workshop will address the topic with a focus on our statutory obligations together with common law expectations for protection of adjoining properties and the public. The various players and their respective roles and responsibilities will be discussed for purposes of full overview.
Legislation outlined in the Act, Regulations and the Occupational Health and Safety Act will be dissected, and any possible changes arising from the sunsetting of the Regulations affecting this topic explored. Scenarios such as stage permits, demolition works, tilt-panel installation, swimming pools and alterations to a building remaining in use over the course of the building works will form part of the workshop.
In addition to this, an analysis of common Engineering ‘solutions’ used in the design and big-picture issues such as insurance, occupational health and safety, and Court/Tribunal determinations will be discussed.
This workshop will include the release of an AIBS Practice Note outlining our benchmarks. See the program below for a session in your area.
Schedule
The day will run as follows:
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Time
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Presentation Topic
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08:00am
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Registrations
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08:30am - 10:30am
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Seminar start
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10:30am - 10:45am
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Morning Tea
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10:45am -12:45pm
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Seminar resumes
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12:45pm - 1:30pm
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Lunch
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| 1:30pm
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Event Close |
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About the Speaker:
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Mark Baker
Mark commenced in Building Surveying in 1981 as a Cadet Building Surveyor for the City of Heidelberg.
Over the ensuing years he worked at three different Councils before working in the Private Sector originally as an employee and then after setting up his own business for the purposes of doing consultancy work.
Recently he was teaching on a part-time basis in the Diploma and Advanced Diploma of Building Surveying at Holmesglen Institute and more recently he has been providing training for private clients, the former Building Commission and AIBS in addition to general consultancy.
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Pricing
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Price (All Prices Inclusive of GST)
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AIBS Member
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$200 |
| AIBS Student Member |
$150 |
| Non-Member |
$300
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Pricing is automatically set for you depending on your membership status with AIBS.
If you have any queries or believe you are receiving the wrong price, please contact [email protected].
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| Please note that dates may appear in American format depending on you internet browser language settings. This event will be held on Thursday 22 June 2017. |
Terms and Conditions
By registering for this event, you agree to the terms and conditions listed below.
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Refunds for registrations should be provided in writing to [email protected] as outlined below and calculated from the first day of training
More than 30 days - Full refund
Between 7 and 30 days - 50% refund
Less than 7 days - No refund
Participants may transfer their registration to another training session up to one (1) working day prior to the commencement of the training day without loss of funds. |
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Payment Terms: Net 14 days. Registrations made within 14 days of the event are required to be paid PRIOR to the event date, regardless of invoice date.
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Minimum numbers:
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For all AIBS training events, minimum numbers must be met prior to the date to proceed |
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| Please note that you must be logged into your aibs.com.au account to be able to register for this event. You do not need to be an AIBS member to hold an account. The option to register will become available when you have logged in. |
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