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25 Jan 2024
Ep. 1 Defying the Blueprint: Nicola Forest's Bold Rewrite of Construction Stereotypes
In this episode, I sat down with Nicola Forest, a sustainability manager who's breaking new ground in the construction industry. From her unexpected entry into the field to championing sustainable practices, Nicola shares her unique insights and experiences in this episode.
Discover how the pandemic reshaped the industry, how sustainability is more than just a buzzword, and why diverse roles and opportunities in construction matter. This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in the intersection of sustainability and construction, packed with real-world stories and practical wisdom.
'Thrive in Construction' is the only podcast that delves into the personal journeys of sustainability leaders and innovators in the construction industry across the UK. Our show differentiates by offering unscripted, passion-fueled conversations that go beyond the buzzwords to the heart of what's driving the industry forward. It's tailored for aspiring professionals, seasoned experts, and anyone with a keen interest in the sustainable evolution of construction. We're here at a time when the call for sustainable development is not just a trend, but a societal imperative, empowering listeners to build a career that contributes to a greener future.
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👉Exclusive Insights: Gain unparalleled insights into sustainability challenges and innovations in construction. 👉Inspirational Stories: Hear directly from the pioneers redefining the construction industry. 👉Community Dialogue: Your stories and questions will shape this podcast.
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Dive into a conversation with Martin Townsend, Director of the Centre of Excellence for Sustainability at BSI. This episode peels back the layers of sustainable development in the construction industry. Martin shares groundbreaking insights on driverless vehicle standards, the circular economy, and the transformative power of leadership in sustainability.
🚗 Highlighted Topics: [00:00:00] Introduction to Martin Townsend's role at BSI, impacting the future of urban development and environmental standards. [00:02:30] Discussing the evolution of sustainability standards and their influence on green business practices. [00:05:30] Exploring cybersecurity in the context of future technologies in urban environments. [00:07:30] The role of disruptive technology across various sectors, including construction. [00:09:30] Martin's personal journey and its effects on corporate culture within the industry. [00:14:30] Delving into BREEAM and its significance in sustainable development. [00:18:30] Discussing the shift from linear processes to a circular economy in industry standards. [00:23:30] The importance of innovation and 'play' in fostering a positive work environment and professional growth. [00:30:30] Insights on leadership and its role in driving change within the construction sector. [00:40:30] Debunking common industry myths and encouraging active participation in sustainability efforts.
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🚀 In this episode of "Thrive in Construction," I had the pleasure of sitting down with Jess Hrivnak from RIBA, a true visionary in the field. Jess's journey from an environmental enthusiast to a leader in eco-friendly design is nothing short of inspiring.
We delve into how the industry is evolving with the pressing demands of climate change and technology. But it's not all technical talk; we also touch on the human side of things, discussing the impact of our work on mental health and our planet.
Trust me, this is an episode you don't want to miss – it's about building a better future, one sustainable brick at a time. Tune in for a conversation that's as enlightening as it is essential
🚗 Highlighted Topics: [00:00] - Introduction to Jess Rivnek and her work at R.I.B.A. [02:30] - Jess's role in sustainability and the evolution of R.I.B.A.'s sustainability strategies. [05:30] - The influence of external factors like the Stern report and activism on sustainability in architecture. [08:30] - Discussion on the COVID pandemic's impact on the construction industry and sustainability. [10:30[ - Jess's early inspiration and journey towards architecture and sustainability. [16:30] - Challenges in advocating for environmental causes and sustainability in early career stages. [21:30] - The importance and challenges of sustainability in modern architectural practice. [31:30]- The potential and challenges of using new materials and techniques in sustainable construction. [37:30] - The interplay between design, behaviour, and sustainability in architecture. [46:30] - Debunking myths about sustainable construction and exploring future possibilities. [59:30] - Jess's thoughts on creating a sustainable future in architecture and the role of collaborative efforts. [01:05:30] - The mental health aspect of dealing with climate change and its impact on professionals and youth.
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On this episode of "Thrive in Construction," we explore Dan McPherson’s unique journey from an apprentice to an executive director in the construction industry, without having gone to university.
Dan shares his personal experiences, addressing critical topics like mental health, the value of communication, and how he navigated the challenges and opportunities in his career. This episode is not just about building structures; it's about building life skills, breaking industry myths, and the importance of understanding and adapting to changes in the workplace.
It’s a conversation that reveals the diverse paths to success in construction and the importance of personal growth. Dan's insights are sure to inspire and educate. Tune in for an episode that challenges conventional wisdom and opens up a world of possibilities in the construction sector.
Timeline [00:05] - Introduction to Dan McPherson's background and career in construction. [06:42] - Discussing the impact of mental health in the construction industry. [12:20] - Dan's journey of self-discovery and dealing with personal challenges. [16:50] - The importance of kindness and resilience in life. [21:39] - Insights into thriving in the construction industry. [27:15] - Debunking common myths and misconceptions about construction careers. [31:47] - The role of communication and collaboration in the industry. [37:11] - Exploring the effects of AI and technology in construction. [41:55] - The significance of adapting to change and embracing innovation. [47:05 - Dan's vision for the future of the construction industry.
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This episode of Thrive in Construction is more than a discussion on sustainable building; it's a deep dive into how one person's journey can spark significant change. Romain shares his insights on evolving climate strategies, the power of aligning personal values with professional goals, and the importance of each individual's role in creating a sustainable future. We explore how his childhood experiences shaped his worldview, the transformative impact of becoming a parent on his approach to sustainability, and his efforts in driving global collaboration at Bouygues.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in how passion, innovation, and determination can collectively forge a path towards a greener, more sustainable world.
[00:01:00] Romain's Impactful Role in Bouygues UK [00:03:00] Evolution of Bouygues' Climate Strategy [00:05:00] Romain's Transition from Engineering to Climate Advocacy [00:10:00] The Importance of Voicing Ideas for Change [00:15:00] How Personal Values Influence Professional Growth [00:20:00] Early Life Experiences Shaping Romain's Perspective [00:22:00] Embracing Parenthood with a Climate-Conscious Mindset [00:28:00] Global Teamwork in Tackling Climate Challenges [00:32:00] Juggling Industry Demands with Environmental Goals [00:38:00] Tackling the Realities of Embodied Carbon [00:48:00] Challenging the Norms for a Greener Future
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Join me in this enlightening episode of the "Thrive in Construction" podcast where I sit down with Anna Foden, a leading figure in sustainable construction and Head of Sustainability at ISG.
In this episode, Anna shares her unique journey from the world of professional figure skating to becoming a sustainability professional in a major global construction company. Discover how her competitive spirit and ability to embrace change have shaped her approach to sustainable practices within the industry.
Key Highlights:
The importance of integrating sustainability across all stages of construction processes. Anna's insights on why transparency and early involvement in projects are crucial for achieving sustainability goals.
The role of honest conversations in overcoming industry challenges and misconceptions. A look into ISG's innovative approaches to sustainability and how they are shaping the future of construction.
Anna's personal experiences and lessons learned from her diverse career journey, providing a fresh perspective on sustainability and leadership.
Anna's call for transparency and her belief in collective responsibility for sustainability are not just thought-provoking but a clarion call for action in the industry.
This episode is a must-watch for anyone passionate about the future of sustainable construction and the role honest communication plays in it.
Watch now to be inspired and gain valuable insights into making sustainable construction a reality. Remember to like, share, and subscribe for more episodes that delve deep into the heart of sustainable construction.
Timeline: [00:00:00] Introduction: Welcoming Anna Foden. [00:01:00] Anna's Role in Sustainability at ISG. [00:04:00] Challenges in Sustainability and Construction. [00:07:00] Anna’s Background: From Figure Skating to Architecture. [00:10:00] The Impact of Personal Experiences on Professional Growth. [00:15:00] The Importance of Networking and Personal Resilience. [00:20:00] The Transition from the U.S. to the U.K. in Construction. [00:25:00] Early Career and Pioneering Projects. [00:30:00] Cultural Adjustments and Work-Life Balance. [00:33:00] Debunking Sustainability Myths in Construction. [00:35:00] Anna's Key Advice for a Sustainable Future in Construction.
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Get ready to have your preconceptions challenged as we bring on Nicola to smash some myths about education in the construction industry. If you've ever wondered whether university is the only path to a successful career, this episode will open your eyes to the power of apprenticeships. Nic shares her conviction that on-the-job learning can be just as valuable, if not more so, and her insights will leave you rethinking the road to professional development.
As the conversation takes a turn, I share my own journey of weaving sustainability into the fabric of my business since 2007. We reflect on the transformative impact COVID-19 has had on our connection with nature and the surprising ways it has reshaped our work lives. With my team now dotted around the globe, we explore the evolving workplace and the critical role of sustainable practices in business futures. Don't miss this candid dialogue on the empowering impact of alternative education and the green revolution in the business world.
Full Episode [00:00] - Introduction to Nicola Forrest and her role in sustainability. [03:00] - Nicola's unconventional start in the construction industry. [06:00] - Influences and inspirations: Women in the workplace. [10:00] - How COVID-19 transformed the construction industry. [15:00] - The inception and impact of the Young Professionals organization. [20:00] - Nicola’s vision for professional development and growth. [25:00] - Debunking sustainability myths in construction. [30:00] - Real-world examples and stories of sustainable construction practices. [33:00] - The Demolition Zone [35:00] - The importance of education and apprenticeships in construction. [40:00] - Future aspirations and goals in sustainability and construction.
In this eye-opening episode of 'Thrive in Construction,' I sit down with Scott Tacchi from Sir Robert McAlpine. 🏗️
From Passion to Innovation: Scott takes us from his early love for construction to pioneering sustainable, modern methodologies that are reshaping our world.
Challenging Norms: Delve into Scott's insights on moving beyond traditional practices to embrace collaboration, efficiency, and sustainability. It's not just about building; it's about building smarter.
Value vs. Cheap: Discover why investing in quality and sustainability is crucial for the industry's future, breaking the cycle of short-term thinking.
Equality and Opportunity: Scott's journey underscores the industry's evolving landscape, advocating for gender equality and unveiling the myriad of opportunities construction offers to the next generation.
Shaping the Future: From the UK's £3 billion investment in eco-friendly schools to the call for more research and development, learn how early engagement and collaboration can revolutionise construction.
Be the Change: Inspired by Scott's mantra 'think differently and do it better,' this episode is a rallying cry for all of us to contribute to a sustainable, innovative future in construction.
Timeline: [00:00] Intro [2:58] Scott on Apprenticeships [5:17] His Dads Impact on his Career Path [6:43] Is The Construction Industry A Desirable To Work In? [14:46] Making Every Penny Count [22:25] Sustainable Construction [34:20] Scott on His Role at Sir Robert McAlpine [38:16] Value vs Cheap [51:18] The Demolition Zone [57:05] Scott’s Advice to The Construction Industry
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"Work with people, you'll achieve the goal quicker", is a message that our guest Amit Patel has for everyone.
In this episode of "Thrive in Construction," Darren Evans welcomes Amit Patel, whose journey from working in his dad's newsagents to becoming a Senior Environmental Manager at WinVIC showcases a unique path to influencing sustainability in construction.
Amit shares why he chose not to pursue a career in Artificial Intelligence 16 years ago, insights from his transition, emphasising the importance of biodiversity, green spaces, and sustainability in urban development. Also the importance of working with people, which allows you to achieve goals quicker.
His story is a testament to adaptability and passion, driving significant environmental advancements within the construction industry.
Amit's narrative, from his humble beginnings to leading environmental initiatives, underscores the critical role of sustainability in the construction industry's evolution.
This episode is a deep dive into how personal experiences shape professional paths, making it a must-listen for those passionate about constructing a greener future. Join us to uncover the transformative power of dedication to environmental goals in reshaping the construction landscape for a sustainable tomorrow.
Timeline: [00:00] Introduction [02:25] Amit’s Interest in Artificial Intelligence 16 years ago [04:05] The Job Search After University [05:00] Being Made Redundant [06:35] Working at Winvic [07:24] Growing up in London [10:00] Working at His Dad’s Newsagents [21:42] Choosing To Work in The Environmental Sector [24:52] The Magic of Biodiversity [33:34] The Demolition Zone
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The belief that change, progress, and performance improvement are solely the responsibilities of others is a myth that Martin Townsend wants to demolish. Martin eloquently dismantles this notion, advocating for a collective and individual commitment to driving sustainable innovation.
Martin's persuasive argument is a call to arms for everyone in the industry—from architects to engineers, from suppliers to clients—to recognize their unique power and responsibility in shaping a sustainable future. He emphasises that making a difference is not only a possibility for each of us but a necessity.
This segment of the podcast is an essential listen for those ready to be inspired and to take action, understanding that true progress in sustainability and construction innovation begins with individual initiative.
Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/8OraOuvoJYU?feature=shared
In this episode of the Thrive In Construction Podcast, join us as we delve into the inspiring journey of Stephanie Edwards, co-founder of Urban Symbiotics. Discover how Stephanie's unique blend of architecture and product design is transforming the built environment into spaces that truly cater to community needs and foster innovation & the critical need for diversity and representation in professional fields.
From her early days, exploring the synergy between biology, art, and psychology, to her pivotal experiences with global architectural firms, Stephanie's path showcases the power of representation, diversity, and collaborative design in creating impactful urban spaces.
Learn about Urban Symbiotics' approach to making architecture and urban planning more inclusive, sustainable, and community-focused.
Whether you're an aspiring architect, a seasoned professional, or simply passionate about the future of urban design, this episode offers valuable insights into pushing boundaries, embracing diversity, and the critical role of community in shaping our living spaces.
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In this Demolition Zone Segment my guest Jess offers a fresh perspective on growth, not as a linear path of endless expansion and material accumulation, but as a sustainable, equitable, and circular journey.
Jess debunks the age-old myth of linear growth being synonymous with progress and introduces a compelling alternative - a vision of growth that respects our planet's carrying capacity and emphasizes collaboration and equity.
Jess illustrates how our future depends on reshaping our systems and mindsets towards a more inclusive and sustainable model.
Watch the Full Episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjNP-krWvEo
In this episode of the Thrive in Construction Podcast, we have the pleasure of featuring Jack Brayshaw from Vistry, who shares an in-depth look into his role as head of technical innovation and his journey through personal and professional milestones. Jack delves into the challenges and successes of sustainable construction, emphasising the importance of technical specifications, innovative products, and the relentless pursuit of improvement in building regulations compliance.
Join us as Jack recounts his personal story of resilience and adaptability - from his early days as a roofing labourer, through the transformative decision to pursue higher education, to the critical moments of his career progression amidst significant life changes. Discover how Jack navigated becoming a father right before his final exam, the financial pressures of starting a family on a graduate salary, and the path that led him to spearhead initiatives at Vistry.
This episode is not only about the evolution of sustainable construction practices but also a testament to the power of hard work, the value of alternative educational paths, and the crucial role of believing in oneself. Learn about Vistry approach to addressing the housing crisis, their commitment to producing energy-efficient homes, and the innovative solutions being explored to meet the future demands of the construction industry.
🕒 Timeline: [0:00] Introduction [04:00] Jack on His Current Job Role [6:55] Deciding Not To Go To University [10:49] Last University Exam & Finding Out His Girlfriend Was Pregnant [11:33] The Struggles of Finding a House on a Graduate Salary [15:41] The Importance of Believing in Yourself [24:00] Working at Vistry & Net Zero Carbon Projects [28:00] The Earning Potential for Bricklayers [41:24] The Demolition Zone
Vistry Careers:
https://www.vistrycareers.co.uk/
Vistry Case Studies: - https://www.futurehomes.org.uk/Low-Carbon-Homes-Trials-and-Demonstrators-Map
- https://www.futurehomes.org.uk/europa-way
- https://www.futurehomes.org.uk/north-whiteley
- https://www.futurehomes.org.uk/tolgus-farm
- https://www.futurehomes.org.uk/stoneleigh
- Contact email to schedule visits (Innovation.Centre@vistry.co.uk) This will be subject to availability and time of the year.
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02 Apr 2024
Demolition Zone: Breaking Down the Barriers of Ineffective Communication with Dan McPherson
In this Demolition Zone segment, Dan McPherson, debunks the myth that the only way to resolve disputes and challenges in the construction industry is through standoffish, email-based communications. Dan champions the transformative power of face-to-face discussions, arguing that real progress comes from open, collaborative dialogue.
Far from being an outdated concept, Dan illustrates with conviction how sitting down together—whether it’s contractors, subcontractors, clients, or designers—can unearth solutions that emails simply cannot. This approach not only fosters better relationships but also leads to more effective problem-solving.
Through this discussion, Dan not only dismantles an age-old industry myth but also lays the foundation for a more connected, communicative future in construction. This episode is a must-watch for industry professionals seeking to navigate the complexities of construction projects with grace and efficiency.
Watch the full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7f9_kH-LPcE
In this episode of Thrive In Construction we dive deep into the journey of Akshatha Veerandra, a trailblazer in the world of sustainability and construction. From her early years in India to becoming an influential figure in global sustainability efforts, Akshatha shares her unique insights, challenges, and victories in integrating eco-friendly practices into the corporate world. Discover how her passion for the environment and dedication to health and well-being are reshaping the way we think about buildings and urban spaces.
In this candid conversation, Akshatha opens up about her pivotal decision to choose sustainability over medicine, the role of her cultural background in shaping her approach to sustainability, and the innovative projects that are setting new standards in the industry. She demystifies common misconceptions about sustainability, emphasising its affordability and accessibility, and offers invaluable advice to those looking to make an impact in their professional and personal lives.
Whether you're a professional in the construction industry, an environmental enthusiast, or someone curious about sustainable living, this episode is packed with motivating stories, practical tips, and visionary ideas. Akshatha’s journey is a testament to the power of determination, innovation, and the belief that everyone has the capacity to contribute to a more sustainable future.
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09 Apr 2024
Demolition Zone: Unveiling the Hidden Impact of Personal Action on Climate Change with Romain Richli
Have you ever gazed upon a building and seen more than just bricks and mortar? Our guest, Romain Richli, an architect with a vision, uses his latest masterpiece to craft a narrative that's etched in the very essence of climate change engagement. It's not just an architectural wonder; it's a metaphorical call to arms for every individual who believes that the fight against climate change is reserved for scientists and experts.
Romain eloquently dismantles this myth, advocating for a collective responsibility that transcends professional boundaries and integrates joy and purpose into our lives as we confront this global challenge.
If you've ever felt like a lone warrior in a company slow to embrace environmental change, Romain's insights are your beacon of hope. He shares empowering tales of aligning personal values with professional endeavors, the satisfaction of challenging the status quo, and the importance of speaking up for what is right.
Watch the full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0F-N20UzP_4
In this episode of Thrive In Construction, we embark on a journey with Peter Kelly, Group Director of Sustainable Operations at ISG, as he unravels the intricate web of sustainability in the construction industry on a global scale.
From the bustling construction sites of London to the innovative projects reshaping urban spaces in Dubai, Spain, and beyond, Peter shares his vast experience and the challenges he faces in integrating eco-friendly practices into the fabric of ISG's operations worldwide.
Discover the crucial role of sustainability in construction, not just as an ethical choice but as a strategic necessity for future-proofing our urban environments. Peter delves into the misconceptions surrounding the cost of sustainability, providing compelling arguments and examples that prove eco-friendly practices can be economically viable and beneficial. He also discusses the importance of early planning and collaboration in achieving sustainability goals, emphasising the transformative power of a well-integrated sustainable design.
This episode is not just about the success stories; it's a deep dive into the practicalities of making sustainability a core aspect of construction projects, the obstacles encountered, and the innovative solutions devised to overcome them. Whether you're a professional within the construction industry, an advocate for sustainable living, or someone curious about the future of our cities, this conversation with Peter Kelly offers enlightening insights, practical advice, and a dose of inspiration for all of us to contribute towards a more sustainable and resilient future.
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18 Apr 2024
EP 13 - Is The Lack of Guidance Around Eco-Friendly Homes Failing Our Tenants? With Carrie Behar
In this insightful episode of Thrive In Construction, we sit down with Carrie Behar, a dedicated sustainability consultant at the Useful Simple Trust. Carrie delves into the transformative impact of sustainable development and regenerative design in urban planning. As head of sustainability, she shares her journey from a PhD focused on environmental design to leading organizational sustainability efforts, including B Corp certification and carbon footprint assessments.
Carrie passionately discusses the challenges and breakthroughs in sustainable living, especially in the context of social housing. She provides a unique perspective on how individuals interact with new technologies in their homes, addressing the real-life mismatches between design expectations and occupant behavior. This episode explores the nuances of creating environments that support sustainable lifestyles without compromising on occupant health and comfort.
Join us as we explore Carrie's expert insights into the crucial role of effective communication in construction and how detailed planning can significantly enhance the livability and sustainability of urban spaces. Whether you're a professional in the built environment, a sustainability advocate, or simply curious about the future of our cities, this conversation with Carrie Behar is bound to enlighten and inspire.
00:00 Sustainable Living in Homes 3:40 Career Evolution 6:20 Navigating a Funded PhD in Sustainability 13:21 Improving Social Housing User Guides 23:25 Passion for Architecture and Urban Development 30:10 Berlin Wall, Sustainable Construction, B Corp 44:31 Exploring Sustainability in Building Design 50:34 Debunking the Cost of Sustainability 58:16 Grow Community Through Sharing Podcast
Useful Links/References Made In This Episode https://www.findaphd.com/
PhD thesis available here: https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/1482077/
ESS Strategy for Meridian Water is publicly available, here: https://governance.enfield.gov.uk/documents/s83794/MW%20Environmental%20Sustainability%20Strategy%20-%20Appendix%20A%20-%20Objectives%20Vision%20and%20Requirements.pdf
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23 Apr 2024
Demolition Zone: Net Zero Isn't Just A Task For The Sustainability Team | Anna Foden
In this "Demolition Zone" segment, Anna Foden challenges the pervasive myth in the construction industry about sustainability responsibilities.
Anna explains that the journey to net zero isn't just a task for the sustainability team; it demands a collaborative effort across all departments.
Anna breaks down this misconception, urging a top-down and ground-up approach to integrate sustainability in every aspect of the business—from design managers to finance teams.
If you've ever wondered about your role in your company's sustainability journey or felt isolated in your environmental efforts, this episode offers a new perspective. Anna shares valuable insights on how every team member can contribute to meaningful change and why integrated efforts are essential for true sustainability in construction.
Watch the full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNr2KJFdT1A
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25 Apr 2024
EP 14 - How You Can Flip the Script & Turn Redundancy Into Your Most Powerful Career Move Yet!
In this episode of the Thrive in Construction Podcast, we're delighted to host Marc Bradfield, a seasoned expert in design management and a dynamic leader in construction innovation. Marc shares his extensive journey from his days as a site engineer to his pivotal role as head of design for Bouygues residential team, discussing the challenges and triumphs of managing complex design processes across multifaceted teams.
Dive into Marc's transformative insights on the essential blend of technical skills and human interaction in project management. He reflects on the pivotal moments that reshaped his approach to leadership—moving from command-driven tactics to fostering collaboration and understanding among his teams. We also discussed how redundancy can actually be a great opportunity!
Join us as Marc unravels the importance of communication in overcoming project hurdles, his strategies for effective team management, and his visionary take on future industry trends. This episode is not just a study on advancing construction practices but also a testament to the evolving role of empathy and strategic thinking in leading successful projects.
🕒 Timeline: [00:00] Introduction to Marc Bradfield and his influence in construction [05:00] Journey from engineering to leadership in design management [15:00] Lessons on communication and team dynamics [25:00] Marc's approach to overcoming industry challenges [35:00] Predictions for future trends in construction and design
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In this episode of the Thrive in Construction Podcast, we're thrilled to welcome Amo Sihra, Head of Commercial at Elmhurst Energy, an accreditation body for energy assessors. Amo shares his journey from starting as an energy assessor to leading Elmhurst's commercial department, highlighting the evolving landscape of energy efficiency and the critical role Elmhurst plays in the industry.
Amo shares his insights on the industry's progress from a tick-box exercise to a pivotal force in combating global warming and making the built environment more sustainable. Amo delves into the challenges and triumphs of his role, emphasising the importance of education, quality assurance, and market trends in shaping the energy sector.
Amo discusses the need for both asset and occupancy ratings for effective energy assessments, Elmhurst's role in quality assurance, and the industry's transformation toward sustainability. This episode is not just about the technicalities of energy assessments but also a testament to the industry's impact on global warming and sustainable development.
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09 May 2024
EP 16 - Am I Actually Making a Difference? How We Can All Drive Real Environmental Change.
In this episode of the Thrive in Construction Podcast, we're excited to have Cathal Ward, the environmental lead at Bouygues UK, with us. Cathal brings over five years of experience in shaping environmental strategies and fostering sustainable practices within construction. He delves into his role, highlighting the crucial differences between environmental and sustainability focuses, and the significant impact of strategic environmental planning from the earliest design stages.
Cathal shares valuable insights on the evolution of environmental roles within the industry, emphasising the importance of integrating environmental considerations early in the project lifecycle to enhance sustainability outcomes. He discusses the challenges of managing environmental impacts on site, the strategies for minimising these impacts, and the role of education in ensuring compliance and advancing environmental goals.
Join us as Cathal explains the nuanced roles of environmental leads versus sustainability officers, and how these roles interact to create a comprehensive approach to building sustainably.
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16 May 2024
EP 17 - How Much Does A Newly Qualified Architect Make & Should Work Be Enjoyable?
In this episode of the Thrive in Construction Podcast, we're thrilled to host Rachel Bell, Director of Partnerships at Stride Treglown. With over two decades of architectural experience and leadership, Rachel delves into the multifaceted aspects of her role, emphasising the importance of partnerships in driving business success and sustainable practices within the construction industry.
Rachel also opens up about her personal journey and challenges, including her poignant experiences with infertility. She shares how these personal struggles have influenced her professional life and advocacy work, fostering a deep commitment to supporting diversity and inclusion within the industry.
Join us as Rachel provides insights from her podcast 'Stand Tall with Rachel Bell', discusses her transformative experiences in Malawi, and reflects on the impact of personal adversities on professional growth. Her story is a testament to resilience and the power of community support in overcoming life’s challenges.
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23 May 2024
EP 18 - We Need To Make A Positive Change & Use Our Influence For The Greater Good
In this week's episode of the Thrive in Construction Podcast, we are honoured to welcome Ali Sanduk, a remarkable architectural technologist with a rich background.
Born in Baghdad during tumultuous times, Ali shares his journey from Iraq to the UK, where he transformed challenges into opportunities, propelling him into a career marked by innovation and dedication to sustainability.
Ali delves into the nuances of architectural technology and the importance of integrating sustainable practices into every project. His work at Chapman Taylor, handling diverse projects from high rises to transportation hubs, highlights his commitment to environmental and structural integrity.
Join us as Ali discusses the profound influence of his heritage, his transition from academic theory to practical application, and how he's shaping the future of architecture with a focus on green solutions. His story is not just about buildings but about building a better world through thoughtful and sustainable design.
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In this episode of the Thrive in Construction Podcast, we welcome Martin Fahey from Mitsubishi Electric, who brings his extensive expertise as the head of sustainability for the UK and Ireland. Martin shares insights into Mitsubishi's innovative approaches to sustainability, reflecting on the company's journey towards environmental responsibility and the strategic shifts necessary for a sustainable future.
Martin also dives into his personal experiences, from starting as an apprentice refrigeration engineer to leading significant sustainability initiatives. He discusses the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration and education in advancing green technologies and practices within the construction industry.
Join us as Martin elaborates on the challenges and opportunities of pushing the boundaries of sustainability, including the integration of advanced heat pump technologies and the strategic role of Mitsubishi Electric in shaping a greener building environment.
Key Moments: 0:00 Construction Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation 16:50 Heat Pump Technology for Future Sustainability 30:47 Professional Development and Sales Strategies 36:43 Shifting Energy Sources and Climate Change 44:06 Embodied Carbon in Heat Pump Manufacturing 56:07 Collaboration for Net Zero Transformation 1:01:47 Promoting Sustainable Actions Through Collaboration
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In this episode of the Thrive in Construction Podcast, we are joined by Laura Baron, a passionate advocate for sustainable construction.
Laura delves into the critical issue of embodied carbon in the construction industry, emphasising the significant impact of materials like cement, which alone contributes 8% to global emissions—far surpassing the emissions from aviation.
Laura shares her expertise on the challenges and opportunities of reducing embodied carbon, highlighting the urgent need for legislative changes and innovative approaches. She also reflects on the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower tragedy, discussing its profound implications for building regulations and the shift towards more sustainable practices.
Join us as Laura and Darren engage in a thought-provoking conversation about the future of sustainable construction, the importance of context in addressing carbon emissions, and the potential for positive change through industry collaboration and client awareness.
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In this slightly different episode of the Thrive in Construction Podcast, we welcome our Technical Director at Darren Evans, Mike Brogden.
He challenges the widespread misconception that sustainability necessarily means higher costs in construction. Mike asserts that incorporating sustainable practices early in the design phase, as integral as meeting planning conditions, can actually prevent any additional costs.
Throughout the discussion, Mike emphasises the importance of proactive planning and integration rather than retrofitting sustainability, which often leads to increased expenses. By designing with sustainability in mind from the start, projects can remain cost-effective while also being environmentally conscious.
Join us as Mike breaks down complex concepts and addresses the pressing need for the construction industry to adapt to changing technologies and market conditions without fear of escalating costs. His insights highlight the evolving landscape of construction and the critical role of thoughtful, sustainable planning.
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In this episode of the Thrive in Construction Podcast, we delve into the nuanced world of construction planning with our guest, Michael Brogden, Technical Director at Darren Evans.
Michael addresses the critical need for early planning in construction to ensure compliance and cost efficiency and why not doing this can create horrendous build costs. He emphasises the importance of understanding local policies and considering broad energy and overheating guidelines from the start.
Throughout our discussion, Michael highlights the challenges and necessary strategies for achieving Part L compliance, the complexities of product specification during construction, and the significance of engaging with sustainability consultants for credible guidance.'
Join us as Michael provides insightful tips for developers, discusses the impending changes in construction regulations, and explains the upcoming shifts towards whole life carbon assessments and unregulated emissions. This episode is packed with valuable advice for anyone looking to navigate the evolving landscape of the construction industry effectively.
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In this week's episode of the Thrive in Construction Podcast, meet Richard Pickett, who's not just committed to sustainability, but lives and breathes it.
His dedication to green practices propels him out of bed every morning, ready to lead the charge in transforming the construction industry. He emphasises that advancing sustainability is a collective effort, requiring everyone's participation to truly make a difference. He discusses his thoughts on whether or not the construction industry is a good career choice also.
Join us as he shares insights on the evolution of diversity and inclusion within construction since the '90s, reflecting on the significant strides made and the challenges that persist. He also opens up about the lack of a manual for navigating these vast changes, illustrating how we are all learning and adapting in real-time.
Don't miss this insightful conversation—watch the full episode on our YouTube channel to delve into the dynamic world of sustainable construction and the pivotal role of leadership in fostering environmental impact.
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Key Moments 0:00 Passion for Sustainability and Construction 3:58 Scouting and Sustainability Connection 9:26 Influential Figures and Inspiration 15:30 Family Influence and Career Paths 21:41 Parenting and Proudest Moments 34:07 Prioritizing Sustainability and Long-Term Goals
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In this episode of the Thrive in Construction Podcast, we sit down with Jim Coleman, an expert in economic development and strategic planning, who shares his insights on the future of urban and regional development. Jim discusses the intricacies of planning sustainable, economically vibrant cities, and the roles infrastructure, education, and labour markets play in shaping these areas.
He delves into the significance of strategic investment and the challenges of ensuring a place grows sustainably with a stable economic base. Jim provides a detailed look at how places evolve, touching on the necessity of integrating services like transport, energy, and digital infrastructure early in the planning stages to foster long-term benefits.
The conversation also covers the complexities of engaging with stakeholders and the public in major projects like the HS2 rail link, emphasising the importance of community involvement in shaping the places they live in.
Join us to gain a deeper understanding of the economic and social impacts of urban planning and development, and how forward-thinking strategies can significantly enhance the livability and functionality of our cities.
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This video is the third of a three-part series, completion of which qualifies you for CPD credits/ a CPD certificate for 2 hours of training. You can watch Part 1 here:https://youtu.be/VzzN3DmHEkc and Part 2 here: https://youtu.be/uEUvY-M-0K0
After watching all three parts of the CPD series - please follow this link to complete a brief quiz and provide feedback. Upon completion, you will receive your CPD certificate for 2 hours of training: CPD Knowledge Check (scoreapp.com)
Mike shares his profound insights on navigating the evolving challenges and regulations in the construction industry, especially focusing on sustainable building practices. Mike delves deep into the intricacies of compliance with emerging standards like the home energy model (HEM), emphasising the need for early engagement and robust planning to ensure projects meet future standards efficiently.
As the industry faces a pivotal transformation with new regulations aiming for net-zero targets, Mike highlights the urgency of integrating advanced technologies and sustainable practices from the design phase. He discusses the critical role of coordination among various stakeholders and the importance of understanding the full scope of regulatory requirements to foster compliance and innovation in building designs.
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In this episode of the Thrive in Construction Podcast, we sit down with Andrew Parkin, an expert in energy efficiency and climate policy, who shares his insights on the evolving landscape of the energy sector. Andrew discusses the importance of energy performance certificates (EPCs), the role of standard assessment procedures (SAP), and the potential impacts of political decisions on the fight against climate change.
He delves into the significance of energy efficiency in reducing demand, the transition to renewable energy sources, and the challenges of ensuring buildings are future-proofed against climate change. Andrew provides a detailed look at the home energy model and how advancements in measuring energy performance can lead to smarter grid technology and better energy storage solutions.
The conversation also covers the complexities of engaging with stakeholders and the public, emphasising the need for strong leadership and informed decision-making to navigate the changes in the industry. Andrew highlights the urgent need for immediate action to mitigate the worst effects of climate change and the importance of sustainable practices in both new and existing buildings.
Join us to gain a deeper understanding of the energy efficiency landscape and how innovative strategies can significantly enhance the sustainability and performance of our buildings.
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In this episode of the Thrive in Construction Podcast, we sit down with Nkechi, an expert in corporate social responsibility and supply chain management. Nkechi shares her journey from architecture to the construction industry, highlighting her passion for creating more inclusive and diverse workplaces.
Nkechi discusses the challenges she faced as a woman in construction, from navigating the industry's perceptions about working mothers to setting up her own business. She opens up about the struggles of not disclosing she had children at work for fear of not being taken seriously and the impact this had on her career. Nkechi also sheds light on the myths surrounding SMEs' capabilities in delivering large-scale projects and emphasizes the importance of genuine support and collaboration within the supply chain.
Furthermore, Nkechi talks about her role in CSR accreditation, the impact of social value acts, and how companies can bridge the gap between corporate policies and on-site practices. Her insights into the evolving landscape of CSR and the importance of responsible business practices are both eye-opening and inspiring.
Join us to gain a deeper understanding of how innovative strategies in CSR and supply chain management can significantly enhance the sustainability and inclusivity of the construction industry.
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In this episode of the Thrive in Construction Podcast, we sit down with Andy Matthews, an experienced architect who shares his unique journey in the field, which began at the young age of 15. Andy reflects on his early experiences, from drafting with pen and ink to gaining hands-on work experience in local architecture firms. He discusses the evolution of his career, highlighting the transition from technical work to exploring creative aspects of architecture.
Andy shares insights into the challenges and rewards of setting up his own firm after turning 40, influenced by the onset of COVID-19 and a desire to pursue architecture in his own way. He opens up about his ADHD diagnosis and how it has shaped his work environment, emphasising the importance of flexibility and understanding in the workplace.
The conversation delves into the broader issues in the architecture and construction industry, including the misconceptions about the profession and the diverse skill sets required. Andy also discusses his firm's innovative approach to work-life balance, including a four-day work week, and the importance of supporting neurodiversity in the workplace.
Join us for an inspiring and insightful episode with Andy Matthews, where we explore the intersection of architecture, personal growth, and workplace innovation.
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The importance of achieving net zero by 2050 and the need for consistent policies and collaboration to meet sustainability goals. In this episode of the Thrive in Construction Podcast, we chat with Amy Collins about the importance of achieving net zero by 2050. We also dive into big issues like climate change, and sustainability - Amy gives her take on how these topics have been used as election tools, creating uncertainty for businesses. She stresses the need for consistent policies and working together to meet net zero goals.
Amy talks about how she got into sustainability during university and how it became even more important to her after she had a baby. She opens up about her unique family setup, with her husband being the stay-at-home dad while she works full-time, and the challenges they faced with this non-traditional role.
Amy shares about her role at BEAMA, a trade association for manufacturers of electro-technical technologies, and how BEAMA helps its members become more sustainable. She also talks about how having a supportive CEO, who understands the importance of work-life balance for parents, makes a huge difference.
Join us for this episode to hear Amy’s inspiring story and her thoughts on sustainability, family, and industry challenges. 👉 Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories and expert insights.
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15 Aug 2024
Ep. 30 The Future of Surveying: How Nina Young is Revolutionising the Profession with ‘Surveyors UK’
Nina Young is revolutionising the surveying profession. In this episode Nina delves into the journey of embarking on a construction career later in life, highlighting the advantages of continuous professional development (CPD) in the construction industry. She also introduces her newly launched online membership platform, Surveyors UK, designed for the surveying profession and the broader construction sector. Nina emphasises how such platforms are playing a pivotal role in shaping the future of the construction industry.
This episode further explores the dynamic field of surveying and its essential role in the home-buying process. Whether you are a homeowner, a prospective buyer, or considering a career change, this episode serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding how surveyors uphold the safety, value, and integrity of one of your most significant investments—your home.
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This week on Thrive in Construction, we are joined by Richard Fitton, an expert in sustainable building practices, to discuss his pioneering research on cost-effective home heating solutions and the future of sustainable home construction in line with emerging government regulations.
Richard has served as a Professor of Energy Performance of Buildings at the University of Salford for 14 years. Before this, his extensive experience as a building surveyor allowed him to assess a wide range of structures, from RAF hangars to newly built homes. In this episode, Richard shares his top three tips for heating your home efficiently, along with his insights on the government’s ambitious new standards for future housing.
Richard's influential work extends across various sectors, from large-scale homebuilders to organisations like Mat Zero, which focuses on providing safer heating solutions for refugees. His expertise offers invaluable perspectives on advancing sustainability in construction.
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In the first part of a two-part Thrive in Construction special, Darren interviews Barney Shanks, CTO and co-founder of Seratech, a pioneering company in sustainable construction materials that produces net-zero cement and concrete. As a construction industry outsider, Barney provides useful insights into the future of the industry, and how organisations such as his are working towards sustainable alternatives for the built environment. He emphasises how the built environment is the leading contributor to CO2 emissions and how net-zero cement can help reduce this moving forward. Barney also discusses the challenges of implementing these sustainable alternatives and the real-life impact of academic research when applied to the construction industry.
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Join us for the second instalment of our Net-Zero Cement series, featuring Barney Shanks, CTO and co-founder of Seratech. In this episode, Barney delves into the complexities of energy sustainability, emphasising that "free energy" is a misconception. He provides an in-depth explanation of the process involved in creating net-zero cement, discusses the advantages and challenges of decarbonising cement, and explores the practical implications of harnessing energy stored within building materials.
Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on advancing sustainability in construction as well as advice from Barney to A Level students.
WATCH PART ONE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90HGQs8PeS8
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